Cle_420_mob
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How am I doin for my first grow
How am i doing for first grow
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Cle_420_mob
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Can you tell me what's wrong
FRICKITYFRICKTYFRESH
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lmao im high and this is hilarious
Cle_420_mob
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Cle_420_mob
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What is hilarious I have a issue with them an need help not really funny buddy
Boatguy
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Look like healthy normal plants
I think it was just alittle teasing, since there was no pic or anything with the first post
Cle_420_mob
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They started to get brown spots in the past week I dont why tho the soil has been constantly damp now it started when i switched to flower
Cle_420_mob
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So the brown spots I shouldn't worry about
Boatguy
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Dry cycles are a good thing if not extended. I typically water every 2 to 3 days.
Pots are dry before watered
Boatguy
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If they continue and get worse, you should worry. Looks pretty minor from the pics
Cle_420_mob
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Yeah I think the browning is from over watering i think I'm gunna let them dry out
Cle_420_mob
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Yeah it's only on older leaves an not all of them
FRICKITYFRICKTYFRESH
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yea, sorry for joking around, but didnt see any pics. One of my biggest mistakes and i think most peoples mistakes starting out is over watering. Really let that soil get good and dry between waterings. I usually wont water until i can see my fan leaves starting to droop slightly. The leaves will start to look and feel " flimsy" It's amazing how fast they'll perk right back up after getting some high quality h20. Over watering leads to stunted plant grows, and can cause more issues with bugs in your soil. Plus your flushing out nutrients faster than should be.
FRICKITYFRICKTYFRESH
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your new growth looks a tad yellow. what are you feeding?
Cle_420_mob
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I havnt flushed them pictures are from yesterday
Cle_420_mob
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If you have any advice I'll take it I'm pretty sure I over watered them
Cle_420_mob
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These are from just now
FRICKITYFRICKTYFRESH
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they actually look pretty good with the light off. Soil still looks pretty saturated though. I'd defiantly just let them dry out a couple days. And in my opinion thats a lot of food to be feeding your plants in my opinion. Don't get sucked into the fancy labels and names or it will bleed your wallet dry. Less is always more.