• Here is a link to the full explanation: https://rollitup.org/t/welcome-back-did-you-try-turning-it-off-and-on-again.1104810/

Indoor Soil Grow problems. Can't clear 1oz/pp

Kronickeeper

Well-Known Member
your main problem is over crowding, cut that hundred down to fifty and you'll see much better results for many reasons. The lights are too high up, see how those big buds are forming right under that light? They are having to stretch for light the entire time, at the very least get a good reflector, those big ass parabolic ones to cover that space better. Week 5-6 is no time to cut nutes, you'll find most plants will go ten weeks to get that final fattening you're after. Besides that something is definitely off about the whole thing, those plants are growing very raggedy. however I don't believe you'll see any real improvement until you cut your population.
Agreed to many plants,
 

714steadyeddie

Well-Known Member
This our new run right now. They are almost out of transplant shock and should be ready to start flower cycle in couple days. Also this time we went with 80 plants instead of 100 to give them some more space.




Here is some pics from the last run. As you can say they get very close to the lights.


I would double check that soil recipe and maybe work with a different medium. That room has a lot of potential.
 

Johnei

Well-Known Member
Lights are too far.
Plants are too tall. (these 2 are connected)

Plants have nutrient issues before going into flower. Bad.
Every plant in every picture I see either nutrient deficiency, nutrient excess, or overwatering/bad soil water draining/retention qualities.
=Grower error.

More than half the plant half way down and below is useless growth and useless buds and useless waste of growth time and plant energy. Keep lights close, plants tight, nodes packed, temp and RH in check, and get your nutrient and/or soil issues in check. Don't overwater, Don't overfeed, dont let night time temps and RH shift dramatically from day.

You have so much shit growing there, you basically need a live mentor to help you over there. It's big job. Big learning experience.. not just to grow the plants, but to grow them well. You need help. Bitten off more than you can chew type a thing. with big dream.
 

Johnei

Well-Known Member
2ft plant, in 2-3gal pot, should yield1-1.5ounces easy.
What are yours like 23ft tall and yield not even an ounce each.

Whatever advice you have been getting when beginning this grow, explain to this person, they don't know shit, and you should seek help elsewhere. Think of it like this, would you build a factory to produce chickens for sale to the supermarkets, if you've never grown a chicken before in your life, or everytime you grow a chicken, they are stunted and diseased malnourished.. then decide I'm gonna open a million dollar chicken factory... well you could.. but you'd need to hire help, or run a mini chicken factory first as test and experience. you went too big too soon without some fundementals of growing or growing expertise.
 
Top