My temp.s in my tent seems to be getting too high

im ranging around 84 .5 when my light is on i do have good outtake i hooked up some duct to a pivit blower fan from tent to intake n outake out the window but the intake is straight from inside my closet also my seedkings look to be nut burned im using ffof soil i think there close to 3 weeks old now then i decided to add 1/4 of recommended ff liquid ferts it instently the plants popped up in loved it then the last 2 days (3rd n 4rth day after)my leaf lips wear burnt looking n flaking off and the plants color is almost pale green yellow between the leaves the other plant is dark green frail leaves are all tattered up n the plant is stunted growth bad i think ima just see what happens with the stunted one or toss it (its a bag seed anyways) so im going to flush my seedling out n prey they come back but eitherway im ordering some seeds that should be here soon i plan to grow 1 strain for a bit but that being said is the md 80"s too hot for my loves

veg can take 80's, but for flowering u wanna maintain around 75 wit lights on.

FF soil has food in it, you should not add Nutes to that brand soil for at least a month.

Are you using Ocean Forest or Happy Frog??

if your using Ocean Forest it will burn seedlings and clones, start with Happy Frog for 30-60 days then transplant to Ocean Forest.

you shouldn't need Nutes in Veg for at least the first month with either Soil.

Bless,
DZ

ya i learned i just flushed it looks a little perkier now tho i started some sedlings off in promix there doing great i have fox farm ocean forest n some extra stuff like all the ff nuts n happy from fertz like jump start n all purpus ill post pics of the setup soon

can i cut the burnt tips of the leaves off or should i wait to see progress n growth first
? picture 8 is the runt that got all messed up from nute burn so i changed it over into dif soil

Just wait it out they will be fine. Less is more at times..Happy Growing

I Added some pics. Any other Advice on what to do for my plant be much appreciated.

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I Added some pics. Any other Advice on what to do for my plant be much appreciated.

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Just a few things.. try not to cut (removing dead material and cutting stuff out and off are different) things off your plant.. ever.. it knows what to do.. so let it.

The most important advice I can give you after decades of this shit is.. Provide the best environment you can, don't over feed, learn to read your plants and leaves as they DO communicate with you daily, and MOST IMPORTANT .... Get them comfortable and LEAVE THEM ALONE>. #1.. LEAVE THEM ALONE.. they don't like your company even.. they want to do plant things and you are a human.. just leave them alone.

And next time if you find yourself with a new crop use some 6500k CFL instead of that 150 HPS (that is what it looks like anyway). Try it next time when the time comes..., you'll understand..


*steps off soap box*..

(you did ask).. Good luck mate~!

I think I forgot what I was really trying to say.. Grass is a harvestable crop.. you are a farmer.. treat it as such and don't worry about it being pretty, just healthy..

i have 6500 cfl but that light n the pic is a 125 watt 6500k cfl it pushes 10,000 lumens just got it on amazon the othere day i appreciate your input could always use advice thanks . ill post more pics as the grow progresses.

Ok.. that will be a nice light for a few smaller plants with some additional CFL to the side.. .. I assume it is 2700K?

The deal is the 6500k keeps em short and squat, and that is exactly what you want.. I don't even pull my plants off the 6500k cfls until AFTER they show flowers, because they simply don't stretch..

LIke this for example.. tied down, no taller than 8 inches, fully into flower, just then was I sticking it under 2700k... as you can see, stretch aint happening, as attributed to the 6500k..



If you already know some of this and I am redundant that's cool, just trying to toss you a few bones you may not have already..

All the plants are looking great

The plants are coming along nicely.