Need some input on my grow

ClownCrack

ClownCrack

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gardengardian7 said:
My apologies, i was in a stupor of sleep... But that my friend is the heat. The "folding of leaves" means it too hot. I open my tent and spray them ONLY in veg with simply water to cool them and relieve them of heat stress. But if your in Flower, simply get some cool air if possible on the ladies. Just dawned on me your vegging..lol Im still half sleep...
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Okay cool thanks I raised the light a little and added more air flow it seem to help
 
gardengardian7

gardengardian7

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Also, if your grow N sativas they can tolerate 80+°F. My temps are 79-84°F. I spray them periodically... 75°F they don't enjoy. But heat and wetness they love. These plants...IMG_20150308_155717.jpg IMG_20150308_155704.jpg
 
indicat33

indicat33

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ClownCrack said:
Hey guys and gals of roll it up I am a new grower( one grow under my belt) and I want to see if I have everything right. My first grow I grew with cfls and some pre made soil mix my buddy gave me. Got about half ounce on one plant. For my second grow i bought a 400 watt mh/hps grow light and some fox farm happy frog soil mixed with 1/4 vermiculite. I have been saving some good bag seeds over the years and pick 5 of the best looking ones. (4 sprouted) They are 11 days in and look good. I had some heat problems in the first week but i fixed that. In the next 2 weeks i am going to move to a 3 gallon pot till finish. My question is does everything look like its suppose to? i am hoping on the low end at lease one is female but thats mother nature for ya. Any input would be apprecated. ohhh and i am going to use the fox farm trio nuts but i dont think they need any yet. View attachment 3363080 View attachment 3363083 View attachment 3363085
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Looks good, just make sure you have PLENTY of light, when they get bigger :idea:
 
purplehays1

purplehays1

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that looks like no big deal, dont over think it. Definitely NOT nute burn. 1/4 str should be fine maybe even too little for those plants, but they look healthy.
 
gardengardian7

gardengardian7

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I cant really tell by that one leaf. But if its just than one leaf than i dont think thats nuteburn... Its seems more so of some harmless deficiency which does not justify it being ok to excuse harmless deficiencies but maybe youre having some lack somewhere it could mean a few things such as some roots damaged things like that. What do when i feel something aint right is jump back to the basics such as consistant weekly water and feed right temps and proper light projection(positioning and light casting... humidity control maybe some cal-mag. No PHing unless your soil if youre doing soil grow does not come PH sufficient.
 
ClownCrack

ClownCrack

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Sucellus said:
might be PH fluctuations. Do you test the ph of the water you feed it?
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I give them tap water which is 6.5 every time and the run off is at 6.0. It's just one. I put two in happy frog and I went and got some promix and put two in there the promix has really light green bushy plants and the HF has tall strong dark green plants. Do yall think genetics or soil? Here's a pickimage.jpg
 
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