sudodaemon
Well-Known Member
First indoor grow so I'm learning as I fuck up =)
Switched over to 12-12 light cycle about 5 days ago, and with that change I switched up my nutes to a recommendation I got from this forum... Running at about 750ppm right now, PH is a constant 5.8...
I have a 50/50 split with these leaves and how they are coming out... Some are super skinny, dark green, and curl down... while the others are a perfect green color, perfect width, and shiny... I decided to not fuck with the nute solution since it was a 50 50 split and was just thinking the plant was adjusting to the new nute solution.
Reason I'm posting now is I noticed the bottom stipules (I believe thats the name), are starting to turn a yellow shade and one of them just straight up shriveled away... Is this normal when switching to flower? Do I need to adjust my nute solution? I'm using General Hydroponics Flora series and it's roughly a 5-5-10 mix (gro,micro,bloom)... The pistils are still in tip top shape, just not the stipules.
Any ideas?
Full Plant, grew 3.5 inches in the past 5 days since switching to 12-12 light cycle

Not the easiest thing to see but look at the stipules...


Skinny Shiny Leaves
Normal perfect leaves
Switched over to 12-12 light cycle about 5 days ago, and with that change I switched up my nutes to a recommendation I got from this forum... Running at about 750ppm right now, PH is a constant 5.8...
I have a 50/50 split with these leaves and how they are coming out... Some are super skinny, dark green, and curl down... while the others are a perfect green color, perfect width, and shiny... I decided to not fuck with the nute solution since it was a 50 50 split and was just thinking the plant was adjusting to the new nute solution.
Reason I'm posting now is I noticed the bottom stipules (I believe thats the name), are starting to turn a yellow shade and one of them just straight up shriveled away... Is this normal when switching to flower? Do I need to adjust my nute solution? I'm using General Hydroponics Flora series and it's roughly a 5-5-10 mix (gro,micro,bloom)... The pistils are still in tip top shape, just not the stipules.
Any ideas?
Full Plant, grew 3.5 inches in the past 5 days since switching to 12-12 light cycle


Not the easiest thing to see but look at the stipules...



Skinny Shiny Leaves

Normal perfect leaves
