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mazpot said:
you should lighten up with the water at the last couple of weeks. have you foliage fed yet? try giving it straight water in the soil and nutes spray the leafs. This will clean out your soil a little and you can get more nutes in the leafs. the roots tend to weaken after a few months so let them rest a little.
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Is it still ok to follar feed when I am in flowering and only a month or so from harvest!?
 
TexasWild said:
Is it still ok to follar feed when I am in flowering and only a month or so from harvest!?
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Well if your in the last month maybe not but stop watering so much. I water every monday with 1 gallon in a 3 gallon pot but the last week dont water.
 
mazpot said:
Well if your in the last month maybe not but stop watering so much. I water every monday with 1 gallon in a 3 gallon pot but the last week dont water.
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I am doing about the same if you figure it out! .5 gallon in a 3 gallon pot every 3 or 4 days! My soil will not hold a full gallon of water it would just have more run off!

Also when you say last week you mean before harvest and if so when do you flush before harveset if no water the last week?
 
I flush the second to the last week of harvest and I don't water the last week.I put a gallon of water in and at least 1/2 gallon water comes out but the soil will stay moist for a week but my temps aren't like yours. I'm around 74 degrees with 30 % humidity.
 
Oh yeah those yellowing of the leaves on the bottom are normal and happens a lot. For two plants you should really have at least a 250watts hps. Why are your temps at 100 degrees don't you have the air conditioning on? well I hope with that kind of temperature you have a lot of co2 in your growroom.
 
mazpot said:
Oh yeah those yellowing of the leaves on the bottom are normal and happens a lot. For two plants you should really have at least a 250watts hps. Why are your temps at 100 degrees don't you have the air conditioning on? well I hope with that kind of temperature you have a lot of co2 in your growroom.
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They are in the hot water closet! which is in my garage which is not climate controled! I just have a box fan blowing on plants and lights and I have a muffin fan at the top pulling really hot air in to attic!

I should get ac unit but no money to spend on it!
 
Yeah, I'd say a hot water heater closet without proper ventilation is a bad place to grow. I doubt it generates much Co2 and it's hot and nasty.

I guess if you don't have anywhere better to do it.
 
TexasWild said:
They are in the water closet which has a gas burner which creates co2 I guess i should have added that! Also they have been in almost two months if it was temps they would have shown sign of temp burn already!

About ph: Does it usually go up or down with nutes and water! I have some garden lime and epsom salts how much of each should I use!

oNe guy said TBS of salts per gallon of h2o but how much lime should i sprinkel around on the soil?

I figured my pot sides to be 509 cu inches and 709 cu inches how much garden lime should i put on soil?

ALSO outside air does NOT contain enough co2 for elevated temp above 96 degrees you have to get the co2 level up to about 1500ppm for it to be effective! Outside air only contains about 300ppm so those temps are harmful without the extra co2 levels!
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I wish you worded your posts better. I feel like I'm talking to a five year old. the co2 ppm would change from place to place, though i dont think it would rise above 1500 ppm. PH usually goes up when you add nutes. Are you agreeing with me or contradicting me?
 
......and epsom salt is not a ph corrector at all and neither is dolomite lime. The lime is used as a ph buffer, it keeps the soil ph from rising above 7.0 that is all it does as far as ph goes. You are a little on the late side for adding dolomite lime because it is not fast acting, however you can pick up a ph kit at any garden or hydro center. The kits have testing supplies and a small bottle of both ph up and ph down, this only costs about 20-25 bucks. Your plant is loaded with nutrients and water.

Did you happen to mention what soil you are using? Is it moisture control stuff?

Good luck
 
TexasWild said:
They are in the hot water closet! which is in my garage which is not climate controled! I just have a box fan blowing on plants and lights and I have a muffin fan at the top pulling really hot air in to attic!
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Yeah why are you writing every sentence with a !!!!!!!, like your yelling at me. Well dude if you want advice make your thread a little more detailed so we can answer your questions instead of us asking questions you already know. The only advise is to reduce heat, less water, less nutes and a better grow room. Those leafs are droopy for a reason, leafs tips are yellow/burned and any grower would have the commonsense that's its trying to tell you something. Your plant will make it if you fix it now. :mrgreen:
 
you got a mess of problems.

Heat stress
Pests
Over watering
No PH testing
Not fixing these things are deadly.

Prime = 70's / No Pests / PH under 7 (depending) / I would say about 300ML/600ML of water instead of a GALLON lol.
 
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