revolverfunk
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3 week old plant
been sitting on the window sill for a week and a half first of its life cycle
currently running at x2 23 w, x2 26 w with veg lights
potted in pro-mix all purpose potting soil (mostly peat based so slightly acidic), perlite and mushroom compost
tips on the leaves are turning yellow since the 2nd week from sprouting
been watering from the tap
ph level from tap water is around 6.0-6.5 (surprisingly)
but the 3 gal planter's been fed with 30-15-15 with distilled water, when i tested the ph level pure distilled water the ph ran at around 4.5-5.0. so it's been buffed up with ph-up after adding nutes to 7.0-7.5 because of the acidic base of the peat moss.
i'm running into problem leaves turning yellow eventually to browning.
spotted a little bugger around the planter area, real worried about that too
the plant in dixie cup, i havent transplanted but i have a strong feeling that it could be a male so i havent decided on moving it yet.
any input is appreciated and the lights are running at 16/8.
thanks
been sitting on the window sill for a week and a half first of its life cycle
currently running at x2 23 w, x2 26 w with veg lights
potted in pro-mix all purpose potting soil (mostly peat based so slightly acidic), perlite and mushroom compost
tips on the leaves are turning yellow since the 2nd week from sprouting
been watering from the tap
ph level from tap water is around 6.0-6.5 (surprisingly)
but the 3 gal planter's been fed with 30-15-15 with distilled water, when i tested the ph level pure distilled water the ph ran at around 4.5-5.0. so it's been buffed up with ph-up after adding nutes to 7.0-7.5 because of the acidic base of the peat moss.
i'm running into problem leaves turning yellow eventually to browning.
spotted a little bugger around the planter area, real worried about that too
the plant in dixie cup, i havent transplanted but i have a strong feeling that it could be a male so i havent decided on moving it yet.
any input is appreciated and the lights are running at 16/8.
thanks