Watering and nutes?

huntowne

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These little gals are a little over 2 weeks old and I have them on a 24/0 shedule with 3 -27watt cfls. The soil is fox farm ocean forest and I have been adjusting the ph before watering twice a day 12hrs apart. I also have added a 5-1-1 fish emulsion to the water every other day. I am new to growing and dont want to over feed or water my little babies so I am up for any suggestions. Am I over watering? Over feeding?:weed:
 

pacman

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Looks like a little overwatering, and personally I wouldn't start nuting till a little later but it probably wouldn't hurt it that young
 

faralos

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water every 3-4 days only. NO nutes or ferts for first 3 weeks then start at 1/4 strength so as not to kill them with too much at first.
 

STANDOX

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ok bud here my poinion but you can do what you see fit with it i dont newt feed till at least 5 weeks fish emulsion while effective isnt helping at this early stage when you are already using ocean forest which has newts and you r watering twice a day....

from what i gather you are putting racefuel in a pinto lol cut back alot twic3e a day watering is a bit much and will most likely cause you overwatering issues in the long run dont get use to weatering everyday trust me friend..

do a little resaerch and buy a quality nute package for veg growth and blooming but dont use untill the plant is a bit older she wont be able to take all these nutes this early and she will suffer if this presists. a wise man told me its 75%easier to over water a mj plant than to underwater and though a small tip it had helped me vastly...
 

losthere

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a wise man told me its 75%easier to over water a marijuana plant than to underwater and though a small tip it had helped me vastly...
Agreed it is so much easier to bring a plant back from under water than over water. If you under water the plant is back to normal in an hour or so, where if you over water you are struggling to bring it back for a week, and loose all that grow time.
 
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