Week 2 of grow and problems!

Hey guys, so I’m into week 2 of growing in my custom grow cabinet. Temps and humidity seem to be holding perfect with the addition of a humidifier. I’m growing gorilla glue and blue dream. The gorilla glue looks to be growing great but the blue dream seems to be having some leaf issues. Just wondering if someone can take a look and give me some adjustments.

I also have noticed I have a fungus gnat problem already. Not many but they’re definitely there. I’m picking up some yellow sticky traps and some vermiculite to lay on the top bed. but just wondering what else I can do to kill these bastards. I’m also in Canada so no gnatrol is here. Are hypoaspsis miles found in vermiculite ever?

soil I’m using is Root Farm Hydro Potting soil mixed with organic earth worm castings.

cheers guys

I just looked at your last post, from 4/29, and it looks like these plants are really only about 1.5 weeks old from when the first leaves showed? If that's the case then I dont think I would worry too much unless they don't start growing at a faster rate next week. They spend the first week or two building their root system out and starting them out in large pots may have slowed that down some.

TreeFarmerCharlie said:

I just looked at your last post, from 4/29, and it looks like these plants are really only about 1.5 weeks old from when the first leaves showed? If that's the case then I dont think I would worry too much unless they don't start growing at a faster rate next week. They spend the first week or two building their root system out and starting them out in large pots may have slowed that down some.

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Okay awesome. I was thinking I was about 1.5 weeks but decided to just say 2. The blue dream is a few days behind. Would you say the curled leaves on her are an issue?

Koutz7 said:

Okay awesome. I was thinking I was about 1.5 weeks but decided to just say 2. The blue dream is a few days behind. Would you say the curled leaves on her are an issue?

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If you are talking about how the first set of leaves are wavy, then no, that's pretty normal. They are pretty close to the soil so they are probably dealing with more humidity than the upper leaves, too.

TreeFarmerCharlie said:

If you are talking about how the first set of leaves are wavy, then no, that's pretty normal. They are pretty close to the soil so they are probably dealing with more humidity than the upper leaves, too.

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Yes I’d be talking about the first set of leaves. and that’s good know.

any opinion on getting rid of the fungus gnats?

Koutz7 said:

Yes I’d be talking about the first set of leaves. and that’s good know.

any opinion on getting rid of the fungus gnats?

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Put sand on top of the soil or coco or w/e

Koutz7 said:

any opinion on getting rid of the fungus gnats?

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I've never had to deal with them *knocks on wood* so I wouldn't be of much help with that.