Imadethisforthisonequesti
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So what I’m hearing is that bottled water isn’t the way? Even if it’s big jugs of distilled water?
What’s wrong with my plant?? I’ve been using regular ph 7 ish spring water. With indicaja soil. Is this over nutrients?
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Imadethisforthisonequesti
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And my plant will be okay?? I’m 4th week in flower.
canna_420
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Tap water. Always roughly 7ph so a few drops of acid will be in the right zone.
Unless you have a guarantee analysis of the water from a spring. If its from lime rock it will be cal/mag rich or rich in another mineral.
Imadethisforthisonequesti
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How do I go about ph downing without any ph down? Any natural ways?
Imadethisforthisonequesti
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Should I dare try and do it without a ph reader or should I wait until I have a tester?
Imadethisforthisonequesti
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Dank Bongula
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That is not what I said. Distilled water comes in bottles...you can use that. You just need to use water that is appropriate for cannabis...google it and read up on it to learn why. Spring water is not the play. You can also use RO water or tap water, but making sure your pH is good is a good practice.
Nothing. Your plant is fucked. It is 4 months old and a month into flower. You can salvage what you can and just treat it better going forward and finish it out as a learning experience...but I would not expect much...your next grow will be better...might as well start it now, honestly.
Imadethisforthisonequesti
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Honestly makes me sad :/ but she grew in a garage basically for 3 months of her life in 40 or worse weather so she’s a trooper. What issues could I encounter flowering? Even though I will be having proper ph levels next watering with any luck. Don’t worry I’m not expecting much buds
Imadethisforthisonequesti
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Here’s a few pics of the results. Yield was very small (6-7)gs but this was my first ever female marijuana plant. I likely cut too soon because I cut at the first sight of amber trichs.
