Why isn't my plant progressing?

Southernontariogrower

Southernontariogrower

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TomatoGrower123 said:
My Harleyquinn CBD plants are now about a Month and 4 days old. I started LST at around week 3 and since then my plants are just in slow mode. Why are the plants not progressing I don't really understand. If you have any advice for me please let me know. I am loosing hope in my grow :(
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Id say they are slow as leaves help with photosynthesis, if you take off, you slow growth.
 
TomatoGrower123

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Southernontariogrower said:
Id say they are slow as leaves help with photosynthesis, if you take off, you slow growth.
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Yeah I realised that, but now I have the problem that leaves are dieing and or getting yellow dots on them. As seen on the pics on page 2 at the bottom of the thread. I dont know what it is though? Maybe fertilizer( I havent watered with fert in like 1 week, cuz I want to flush them every so often) or it is because they are. Not exposed to light. I would be very gratefull if someone had an Idea and would share it here.
 
TomatoGrower123

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TomatoGrower123 said:
Yeah I realised that, but now I have the problem that leaves are dieing and or getting yellow dots on them. As seen on the pics on page 2 at the bottom of the thread. I dont know what it is though? Maybe fertilizer( I havent watered with fert in like 1 week, cuz I want to flush them every so often) or it is because they are. Not exposed to light. I would be very gratefull if someone had an Idea and would share it here.
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piratebug

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Every plant I have grown in Biobizz All Mix ends up having a mag deficiency. Do a search on Goggle and I am sure you will find lots of information about it! But when you water or feed, add 1/4 tsp of Epsom salt per gallon of water to correct your current issue. But, the leaves that have those spots will not recover. You should also foliar feed them with 1/4 tsp of Epsom salt per gallon of water to save as many leaves as you can, because it will take (5-7) days before the added Epsom salt you will add to your watering, is available to the plant!
 
TomatoGrower123

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piratebug said:
Every plant I have grown in Biobizz All Mix ends up having a mag deficiency. Do a search on Goggle and I am sure you will find lots of information about it! But when you water or feed, add 1/4 tsp of Epsom salt per gallon of water to correct your current issue. But, the leaves that have those spots will not recover. You should also foliar feed them with 1/4 tsp of Epsom salt per gallon of water to save as many leaves as you can, because it will take (5-7) days before the added Epsom salt you will add to your watering, is available to the plant!
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Yeah I already remove the leaves that had these spots
 
TomatoGrower123

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piratebug said:
Every plant I have grown in Biobizz All Mix ends up having a mag deficiency. Do a search on Goggle and I am sure you will find lots of information about it! But when you water or feed, add 1/4 tsp of Epsom salt per gallon of water to correct your current issue. But, the leaves that have those spots will not recover. You should also foliar feed them with 1/4 tsp of Epsom salt per gallon of water to save as many leaves as you can, because it will take (5-7) days before the added Epsom salt you will add to your watering, is available to the plant!
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Is regular salt also okay?, What fert would you recommend that feeds the plants accuratly
 
coLeader

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Not trying to hijack this thread, but I noticed one of my seedlings going limp, the stem is just really skinny like it has gotten sucked it’s life out, leaves are healthy though. I’m pretty sure it was the heat from the sun that made it fall over, now I’m just figuring if I should keep it or throw it away lol
 

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coLeader said:
Not trying to hijack this thread, but I noticed one of my seedlings going limp, the stem is just really skinny like it has gotten sucked it’s life out, leaves are healthy though. I’m pretty sure it was the heat from the sun that made it fall over, now I’m just figuring if I should keep it or throw it away lol
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To be honest to me it looks like the seedling is done for.
 
Herb & Suds

Herb & Suds

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TomatoGrower123 said:
I bought KaliMag cuz I could not find Epsonsalt. Is that right?
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It is more expensive
And my water has plenty of calcium already

Epsom salt is found in the pharmacy area of nearly every grocery in America

It isn't a garden product

Just be sure it is unscented
 
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