First indoor grow need help :)

azzah

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Hey guys how are we all?? I need a littlw help my autos are really nice colour. No yellowing what so ever i dont think im under or overwatering but on one of them the leaves are quite droopy. Im growing in organic soil no added ferts. 30% perlite. I ph my water to 6.5. I have a 130 watt cfl grow light which i am using atm about 6cm away from the tops with ventilation coming inbetween the plant and light with a temp of 26.5 most of the time or a little lower. Humidity level is 41%. I have a metal halide 400 watt and 400 watt hps for vege and flower i have 2 white lsd autos about 9-10 days old from seed.Light schedule is 18/6 any help would be great guys :D thanks
 

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whats your water schedule? they both look decent. hard to tell when theyre so small. as long as there are drainholes in the pots i doubt youre over watering
 

azzah

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whats your water schedule? they both look decent. hard to tell when theyre so small. as long as there are drainholes in the pots i doubt youre over watering
Hey :) i water every 3-4 days as do the lift the pot method and the finger test lol. I have given one dose of root starter which is some organic shit from bunnings lol.
 
Hey :) i water every 3-4 days as do the lift the pot method and the finger test lol. I have given one dose of root starter which is some organic shit from bunnings lol.
sounds good but i see what you mean about them looking droopy. maybe mark one and water it every 4-5 days for a while and see if this improves the situation.
 

azzah

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I have canna bio vega for nutes to which i havent given any. And canna bio flores for flowering. Organic nutes for soil
 

azzah

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sounds good but i see what you mean about them looking droopy. maybe mark one and water it every 4-5 days for a while and see if this improves the situation.
No worries thanks a heap :) the squash thats in there with them are going crazy and im doing the same thing with them. I just dont get it weed doesnt thrive like people say it does
 
it will. patience my brother. growth is usually slow at first. give it a few more weeks. going indoors id say youre prolly using an indica dominant plant. the majority of their growth will be out the sides. a shrub rather than a tree.
 
watch a time elapse video of a grow and itll give you more of an idea as to how much growth there is in each stage. good for personal reference
 

azzah

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I live in australia to so those names of soil arent familiar lol the only one i have seen here that you guys talk bout is miracle grow but thats terrible. And will never use it
 

green_machine_two9er

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Yeah good call on the miracle grow. And also perlite mixed in!

My suggestion would be to find a good compost source. Earth worm castings are best. Can you find soil amendments? If finding cannibus specific products is difficult. I would think about a recycled ammended organic soil. Less daily work. Never ph again! More cost effective. And you get to reuse your soil ever round!

http://rollitup.org/t/my-organic-method.867548/page-3#post-11536174
Check out my thread for ideas!
 

Merlot

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Water to run off once every 5-7 days depending on your soils water retention rate. Every 3 days is too much for such a small plant. I have similar sized plants on the go (older due to less light though), and after a week the soil at the bottom is still wet. The top 2/3 is dry.
 

azzah

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Yeah good call on the miracle grow. And also perlite mixed in!

My suggestion would be to find a good compost source. Earth worm castings are best. Can you find soil amendments? If finding cannibus specific products is difficult. I would think about a recycled ammended organic soil. Less daily work. Never ph again! More cost effective. And you get to reuse your soil ever round!

http://rollitup.org/t/my-organic-method.867548/page-3#post-11536174
Check out my thread for ideas!
Il defanitly look in to it and yeah cannabis products are hard to ger
 

SweetestCheeba

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Some thing I found useful with watering seedlings it to bottom feed.
It encourages the tap root to grow towards the water source.
 
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