Any ideas what the heck is going on

[Winkle420]

Hi there guys.
Currently 2 weeks from transplant of these cuttings. And all of a sudden the leaves look asif they have nute burn but it’s spreading quite rappidly.

setup is 20ltr pots light mix soil. Hesi grow nutes at 1/4 strength so far. Lights are 10 spider farmer sf4000 at just over half power approx 4-5ft away from canopy.

temps lights on are 28-29 lights off 22-24

anyone have an idea of what it could be. Strain is peach as far as I know.

 

[myke]

The new soil would have had food in it no?

 

[Winkle420]

The new soil would have had food in it no?

I use light mix as it only contains very little hence why only using 1/4 nutes as that’s what I’ve done before and slowly up the bites as time goes by and never had probs before.

I could be wrong though which is why I’m sure I’ll get a good array of answers on here.

 

[myke]

I use light mix as it only contains very little hence why only using 1/4 nutes as that’s what I’ve done before and slowly up the bites as time goes by and never had probs before.

I could be wrong though which is why I’m sure I’ll get a good array of answers on here.

Not sure what light mix is but they should look better after a transplant.Im sure the soil didnt have salt nutes in it so maybe the mix of the two is causing it?

 

[myke]

They all appear to have it? Water? What did they look like before transplant ?

 

[Dank Bongula]

Your light is too far away and too dim...not sure where you got that it needed to be 5ft away and 50% in veg but you need to crank that up to 100 (start at 80% if you're scared) and move it down to 24in...your plants are lanky and not getting enough light. In flower you can take it down to 18in

 

[Winkle420]

They all appear to have it? Water? What did they look like before transplant ?

They was all a heathy green colour before transplant.

 

[Winkle420]

Your light is too far away and too dim...not sure where you got that it needed to be 5ft away and 50% in veg but you need to crank that up to 100 (start at 80% if you're scared) and move it down to 24in...your plants are lanky and not getting enough light. In flower you can take it down to 18in

Was more just for after the transplant didn’t want to stress them as the cutting hadn’t been u set intense lighting.

 

[myke]

They was all a heathy green colour before transplant.

Sooo what you've done since is to blame.Perhaps just water next time. Whats your water?The blotches suggest ph too low.

 

[Winkle420]

Sooo what you've done since is to blame.Perhaps just water next time. Whats your water?The blotches suggest ph too low.

Ph of water is 7. Run off from soil is 6.5-6.8

 

[myke]

Ph of water is 7. Run off from soil is 6.5-6.8

Ok so not a ph problem, just a mix of the new soil and yours nutes probably.Since you have a few plants maybe change it up on a few,speed up the learning curve.Sorry thats all i got.

 

[myke]

Just to add,what about over water?Common on new transplant.

 

[Winkle420]

I’m quite

Ok so not a ph problem, just a mix of the new soil and yours nutes probably.Since you have a few plants maybe change it up on a few,speed up the learning curve.Sorry thats all i got.

no problem mate. I appreciate the ideas.
I’m quite cautious with watering. Would always hold back a little as you can always add more not take away to much.

 

[myke]

I’m quite

no problem mate. I appreciate the ideas.
I’m quite cautious with watering. Would always hold back a little as you can always add more not take away to much.

Was it new soil or old? perhaps something different in the new stuff?

 

[Winkle420]

Was it new soil or old? perhaps something different in the new stuff?

Was brand new. Plagron light mix. Normally I get the bio biz light mix but they only had a few bags.