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I'm running a 4x4 tent so 150 lady bugs would be over kill but I suppose I dont mind buying the container and releasing 100 of those little guys for fun

That's what I thought too but ive looked everywhere and I cant find it! I cant find any bugs at all. And I love all creatures even bugs.... But if I find that mfer hes dead!

So it's only happening to one plant but it seems like something is eating the leaves. I've looked everywhere but I can't find any bugs anywhere so what could it be?

So it was too much light 2 of them dried out enough to water so I gave them a drink but everyone was still drooping i have a 630 cmh and its all the way up as high as I can get it but recently it was dimmed at only 315 until a couple days ago I turned down the light and they all look healthy...

I guess they're not drooping so much as they are sort of pointing down. I recently increased my light from 530 to 630 or maybebit wemt 315 to 630 cause i didnt look when i turned it but I thought maybe it was a bit too much light so I raised them as high as I can for now just to see if it helps.

Here are the pics the ones im talking about are the three down the middle but thw one in the second pic has been watered just as much and seema to be doing fine

So 2 days ago I watered my plants with really low ph water freaked out and then flushed them all. Yesterday I went a head and transplanted them to bigger pots. Since then theyve looked a bit droopy almost underwatered. So what I did was transplant into dry soil but the soil it was in was still...

Just looked it up and youre right man its the worse dimmimg with cmh too I bumped it up to thw 630w and im gonna raise the light to about 30 inches and see how the react then maybe lower from there how low would you recommend hanging the lights ive been careful about it maybe too careful.

Yeah therea a dimmmer on the ballast. And why is that?

So I was told when i started to start the light low and scale up as I go. so i got a 630w cmh and I started it at 315w next level up is 520w or something when should I scale it up to that in currently running 315w

Lmao ive already planned my story for when I inevitably just go "man F*** thissss" and burn my house down. Also all i ever hear is about overwatering so I've been careful not to water any more frequently than 5 days apart or when they look droopy. Except now theyre drinking a bit more but ill...

Wait sorry I just re read what you said and yes feeding in about two weeks or so was the plan if they can live that long lol. This is my first grow so i know im being dramatic but I totally expect to fuck this one up lmao

Im growing in ocean forest im planning on transplanting today but I probably wont need to feed for another couplw of weeks i heard ocean forest ahould be good without feeding for about a month or so I was gonna wait till I saw heavy deficiencys before I feed.

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I know thats why i thought it was weird usually i wonnt even add any a ml I just dip the squeeze thing in an then dipp in in the water was enough but for some reason I trusted that cheap piece of crap. And yeah it was a gallon i actualy watered them all but one one the last one it started...

Lol yeah I'm actually currently growing a bunch of flowers for my moms garden haha and youre sure I can just do tap water what about once I start feeding?

That first one is a sunflower but it identifies as a cannabis plant.

This is them now right after watering theyre about 2 weeks old but 3 of them are test subjects and are about 3 weeks so i can duck those up and grow my others well.

Ive only been watering them every 5 to 6 days when they get dry and droopy why do you think im so bummed i think I messed it up already ive never done so much reading on anything so i was well prepared but technology had to f me. Now I know why i never liked phones. Fucking skynet.

Phoenix az to be precise