2nd grow let me know what you think.

Lordhooha

Lordhooha

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Coloradogrower710 said:
Hey guys wanted to make a post about my 2nd grow I have 4 plans in my 4x4 running 600 watt MH in week two of veg. Have 3 ghost train haze and one pre 98 bubba. Just looking for feed back. Will be fine to hear what some more experienced growers think.
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Why did you fill only half the pot up with soil?
 
TrippleDip

TrippleDip

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Coloradogrower710 said:
Here a question tho guys why are my stems so dark purple?
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Dunno, genetics? some of my plants have had dark red stems. I've been told it's calmag deficiency, or that it's getting too cold at night. Never seemed to hurt them though. I think your plant's look pretty good fwiw.
 
Caliishigh

Caliishigh

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If you're seeing yellowing of the lower sets of leaves and burnt crispy edges with the purple stems it's a mag deficiency from my experience when trying to find out what is happening with your plant try to notice everything lol detail and write a list of the things that you're noticing on a plant instead of trying to identify the issue with just 1 symptom it helps to notice every lil thing with your plant in order to properly diagnose your plants issue last thing you want to do is ask it helps if you can figure out the issue on your own with reading everything you possibly can related to this plant understanding why plants do what they do and how and when they do it is a good starting point once u understand the basics things will fall into place gracefully....good luck man...
 
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Jaygwuala

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Caliishigh said:
If you're seeing yellowing of the lower sets of leaves and burnt crispy edges with the purple stems it's a mag deficiency from my experience when trying to find out what is happening with your plant try to notice everything lol detail and write a list of the things that you're noticing on a plant instead of trying to identify the issue with just 1 symptom it helps to notice every lil thing with your plant in order to properly diagnose your plants issue last thing you want to do is ask it helps if you can figure out the issue on your own with reading everything you possibly can related to this plant understanding why plants do what they do and how and when they do it is a good starting point once u understand the basics things will fall into place gracefully....good luck man...
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Nice info im also dealing with that but its due to genetics
 
Hydro4life

Hydro4life

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I agree. All and all looks good. Just be mindful not to overwater. I can see plants look a tad droopy but looks like youve just watered. And if you add more soil youd be better off doing it when plants get bigger and you have a decent root system then turn them upside down, gently lift pots and roots should hold the soil in the shape of the pot. Add new soil to the BOTTOM of pot. You could gently tickle the bottom of the soil youve lifted out to loosen and free up roots for easy access to new soil. Do this when soil is dry prior to watering.
 
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