Anyone know what’s causing this????
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AmericanGrower508
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Could be lots of things like over watering, PH, genetics, heat. You are going to have to give some info on strain and grow environment.
It’s an OG kush strain and the rh is about 50 with a temp of about 70 to 80 . I have my ph in between 6.5 and 6.8. This girl droops 3 or 4 hours before my timer shuts the lights off.
She’s exactly 2 weeks today. I’m using the mars hydro pro 2 300w. I have her in a 1 gallon pot with sunshine mix and I’m using the fox farm big bloom
I’ve only been watering when dry which is about 3 to 4 days
Dr.J20
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might be a little bit nute heavy and it might be strange growth from weird lights. Margin rolling wouldn't usually be caused by lights i dont believe so nute imbalance could be the issue; at 2 weeks you might feed half strength for a little while to see how she does, but honestly, it might be a bit early to tell. it could also just be phenotypic expression of the genes.
Good luck
be easy,
Good luck
be easy,
ThurmanMurman
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She needs to be transplanted into a bigger pot looks stressed out like it’s getting rootbound
xtsho
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A two week old plant in a one gallon pot. It's not root bound.
ThurmanMurman
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That’s what I thought too when I had my og kush in a 1g 2 weeks from seed it started dropping like yours
ThurmanMurman
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Transplanted to a 3g & fixed the problem
xtsho
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Well then you were doing something wrong.
OG Kush in one gallon pots of soil all the way through flower.
ThurmanMurman
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Nah, mines was a huge plant it grew way too fast for the 1 gallon, when I took it out at 2 weeks the roots covered most of the soil I was using really good soil and watering with just water only
might be a little bit nute heavy and it might be strange growth from weird lights. Margin rolling wouldn't usually be caused by lights i dont believe so nute imbalance could be the issue; at 2 weeks you might feed half strength for a little while to see how she does, but honestly, it might be a bit early to tell. it could also just be phenotypic expression of the genes.
Good luck
be easy,
I actually checked and the roots were actually pretty well developed so I went ahead and transplanted
AmericanGrower508
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That all sounds good except the ph is a tad high. Above 6.5 you start getting lockout of certain nutes. Is that in flower as I see you said big bloom?
She looks like she is doing fine and will grow out of it. I would give her some Liquid karma or something similar. I use organic gem a fish emulsion that is made local but also sold at build a soil. Loaded with micro nutes, it's all I use for veg.
Yeah I know it sounds a little crazy but that’s what was recommended on the feeding schedule. I wanted to go full organic for my first grow but don’t have anything other than fox farm bottle nutes where I’m from.
AmericanGrower508
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Bloom is for flowering it is P and K but little N . Idk where you are but everything can be bought online. If that isn't possible every walmart sells Alaskan fish emulsion I would use that and 1/4 strength bloom.
For sure thanks for all the help! Greatly appreciated
Dr.J20
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neptune's harvest fish hydrolysate is also pretty dope and available online. I like it a little better than alaskan fish emulsion because its made without heat.
I'll look forward to hearing whether the transplant helped. Also, kelp tea or superthrive after a transplant can really help the shock, especially with a little aloe juice drench.
I'll look forward to hearing whether the transplant helped. Also, kelp tea or superthrive after a transplant can really help the shock, especially with a little aloe juice drench.