Autoflower Barney Farm Blue Mammoth Problem

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darkknight8425

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I planted around a month ago and this is all I have to show for am I doing something wrong? The soil is Fox Farm Light Warrior and it is a CFL grow. Any suggestions or advice is greatly appreciated. photo.JPG
 
I'm sorry to say that you need to scrub that girl and start over. Imo! I have a small auto but....that i dont think is worth saving. What were you watering with and how many cfl's?
 
Too much water. Are you measuring PH levels? They might be really high or low. Do you know the temps? In a box or closet or somethin g??
 
Next time try keeping between 5.8-6.2. Thats what i do and most others as well. Were you using nutes also? I dont feed mine with nutes until they start to show sex which is usually 3, 4 weeks.
 
Something has caused that plant to not develop much in the way of roots

Auto`s are funny you can use a small pot and the plant will grow according to root size

If that`s a month old and it`s that small then something has caused the root`s no to grow.

Personally if I was just growing one plant I`d germinate 3 and pick the best looking one and throw the rest away or what ever.
 
Could just be bad genetics! I forgot i got one of these as a freebie this yr and it did alsmost the same thing. It grew about an inch over 2 wks with no new growth, then turned yellow so i yanked it. Shook it off as a dud! Barneys is kinda hit and miss from what i hear.
 
Rizzo00 said:
Could just be bad genetics! I forgot i got one of these as a freebie this yr and it did alsmost the same thing. It grew about an inch over 2 wks with no new growth, then turned yellow so i yanked it. Shook it off as a dud! Barneys is kinda hit and miss from what i hear.
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Ok thanks for the help man.
 
Rizzo00 said:
Next time try keeping between 5.8-6.2. Thats what i do and most others as well. Were you using nutes also? I dont feed mine with nutes until they start to show sex which is usually 3, 4 weeks.
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Don't mean to be a dick, but for grows in soil you should keep your ph at 6.5 or as close as possible ;)
 
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