Can anyone help me idk what's wrong
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green_machine_two9er
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Need some more info. Soil? Water source. Any nutrients used. And I agree with TheElvis that there is not enough drainage in your soil. For young plants and clones a minimum of 33% per light other aeration is best. I likes mix of 33% each organic potting soil(ffof,roots ect.), per light and coco coir for ph buffering. Works well. Good luck. Also sometimes cold temps can cause strange growth like. What so your temps and rh run??
jeffrey velarde
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They are photos yes I'm feeding them ph perfect advanced MGB yes I got a ph meter and my ph in my tap water is a lil high but the nutrients I have says it balances the waters ph out and the soil is organic soil with no fert or nutes just what I feed it with the advanced nutrients and no lime
Final Phase
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May be too strong mix of nutrients in the soil from what your feeding it now. I go with soil made for seedlings and just add ph correct water for 10 days or so then ¼ nutrients of powder mix (generic miracle grow). Keep in mind when I add the nutrients they are getting fed only from plain water at first.
jeffrey velarde
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My temps are fine I'm at 78 with 60% humidity
green_machine_two9er
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Perfect. Then I am going to venture it's a Over feeding lack of drainage problem. No food for a while. Maybe repot with extra per light. I'm a organic grower but many people useing bottle nutrients can get through most of veg with little to no nutrients. Less is more.
jeffrey velarde
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Now I was thinking on switching to fox farms ocean soil I waterdbthem with nutsvtwp days ago should I wait to re plant and how do I get rid of the dirt that my roots are in and I'll post a pic of the pots I have
green_machine_two9er
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Roots soil is much better IMO. Less chance of burn and never get any traveling bugs like I have in ffof. But either will work. Just always cut ocean forest with 1/3 perlite. As far as replanting. I would venture to say with plants that size and pots which look like5 qt?? Your root ball is not going to be compelled full. You can pull out the plant and give a few light shakes. Excess dirt will fall away. Than as you replant use a mychorizzae product. ( great white, extreme mychos) this will help boost your roots into action. Happy roots =happy plants. And fox farms ocean Forrest is rich soil. You can grow al the way up 1.5-2 months veg with zero nutrient. My two cents.
jeffrey velarde
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Okay cool thank you I appreciate you guys helping me
jeffrey velarde
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Elvis I would love that schedule I'm trying to figure out how to pm u
Diabolical666
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You are over watering
jeffrey velarde
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So if I'm over watering that will cause the brown spots
The Elvis
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Looks like mag is locked out . cal also.
Diabolical666
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yes...you are sufficating your roots so nutrients cant get in and causes all sorts of issues
The Elvis
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Seedling to week 2 just give water (no PH adjustment)
Week 2 to 4 - 6ml Sensi grow A&B (12ml total),3ml of voodoo juice,3ml of Sensi Zym and 3ml Carboload.
Week 4 to 6 - 8ml Sensi grow A&B, 4ml B52,4ml Carboload.
Flush
Week 6 to 8 - 10ml Sensi bloom A&B,5ml voodoo juice,5ml Sensi Zym,5ml carbload and 5ml Big Bud.
Week 8 to 10 - 10ml Sensi bloom A&B,5ml b52,5ml Carboload and 5ml of overdrive.
Feed daily and add Sensi calmag if required,these are just guidelines so back off or increase strength if required.
Thank Tang peng for sharing this!
Week 2 to 4 - 6ml Sensi grow A&B (12ml total),3ml of voodoo juice,3ml of Sensi Zym and 3ml Carboload.
Week 4 to 6 - 8ml Sensi grow A&B, 4ml B52,4ml Carboload.
Flush
Week 6 to 8 - 10ml Sensi bloom A&B,5ml voodoo juice,5ml Sensi Zym,5ml carbload and 5ml Big Bud.
Week 8 to 10 - 10ml Sensi bloom A&B,5ml b52,5ml Carboload and 5ml of overdrive.
Feed daily and add Sensi calmag if required,these are just guidelines so back off or increase strength if required.
Thank Tang peng for sharing this!
Diabolical666
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If you are checking on your plant daily...their is no need to drown it with water....I water mine enough to dry up in 2 days...this is normal when incorporating a feeding schedule
