Danks Update! come on friends.. take a look! let me know what you think?

Status
Not open for further replies.
chiefsirbong420

chiefsirbong420

Well-Known Member
010.jpg008.jpg ignore the under leaves those were the problem leaves my 1st week with her... but i watered her today with nutes for the 1st time at half strength it says 1teaspoon for 1 qrt of water i used 1/2 teaspoon on the top i dont think thats from the lights cause there about 3-4 inches away... so im not sure
 
chiefsirbong420

chiefsirbong420

Well-Known Member
Pinworm said:
Sounds about right. Have to be much more attentive when they are in smaller containers. High heat, and fast air circulation can dry those little guys out quick. Glad to hear it's nothing serious. I would suggest making it easy on yourself and transplant them into their flowering pots. Won't have to water as much.
Click to expand...
i should be makin a store run today for soil.... should i wait til she dries out now to repot her since i just watered her today and i repotted her into this pot about 1 1/2 ago
 
Pinworm

Pinworm

Well-Known Member
chiefsirbong420 said:
View attachment 2841071View attachment 2841072 ignore the under leaves those were the problem leaves my 1st week with her... but i watered her today with nutes for the 1st time at half strength it says 1teaspoon for 1 qrt of water i used 1/2 teaspoon on the top i dont think thats from the lights cause there about 3-4 inches away... so im not sure
Click to expand...
That looks like all that could have been from the MG soil. Give it a week, and she should bounce back. Take it easy on the nutes for now. Once a week at 1/4 to 1/2 strength. When you start to see healthy growth again, start regular feedings.
 
chiefsirbong420

chiefsirbong420

Well-Known Member
yea the first week i had problems than i flushed the soil and she was doing great as you saw the pics 4-5 days ago and i wake up to drooping leaves and discoloration. but the leaves popped right back up after i fed her
 
SxIstew

SxIstew

Well-Known Member
Gimmie a few minutes bro. Just tryin to get the text out the way before i come answer anything. Just woke up and got PMs to go through Emails to read, and then i will come see what's up with plants. :) be back shortly. Gonna need to get high in the process too. lol
 
SxIstew

SxIstew

Well-Known Member
Pinworm, CORRECT!. lol


I read the whole book before i germinated my very first seed. I wanted to be sure i had all relevant information on the subject before Failure after failure. lol

I'm still not all the way awake. lol. I'll run back and look at the picture of the plant in question..
 
SxIstew

SxIstew

Well-Known Member
The number is fine. it's the windless factor by what i see on the leaves of the pic you had posted.

You need a fan blowing on the bulbs and tops of the plant. This will keep the temp around 10-15 degrees cooler in the "Hot spot" you may be dealing with.

Can you accomplish this? or is it already done?

Fans will not kill your plant. You want as much air movement as possible for a healthy plant..

Look into a 4' shop light. You can get a whole 2 bulb setup for $25. Lowes and Homedepot have the same price. BUT the light costs more at Home Depot and bulbs less. and Opposite way around at lowes. lol....... It is better for the Tube floros because they can touch the plant with not burn. CFL's get within a certain range without wind and they will scorch the leaf tissue.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top