GG looks overwatered?

Diesel001 · Dec 11, 2020

I dunno why theses are doing this
There in happyfrog mix with perlite using Mars hydro 600
Ph water 6.5 no nutes yet
Temp is 74 to 80. And humidity 60

I don’t think I’ve overwatered I water when soil is dry

Johiem · Dec 11, 2020

Get a feel for how heavy she is just after you've watered her, and for how light she is before. In that solo cup, you should be able to go 3-4 days between waterings, if not longer. When you think she needs water, poke your finger about an inch down, cool and damp, wait. Almost dry it's time. Your best sign will be weight, once you're more familiar with it.

go go kid · Dec 11, 2020

id give them some food, those bottom leaves look like the nitrogen has been drained from them.

Diesel001 · Dec 12, 2020

go go kid said:
id give them some food, those bottom leaves look like the nitrogen has been drained from them.

I watered this morning. With cal mag

Herb & Suds · Dec 12, 2020

Diesel001 said:
I watered this morning. With cal mag

Do you consider Calmag Nutes because that plant is sad for not overfeeding ?

myke · Dec 12, 2020

Clones? I cant see how your soil would need food.Your light is a little too close.

Diesel001 · Dec 12, 2020

Herb & Suds said:
Do you consider Calmag Nutes because that plant is sad for not overfeeding ?

There not clones

Diesel001 · Dec 12, 2020

Herb & Suds said:
Do you consider Calmag Nutes because that plant is sad for not overfeeding ?

Yeh cal mag because ff nutes I gave burnt last ones

myke · Dec 12, 2020

The second pic looks like a K deficiency,outside moving in.But thats new soil? Something else is off.

myke · Dec 12, 2020

go go kid said:
id give them some food, those bottom leaves look like the nitrogen has been drained from them.

Is that FF soil really that bad?Like really is there any food in it?

Diesel001 · Dec 12, 2020

There is enough fir a month that why I’m not feeding just using ph water 6.5 with cal mag

Wattzzup · Dec 12, 2020

Only problems I see on here are people are ph’ing that soil when it’s new. It doesn’t need it nor does it like it. Save your ph down for when you need it.

Diesel001 · Dec 12, 2020

Wattzzup said:
Only problems I see on here are people are ph’ing that soil when it’s new. It doesn’t need it nor does it like it. Save your ph down for when you need it.

even tho I ph water my run off is 6.4

Wattzzup · Dec 12, 2020

Diesel001 said:
even tho I ph water my run off is 6.4

Soil needs to be 6.8 even a little higher doesn’t hurt. It’s too low why keep adding ph down?

Diesel001 · Dec 12, 2020

Wattzzup said:
Soil needs to be 6.8 even a little higher doesn’t hurt. It’s too low why keep adding ph down?

my tap water is like 8.1

Wattzzup · Dec 12, 2020

Diesel001 said:
my tap water is like 8.1

Perfect mine too

myke · Dec 12, 2020

Wattzzup said:
Only problems I see on here are people are ph’ing that soil when it’s new. It doesn’t need it nor does it like it. Save your ph down for when you need it.

Thats a good point,Fresh well built soil has the ph buffers built in.

Diesel001 · Dec 12, 2020

myke said:
Thats a good point,Fresh well built soil has the ph buffers built in.

I’ll keep that im
Mind for next watering

myke · Dec 12, 2020

So if he used phosphoric acid as ph down, that kills the microbes that feed the soil?Making the plant appear starved.

Herb & Suds · Dec 12, 2020

I run in soil with well water at ph8.1
I never check my ph

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