Help cant fiqure out what to do?

Dirtyboy

Dirtyboy

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Different strains act/grow different then others. Some like a lot of nutes and some dont. Some strains are a bitch to grow.
 
Dirtyboy

Dirtyboy

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Its all about the nutes then. How much,how often and what nutes have ya been feeding them? The bigger they get the more food they eat. Just like us humans.
 
blackcoupe01

blackcoupe01

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Looks obvious to me, maybe too obvious, I could be wrong but......if your feeding all the plants the same..........the bigger ones are fine, smaller ones look burnt..........your giving the smaller plants to much nutes. You cant have different sized plants on the same feeding schedule. Even plants the same age, if one is growing bigger and better, its going to take up more than a smaller plant. It could be as simple as too much water also. The bigger plants are sucking it up and using it while the small plants dont need as much so it drowns the roots. Hope this helps.
 
NewGrowth

NewGrowth

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buceye said:
What is wrong with a few of these they share same watering system same size when transplanted 29 days ago on Fox Farm Two part Tiger bloom With big Bloom Catalyst
Also mix of hindu(Left 6 ) and sour diesel (right 5)
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How high is your light? The leaves look turned up like they are reaching for light. Sometimes bottom leaves will die from lack of light.
 
Dirtyboy

Dirtyboy

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blackcoupe01 said:
Looks obvious to me, maybe too obvious, I could be wrong but......if your feeding all the plants the same..........the bigger ones are fine, smaller ones look burnt..........your giving the smaller plants to much nutes. You cant have different sized plants on the same feeding schedule. Even plants the same age, if one is growing bigger and better, its going to take up more than a smaller plant. It could be as simple as too much water also. The bigger plants are sucking it up and using it while the small plants dont need as much so it drowns the roots. Hope this helps.
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Thats some good points.
 
jacksjacksjacks

jacksjacksjacks

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If your using tiger bloom and another bloom catylist you are pretty much cutting out all nitrogen. that is why leaves yellow during flowering. the ones that are still green will turn yellow soon too
 
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