Thumper420
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What’s going on to some of my babies?
growing hashberry and silver skunk
a lot of clawing
growing hashberry and silver skunk
a lot of clawing
Help!
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Thumper420
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medium is hp coco which is peat moss and coco mostly with perlite and mycorizahe
using remo nutrients 8ml/gal
strains are hashberry and silver skunk
Just flushed, water every day with food tho
ph usually to 5.8-6.3
Thumper420
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Anyone could really use some info
DurumGallico
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eagle claw leaves is typical nitrogen excess. Do not feed and water them every day, let the soil breathe a bit. Wait at least one of two watering before feeding. Leaves will remain in the same position though
HydroKid239
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N toxicity. It's clear in the last pic.
Bukvičák
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Peat-based medium with coir...
Bukvičák
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Definitely yes but also with watering (or humidity) issues.
Thumper420
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Should I not be feeding everyday with this medium?
JimmiP
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If I were the op, I would, first get the pots off of the concrete floor (it draws heat energy away from the root zone. And cold roots have trouble delivering any phosphorus and will allow the plant to take up more nitrogen than it normally would. I would also increase the humidity with a warm mist humidifier, for the same reason, the plant over transpires in low humidity and with a cold root zone draws too much nitrogen. I would also do a foliar spray with epsom salt (@ 1 tsp/gal). The magnesium from the epsom salt will help get the phosphorus moving again and straighten the issue out.
But start with getting the containers off of the concrete. And don't feed them for a few days, just give water when they need it.
Good luck friend!
But start with getting the containers off of the concrete. And don't feed them for a few days, just give water when they need it.
Good luck friend!
Thumper420
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Hey man appreciate the reply I truly do. So since I’ve noticed this I’ve built a drain to waste system with metal cladding on a slope into a plastic gutter on the end I can send photos , have been feeding 1/2strength nutrients . Maybe I should do 0 nutes for a bit? And I have been using a humidifier . Will post some more pics soon
JimmiP
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Yeah, I would stop feeding them for a few days and try an epsom foliar spray or two. Along with the raised humidity and being off the concrete I'll bet they will take a turn for the better.
A few other things would help us help you though. What type of light are you using? One picture looks like hps but I'm not sure. And what are your temperatures like in there? And what kind of ventilation are you running for how much space?
Thumper420
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7’wide 10’Long 8’feet high
had a friend tell me I’m overwatering too
temperature is now around 26degreees oscillating fan
big 10inch exhaust
2x 1000 watt nanolux de one has hid and one metal halide
Wattzzup
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Good news! That’s an easy fix. Stop watering so often. See? Easy.
Really let them get too dry once and see the plant and feel the pot. Then you will know for sure when it’s ready.
JimmiP
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Well your temperature seems good. But I'm guessing thats a lights on reading. Are they under 24 hours? If not what are the dark cycle temps like ?
Do you have a hygrometer to tell you what the relative humidity is at? And if so whats it at when you're lights are on? And off? And how far away are the lights?