I need help badly !! Please read, take a look at the pics and some one help me
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gangjababy
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what light, soil mix, nutes, pH of the water, how often do you water...
growxbud
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the light is a 2 foot long floresent lighting, its 10 10 10 soil nutri. is miracle grow but only once a week i give it to the plant, and i water the plants about every 2 or 3 days and the ph is around 5.8-6.2 always. it looked like nutri burn at 1st but now the leafs just curl down and get crunchy and fall off
t@intshredder
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The soil mix is MG with nutrients already in the soil and you're feeding more nutrients to her?
t@intshredder
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My point is you're overfeeding her from the start. You gotta not be feeding nutes at all this early on.
Also, I read in another post that you've been boiling your water before watering. Don't do that ...you're only depriving your plant of much needed oxygen.
Just keep flushing with unboiled tap water, no nutes. You should do this for over a week and hopefully things will improve.
Also, I read in another post that you've been boiling your water before watering. Don't do that ...you're only depriving your plant of much needed oxygen.
Just keep flushing with unboiled tap water, no nutes. You should do this for over a week and hopefully things will improve.
Extortion22
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dont feed your plants anymore nutes, and get your light withing 1 inch of your plant. your plant is WAY too stretched!
if you get the lights within 1 inch especially with a CFL then your plants will look more like this. my big plants are shorter than yours...
if you get the lights within 1 inch especially with a CFL then your plants will look more like this. my big plants are shorter than yours...
Czeck tokin
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hell yea man you need 29 20 20 nuti anyway but chill on fertilizing and get the light 1 to 2 inches closer to da plant
gangjababy
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you need to stop adding fertilizer, you need some daylight cfl's and you need to let the soil completely dry in between waterings...