Over Watering ?

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Cannaman11

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• Apr 3, 2021

• #1

Little confused on why the leaves are warping like this. The last 2 nodes show the pinch from the fem! Please shoot me some advise on this plant! Thank you In advance!

 

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Roy O'Bannon

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• Apr 3, 2021

• #2

Say what you are growing in, media, lights, nutes, ect.
Looks wet to me though, but wait for somebody else.

 

Darkoh69

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• Apr 3, 2021

• #3

Its hard to say. Could be overwatered, could be something that happened to the plant when those leaves were new. Maybe overwatered it when those leaves were new. If your overwatering it stop.

 

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Cannaman11

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• Apr 3, 2021

• #4

Happy frog soil, about 800PPFD from 12” away. Just fed with the trio yesterday, why it probably looks wet. But it just started curling that bad the day after I watered. This was also my first nutes shit she was planted on March 2nd

 

Darkoh69

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• Apr 3, 2021

• #5

Fox farm products, say no more

 

volcanoOFhistory

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• Apr 4, 2021

• #6

Happy frog is an amended soil with fertilizer already in it. I wouldn't be feeding it any extra nutes this early while it's still so small and has access to the fertilizer that already came in the soil.

 

Moflow

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• Apr 4, 2021

• #7

Too much light intensity, ~ 800 - 900 ppfd is for flowering.
A plant that size only needs around 400 ppfd for vegging.

 

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Cannaman11

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• Apr 6, 2021

• #8

Moflow said:

Too much light intensity, ~ 800 - 900 ppfd is for flowering.
A plant that size only needs around 400 ppfd for vegging.

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That’s what I’ve been thinking, I backed off on the light this morning, this is her right now

Darkoh69 said:

Fox farm products, say no more

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you don’t like?

 

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Relaxed

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• Apr 6, 2021

• #9

nothing wrong with FFOF soil. If you are using any nuts don't. period. They have nuts in them and I don't use any nuts till after 4 weeks covering most veg. Then the watering cycle needs details but all newbies overwater. These can look real nice very soon if you fix nut and water cycles. Then light. young plants always if it's a 400 watt hps start at about 20-24 inches away for a couple days. Then lower 6 ish inches to 12 inches away from the light only if the plant looks happy.

 

Moflow

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• Apr 7, 2021

• #10

Cannaman11 said:

That’s what I’ve been thinking, I backed off on the light this morning, this is her right now

you don’t like?

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What type of light are you using?

 

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Cannaman11

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• Apr 7, 2021

• #11

I’m using a full spectrum led! Probably putting off 350-500 ppfd, I upped it to %100 and I think that was too much, so I pushed it back to %75 and they seem to be doing better.

 

Dank Bongula

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• Apr 7, 2021

• #12

You can go 100%, just raise the light to like 20in...you won't need it that close at 100 until flowering.

I stopped using the trio after the 3rd feeding (alternated with watering), that shit is lame with all the mixing and testing and figuring out what strength to go with while all my plants responded differently. Less headache for me to just go with dry amendments every few weeks in soil.

Let that shit dry out between waterings. Your pot will feel very light when it needs watering.