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Fullapine

Fullapine

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hello,
Just started this one 10 days ago from nl seeds and wanted to get some advice. I have ten plants total in mg with the time releaseutesand two of them look a little strange, unlike the others the two with problems(hash plant and wwierd leaves files) have leaves that are wavy and different looking. Also how can I tell when a plant is requiring nutes also how often do they need water(just water not nutes)????
 

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Fullapine

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Soon I will have to transplant to a bigger pot would you recommend i change soils when do so. Also, please tell me what you think of the plants. do they look decent, I want to get a good yield and good quality. how often do i feed and water? What would you recommend for nutes that are decent, cheap, and not too complicated.
 
Fullapine

Fullapine

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Thanks how about the wave like appearance on the leaves in that one plant, is it serious? do u see what i mean its only on one pic or two of the same plant. What nutes would u recommend for veg that are good for the plant and not way to expensive, keep in mind I used mg nutes once already.
 
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gkjuggalo

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i have a plants bout the same age and one which has the same waves in the leaves idk what to do either i looked every where.also the other plant tips on the first two true leaves look burnt of dry.can ne 1 help they under a 600w mh bout 3 feet from light.ppm is around 80-85 GH Flora micro n flora veg .in 5gallon DWC setup in rockwool n hydroton temp usually around 80-85 during day and 70-75 at night .light are on 20 and off 4 have an air cooled reflector wit pretty good air circulation.PH is between 5.8-6.3 please help been through almost every forum out there
 
gilbert90605

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idk about miracle grow, but just about every person on here says, stay away from it.

the wavy leaf is unhealthy.
is the leaf kinda stale?
or is it really soft to the touch?

i got my nutes for about 20 dollhairs and so far they are working in a 100% perlite grow.
go box.. this box comes with everything needed for all stages of growth from seed/clone too mature flower
 
gilbert90605

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gkjuggalo said:
i have a plants bout the same age and one which has the same waves in the leaves idk what to do either i looked every where.also the other plant tips on the first two true leaves look burnt of dry.can ne 1 help they under a 600w mh bout 3 feet from light.ppm is around 80-85 GH Flora micro n flora veg .in 5gallon DWC setup in rockwool n hydroton temp usually around 80-85 during day and 70-75 at night .light are on 20 and off 4 have an air cooled reflector wit pretty good air circulation.PH is between 5.8-6.3 please help been through almost every forum out there
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you say you have multiple plants and only one is affected?

are they all the same type of plant or are you growing different strains?
 
Fullapine

Fullapine

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Thanks for the reply I'm going to movethem to better soil when they get too big for their current pots. Is it ok to put them in a higher quality soil when i do. What are the nutes u use for twenty bucks. I need nutes that will make this grow worth it. And not get wack yield or quality what nutes would u recommend. I'm currently using mg plant food to veg but I only have given them 1/4 one time.
 
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gkjuggalo

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i have two diff strains trainwreck and barneys farm phatt fruitty the barneys is the one with the wave and train wreck has the tips that look crispy .also does ne one know if the trainwreck is supposed to have a purplelish underside of the leafs?
 
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Finders

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Way to much nutes, time release is enough just use water ph'd properly wait for N deficiency or ppm in runoff to be low than transplant into better soil continue using proper Ph water. Let her tell you what she needs. Jacks Classic Dynamic Duo is great cheap nutes but never use nutes with soil that has nutes already in it until the ppm is low in runoff or if You spot the early signs of N deficiency. Without info on Ph,ppm can't really help ya further
 
gilbert90605

gilbert90605

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its called the go box by general hydroponics,,, general organics..
if you go to a hydroponics shop they can give you a soil that works with the ph and weather in your area..
if it is a good hydroponics store.
....
the go box even gives you a feeding schedule with exact amounts.. works for me.
you should look into transferring to a hempy bucket,,, for a hempy bucket you would use no dirt soils...
your plants grow faster too...
you need no pumps.
no hoses..
just a bucket
perlite plus vermiculite which would be your "soil"
so no more dealing with dirt plus its re-usable
 
Fullapine

Fullapine

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Thanks for the advice I will transfer to a better soil for sure but the problem is I hava a small area and twelve plants, so I'm gon need to think of something clever to fit everything. Was thinking of going with three large bins and putting four plants in each. I don't know what I'm gonna use for the water to drain. Prolly gonna cut some holes on the bottom and drain into the containers lids, with wood slabs in between the containers and the lids to help drainage and elevation . I think I'm gonna use ff ocean and add something for drainage and oxygen to the roots any recommendations? Also at what height should I have the hps light above the top of the plants? They are only about two weeks old since planted.
 
gilbert90605

gilbert90605

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you can get a really low plastic container that can fit multiple pots .. you know like storage bins that can roll under a bed
 
Fullapine

Fullapine

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u mentioned it was too early to give nutes, how do i know when to do it? because they were lighter green on the interiour of the leaves, and after i did the 1st 1/4 feed there all green now.
 
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