The WHITE WIDOW club, Show off your grow

ripdamon said:

Sorry to bug you but From what I keep reading you are the WW King.I have a problem. 1 out of 5 of my feminized white widows died 2 days ago and now one of them is white at the tips. Do you have any idea why?
They are 19 days old and 1 1/2" tall, 4 leaves and 2 on the way.
I have refrigerated air so I can only get the humidity to 40%.
The temp is from 73 - 81.
I spray them 3 times a day with rain water,
and every other watering I feed them Foxfarm fertilizer.
I have them under 1 warm and 1 cool florescent lights.
I am waiting till the time is right to put them under a 600w M/H. I have fans ready but am not using them because I will loose more humidity.
Any advise would be very helpful. Thanks


Ps. it is a soil less mix

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breakneck said:

NewGrowth - That is a phenomenal looking WW...

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ripdamon said:

Sorry to bug you but From what I keep reading you are the WW King.I have a problem. 1 out of 5 of my feminized white widows died 2 days ago and now one of them is white at the tips. Do you have any idea why?
They are 19 days old and 1 1/2" tall, 4 leaves and 2 on the way.
I have refrigerated air so I can only get the humidity to 40%.
The temp is from 73 - 81.
I spray them 3 times a day with rain water,
and every other watering I feed them Foxfarm fertilizer.
I have them under 1 warm and 1 cool florescent lights.
I am waiting till the time is right to put them under a 600w M/H. I have fans ready but am not using them because I will loose more humidity.
Any advise would be very helpful. Thanks
Ps. it is a soil less mix

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breakneck said:

I wouldn't be feeding them anything other than water. At least until they are 4-5 nodes into growth. This could be nutrient burn. Do you have pictures?

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NewGrowth said:

Thanks man, I'm sure yours will look the same just give them that extra week or two . . .



I would stop misting them and put them under that 600 if you can keep the temps down with it on. You can't fertilize as much under flouro's because the plant can not utilize as much as it can under HID.

Don't worry as much about humidity my relative humidity is usually between 30-40%.

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ripdamon said:

Thanks Joe Camel for all the email support.
And thanks NewGrowth and breakneck for the help to.

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breakneck said:

I wouldn't be feeding them anything other than water. At least until they are 4-5 nodes into growth. This could be nutrient burn. Do you have pictures?

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GreatwhiteNorth said:

I like this one - same plants DM WW Femd, sorry about the lights, them 2 600 Hps's are fukn bright !
And for perspective, The "Man" in the photo is some over 6'.

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ripdamon said:

I would love to put them under the 600w M/H. I just was
afraid that they were to young. How far from the the little baby's do I put the light?

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NewGrowth said:

Just put it up high for young plants and slowly lower it as they acclimate.

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ripdamon said:

Like 2 foot?

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ripdamon said:

Ok guys I put it under a 600w M/H 2 foot above the tops of the plants.
Wish me luck.
I will try to get good pics.

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ripdamon said:

I have the light 2 foot' from the plants. but the temp says 81 and the humidity is 28%
Is this ok?

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ripdamon said:

I have the light 2 foot' from the plants. but the temp says 81 and the humidity is 28%
Is this ok?

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ripdamon said:

Well I woke up this morning to find that 1 out of 4 baby white widows are leaning over. Is it because of the 600w M/H? The Cotyledons leaves are yellow and the temp is 86 and 30% humidity.

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