vote.pad.420
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i have 8 plants under a 600W HPS in a 4'X4' tray in a E&F setup. they are currently in day 30 of flowering, and are fed 5X daily (to keep up with higher temps in the room 84-90F). the plants were started in 1.5" RW cubes then placed in 6" netpots w/ hydroton.
it seems that some of the plants tops look all withered and crinkled like in pic (1) and some look awesome like in pic (2). i know its not heat damage cause there are plants closer with no damage, even on the same plant. and maybe i dont know enough about nutrients and what-not cause wouldnt that cause problems in all the plants? the only explanation i have found myself is that they might be root-bound but i didnt think that was possible in hydroponics.
anyone have any ideas? this is my first ever grow and im working all the kinks out wth some bagseed before i break out my WW seeds. its things like this i want to avoid with my "real" grow. thanks much fr the help......i have a grow journal but these are the first pics ive been able to take in the last month. i think the growth from then to now is nice, any seasoned growers out there have any good advice/constructive criticism? any and all comments greatly appreaciated.
it seems that some of the plants tops look all withered and crinkled like in pic (1) and some look awesome like in pic (2). i know its not heat damage cause there are plants closer with no damage, even on the same plant. and maybe i dont know enough about nutrients and what-not cause wouldnt that cause problems in all the plants? the only explanation i have found myself is that they might be root-bound but i didnt think that was possible in hydroponics.
anyone have any ideas? this is my first ever grow and im working all the kinks out wth some bagseed before i break out my WW seeds. its things like this i want to avoid with my "real" grow. thanks much fr the help......i have a grow journal but these are the first pics ive been able to take in the last month. i think the growth from then to now is nice, any seasoned growers out there have any good advice/constructive criticism? any and all comments greatly appreaciated.