Hey all,
I've been trying to diagnose this issue by myself by using the stickys on this forum, and well... since I'm new to this I've been ambivalent with my thoughts on what the issue is and I would really appreciate some other opinions.
I'm about 8 weeks into my grow and am growing indoors with a 250W light... 10 days ago I transplanted from 1.5 gallon pots to 3 gallon pots and then four days ago I gave my girls (growing from feminized seed) 36 hrs of darkness and changed my bulb to HPS and 12/12 to start flowering... Just recently took care of a fungus gnat problem also. This plant is about 18 in tall and
I usually water every 3-5 days, depending on how my plants look and the moisture of the soil.
My growing medium is a mixture of topsoil with humus, mushroom compost, and perlite... the pH tests have read between 6.5-7.0...before the transplant I grew without fert/nutrients, but when I transplanted I used Jobe's Organics Granular Fertilizer for Vegetable & Tomato 2-7-4...also has 7% Ca .5% Mg and 1.4% S... Feather meal, Bone meal, Composted poultry manure, and Sulfate of Potash... I feel it is possible that some of the burning can be attributed to light burn and I have since moved the light further away, but I really am not sure what to do.





All help is very much appreciated!
I've been trying to diagnose this issue by myself by using the stickys on this forum, and well... since I'm new to this I've been ambivalent with my thoughts on what the issue is and I would really appreciate some other opinions.
I'm about 8 weeks into my grow and am growing indoors with a 250W light... 10 days ago I transplanted from 1.5 gallon pots to 3 gallon pots and then four days ago I gave my girls (growing from feminized seed) 36 hrs of darkness and changed my bulb to HPS and 12/12 to start flowering... Just recently took care of a fungus gnat problem also. This plant is about 18 in tall and
I usually water every 3-5 days, depending on how my plants look and the moisture of the soil.
My growing medium is a mixture of topsoil with humus, mushroom compost, and perlite... the pH tests have read between 6.5-7.0...before the transplant I grew without fert/nutrients, but when I transplanted I used Jobe's Organics Granular Fertilizer for Vegetable & Tomato 2-7-4...also has 7% Ca .5% Mg and 1.4% S... Feather meal, Bone meal, Composted poultry manure, and Sulfate of Potash... I feel it is possible that some of the burning can be attributed to light burn and I have since moved the light further away, but I really am not sure what to do.





All help is very much appreciated!
