growin-Jables
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Making phosphorus* Available . Not potassium.
Help please, my girls are not doing well,
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theflowerman.dc
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These are pics from right now
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SchmoeJoe
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Good call, you're right, I missed that.
growin-Jables
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It's all good man! I actually had to Google it real quick and make sure I remembered it right. Hey , at least they begin with the same letter! So you got that much ! Im playing man. I just wanted to make sure info was accurate for future readers
SchmoeJoe
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That was the thing though, I actually went and fact checked it myself and still let it slip.
Still, it's important people understand that it's just a single species of bacteria and the product is no replacement for broad spectrum inoculants.
theflowerman.dc
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I foliar sprayed sea green hoping it will help as it is not a fertilizer and also watered them slightly with sea green,
I just want them to get better
I just want them to get better
growin-Jables
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Honestly the best thing you can probably do is leave them be. No more foliar spraying or nutes or water for the matter untill everything has dried out. Then give straight proper ph water. Let me heal themselves. There in veg still so there immune system is still strong. Trust what everyone is saying and love them from a distance ....
SchmoeJoe
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The best thing you can do right now is to stop doing things to them. It's already been said here that you are loving your plants to death.
theflowerman.dc
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Okay, done,
No more anything,
I turned the flower switch off, how high should the light be, it’s roughly 2ft but after I turned the flower switch one I noticed everything got worse,
So I just turned the flower switch back off and still is 18/6,
And got it no more anything
No more anything,
I turned the flower switch off, how high should the light be, it’s roughly 2ft but after I turned the flower switch one I noticed everything got worse,
So I just turned the flower switch back off and still is 18/6,
And got it no more anything
Nutty sKunK
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No don’t repot downwards. Terrible idea.
If I was you. I’d leave them until they want water then just give them plain water with some powerzyme to clean the substrate and root stimulant to help them out.
See how they respond.
Less is more. It’s like your car is breaking down and you keep filling it with gas/oil/ coolant but to no avail. When what’s actually wrong is the engines flooded..
SchmoeJoe
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You're overcomplicating it. If the plants haven't even got big enough to need the whole pot watered in then there's no need to use an enzyme treatment.
PLAIN WATER
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growin-Jables
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Exactly ..... they should be able to thrive on there own woth good soil and proper ph water . I don't ever add nutes or foliar spray during veg. Just a little azos and mykos during transplant and some neem oil to prevent pests . Other than that I let them do there thing untill flower.
theflowerman.dc
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What are some root stimulant I can use?
growin-Jables
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Azos works amazing. I always use it when it transplant. Along with some mykos. I would definetly wait till your girls dry out a bit . Then mix some azos with water. What soil are you using ?
theflowerman.dc
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How about root one by GH?
So today I checked them out,
The top soil dried a bit so I gave them plain water with couple drops of root one (root supplement),
I didn’t add nothing else not even mammoth p or great white, just water fixed the ph to 6.5-6.4 and 2.5 ml in a 5 gallon bucket that’s less then half strength they recommend for root one,
So I prepped a 5 gallon bucket for 15 plants so you can get an idea how much I watered them Roughly a liter probably.
If you zoom into 3rd picture from the bottom you can see the damage,
I had only blue light on for past 2 days so it wasn’t Steph for them because I couldn’t raise the light but I just raised the light and tuned both switch on and my lux meter is reading roughly 225-275 (x100) LUX, for the light
It is roughly 32-34 inches high from the plants, I know they recommend 24 inches but I noticed the leafs bleaches so u raised them.
Now I won’t be watering them for another couple days, and I probably will do water again till you guys recommend other wise.
So lights at 3ft roughly
Both switches on
Temp at 72-75
Humidty at 50-60
Have not fed them anything and will not till y’all recommend (just the root one):
So today I checked them out,
The top soil dried a bit so I gave them plain water with couple drops of root one (root supplement),
I didn’t add nothing else not even mammoth p or great white, just water fixed the ph to 6.5-6.4 and 2.5 ml in a 5 gallon bucket that’s less then half strength they recommend for root one,
So I prepped a 5 gallon bucket for 15 plants so you can get an idea how much I watered them Roughly a liter probably.
If you zoom into 3rd picture from the bottom you can see the damage,
I had only blue light on for past 2 days so it wasn’t Steph for them because I couldn’t raise the light but I just raised the light and tuned both switch on and my lux meter is reading roughly 225-275 (x100) LUX, for the light
It is roughly 32-34 inches high from the plants, I know they recommend 24 inches but I noticed the leafs bleaches so u raised them.
Now I won’t be watering them for another couple days, and I probably will do water again till you guys recommend other wise.
So lights at 3ft roughly
Both switches on
Temp at 72-75
Humidty at 50-60
Have not fed them anything and will not till y’all recommend (just the root one):
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theflowerman.dc
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God of nectar #4 and fox farm mixed,
Bottom half is FF and top half nectar of god,
theflowerman.dc
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Is RO , distilled or spring water better? I can deff pick couple gallons up for next few times
Tomzy17
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Hey man humidity of 80+ is way to much mj grows best with humidity of about 50/55% do you have an inlet? And how many fans have you got?
SchmoeJoe
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None of those are are even necessary. Unless you have really bad well water you're over thinking this too.