8 girls, 6 weeks old!! How am I doing?

Wilksey

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The plants look otherwise green and the tips aren't burnt, so what you're seeing are signs of a deficiency. The plant is prioritizing and moving nutes from both the root zone and the older growth to fuel new growth, and you're going to have to figure out why.

Tell us:
-medium you're growing in
-nutes, frequency of feeding, amount
-ph
-water type and ppm
 

Gypsyskies

Member
The plants look otherwise green and the tips aren't burnt, so what you're seeing are signs of a deficiency. The plant is prioritizing and moving nutes from both the root zone and the older growth to fuel new growth, and you're going to have to figure out why.

Tell us:
-medium you're growing in
-nutes, frequency of feeding, amount
-ph
-water type and ppm
Thanks for your response. Some of tips on the first plant do seem to look burnt and crispy, I’ve been giving them plain water ph 6.5. Growing in Fox Farm, nutes once a week at 6.3-6.5 for ph and using well water.
 

a mongo frog

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Thanks for your response. Some of tips on the first plant do seem to look burnt and crispy, I’ve been giving them plain water ph 6.5. Growing in Fox Farm, nutes once a week at 6.3-6.5 for ph and using well water.
Your doing great. Plants look better then great!
 

dr greenthumbs

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Looks like ph a little low. Dolomitic lime and oyster shell. I put this in everything. Keeps my ph buffered out. Looking great hope I helped out.
 

Wilksey

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Growing in Fox Farm, nutes once a week at 6.3-6.5 for ph........ and using well water.
I'd say your soil is deficient and your nutes aren't correcting the deficiency. Try supplementing your nutes with a ml or two of cal / mag per gallon, or up your feeding rate.

Here's a troubleshooting guide.

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a mongo frog

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Thanks for your response. Some of tips on the first plant do seem to look burnt and crispy, I’ve been giving them plain water ph 6.5. Growing in Fox Farm, nutes once a week at 6.3-6.5 for ph and using well water.
Now sure how long you have been potted up in the fox farm, but as the grow goes on your girls are going to need more then 1 nutrient watering a week.
 

Gypsyskies

Member
Now sure how long you have been potted up in the fox farm, but as the grow goes on your girls are going to need more then 1 nutrient watering a week.
They’ve all been in fox farm for almost two months. I do want to increase the feedings but I wasn’t sure if the plants had nute burn.

I was also thinking of putting them into flower in the next 7-10 days. They’ve been vegging for almost 7 weeks. What do you think?
 

a mongo frog

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They’ve all been in fox farm for almost two months. I do want to increase the feedings but I wasn’t sure if the plants had nute burn.

I was also thinking of putting them into flower in the next 7-10 days. They’ve been vegging for almost 7 weeks. What do you think?
From the pics it looks like you have a little tip burn yes. What strain are they?
 
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