More or less water vs. more or less nutes?

[drumdemon]

I had just a small tip of one leaf look like this very very small and I raised my lights as well because I'm pretty sure everything is on point besides them being a little close to the light

Thanks! So many quick, kind replies, experience, and advice is greatly appreciated!

 

[curious2garden]

Looks like light stress to me try raising the light some

Wouldn't you see that mostly at the top? I'm thinking his soil is too hot, classic nutrient burn but the plant's growing into it now and the burn is resolving..

 

[Hieronymus]

Nice! Thanks! Take over the whole back garden against the berm, put up ag-netting as a mini-green house 4wx4h and who'd know there were many little munchkins under there.

That would be a dream.

 

[Cotyledon420]

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[curious2garden]

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"...usually causes yellow leaves at the top of the plant.." explain why the yellow is in the middle and the top is green?

I'm still going with hot soil for young plant that grew into the nutrient load.

 

[Cotyledon420]

"...usually causes yellow leaves at the top of the plant.." explain why the yellow is in the middle and the top is green?

I'm still going with hot soil for young plant that grew into the nutrient load.

I mean it makes sense And 18 inches during veg is recommended Soo idk...

 

[bam0813]

Wouldn't you see that mostly at the top? I'm thinking his soil is too hot, classic nutrient burn but the plant's growing into it now and the burn is resolving..

Yes i think you would, im thinking its a compound problem between the two

 

[Green Refuge]

Idk why new growers start in "organic" soil. It's the most difficult medium to control and diagnose. You ph'ing the water just adds another unnecessary variable. If I were to take a guess I'd say your plant suffering from nutrient burn.

 

[drumdemon]

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Good share thanks!

 

[drumdemon]

"...usually causes yellow leaves at the top of the plant.." explain why the yellow is in the middle and the top is green?

I'm still going with hot soil for young plant that grew into the nutrient load.

Thanks "curious2garden" that sounds like what I did with the bagged soil and started nutrients too early.

 

[drumdemon]

Idk why new growers start in "organic" soil. It's the most difficult medium to control and diagnose. You ph'ing the water just adds another unnecessary variable. If I were to take a guess I'd say your plant suffering from nutrient burn.

Wonderful reply thanks "Green Refuge". Great question to spur comments and suggestions on what is a good medium new growers should start with.
Any and all welcome to please weigh in. I'd even bake banana bread and put these in there if that made it at all any easier.

 

[Sumanez]

Ok, Thanks again! I'll cycle a couple waters without adding supplements.

Ffof does not need nutes till 3+ weeks its got built in nutes

 

[Green Refuge]

Wonderful reply thanks "Green Refuge". Great question to spur comments and suggestions on what is a good medium new growers should start with.
Any and all welcome to please weigh in. I'd even bake banana bread and put these in there if that made it at all any easier.

Lol at the banana bread. IMO coco is so much easier for beginners because you know exactly what the plant. Plus you can quickly fix any issues that come up. It takes more time and effort in watering/feeding and ph adjusting but it's so worth it when you have complete control over the plant.

 

[drumdemon]

Lol at the banana bread. IMO coco is so much easier for beginners because you know exactly what the plant. Plus you can quickly fix any issues that come up. It takes more time and effort in watering/feeding and ph adjusting but it's so worth it when you have complete control over the plant.

Haa thanks! Definitely banana bread from scratch... bananas, sugar, flour, baking soda, sour cream. Eating some now. Appreciate the advice! Will start with coco on next seeds and maybe transition into coco mixed 50/50 with FFHF or FFOF. Does that sound ok or should I maybe try to stick with coco for the duration? Banana bread would be so much easier

 

[curious2garden]

Haa thanks! Definitely banana bread from scratch... bananas, sugar, flour, baking soda, sour cream. Eating some now. Appreciate the advice! Will start with coco on next seeds and maybe transition into coco mixed 50/50 with FFHF or FFOF. Does that sound ok or should I maybe try to stick with coco for the duration? Banana bread would be so much easier

That is a terrible idea. Either grow hydro or soil but don't mix them. Later when you know what you're doing you can do that if you want but not now. If you think this is a guessing game try that.

 

[drumdemon]

That is a terrible idea. Either grow hydro or soil but don't mix them. Later when you know what you're doing you can do that if you want but not now. If you think this is a guessing game try that.

Ok thanks! I definitely don't want to play guessing game. Will stick to soil. Much to learn, crash and burn on. Hate seeing plants suffer if I can do anything to help... Tomatoes and cukes took a huge hit outside this year with too much rain.

 

[curious2garden]

Ok thanks! I definitely don't want to play guessing game. Will stick to soil. Much to learn, crash and burn on. Hate seeing plants suffer if I can do anything to help... Tomatoes and cukes took a huge hit outside this year with too much rain.

This is one of the worst examples:

Clawing don’t stop

Leaves clawing all over plant and don’t stop look like nitrogen burnt (some coffee grounds in soil can cause this?) i flushed her abou a week ago but problem not solved and another thing is hot sun during3-4 hours Pls help stop this this I’m giving organic but in the first i used some chemical...

rollitup.org

Or just search on Canuck that should give you a wealth of info.

 

[A.k.a]

Coir is so easy. I did mostly soil plants and a couple coir my first grow, straight coir from now on.

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[Hollatchaboy]

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I thought praying leaves is a good thing?

 

[drumdemon]

I thought praying leaves is a good thing?

Praying to the goddess of healthy leaves I do nightly!