New flower cycle left to right bubba kush ,acapolco gold , green crack

[paulobrandon96@]

Having some leave issues , day one of flower I want to figure out whats going on , fed once a week with fox farm trio and cal mag smallest dose possible sometimes twice a week if needed. I want to have healthy fan leaves before these girls start budding.
filtered water 3 gal fabric pots fox farm ocean Forrest normal temp and humidity Mars hydro tsw2000, thank you I just harvested my second plants and I’m only getting better I want to be a pro by this time next year

 

[Canuck3]

I don't have an answer for you about your leaves, but I just wanted to suggest hanging your thermometer unit closer to the top height of the plants (and move it up as they grow). This will give you as accurate of a reading as possible should you be on the line of too hot or too cool etc. Because you're running LED it's probably not that big of a deal but if you had HID lighting you would notice quite a difference in temperature on the ground vs top of the plant height.

Best of luck!

 

[MustGro]

Pro by this time next year, do you think it’ll take that long…
Your plants look hungry to me. The ffof is kinda hot for the first month or so, but it gets used up.
It‘s a good rule to not flip plants that aren’t real green and healthy. Yours could be greener. A little tip for next time, but I’m not a pro.
Since you’ve been going easy on the nutes, all they probably need is a few feeds at the regular dose of fox farm nutes. Don’t be cheap with the solution, give them fluids until saturation and then run a bunch more through. I’d let them get light to the touch and fert them the same again. Let them get dry and then a nice water wash. PH your solutions around 6.5.
Me, I’d clean up some of that lower growth. The low stuff will die from a lack of light anyway. Having foliage touching the soil is a great way to get things like PM in your plant. I’d lollipop 2-3 inches up the stalk and shoots down low. It makes putting fluids on easier too.
45% RH is too low IMHO. They should be more like 55% the first week of flower.
Temp at the canopy is the most important, but room temp is good to know too.
They could use an oscillating fan.

 

[paulobrandon96@]

I don't have an answer for you about your leaves, but I just wanted to suggest hanging your thermometer unit closer to the top height of the plants (and move it up as they grow). This will give you as accurate of a reading as possible should you be on the line of too hot or too cool etc. Because you're running LED it's probably not that big of a deal but if you had HID lighting you would notice quite a difference in temperature on the ground vs top of the plant height.

Best of luck!

Thank you Brotha I’ve thought about that never executed ! I always think what the real temp is hahah but I have an AC in the room so its not over 80

 

[paulobrandon96@]

Pro by this time next year, do you think it’ll take that long…
Your plants look hungry to me. The ffof is kinda hot for the first month or so, but it gets used up.
It‘s a good rule to not flip plants that aren’t real green and healthy. Yours could be greener. A little tip for next time, but I’m not a pro.
Since you’ve been going easy on the nutes, all they probably need is a few feeds at the regular dose of fox farm nutes. Don’t be cheap with the solution, give them fluids until saturation and then run a bunch more through. I’d let them get light to the touch and fert them the same again. Let them get dry and then a nice water wash. PH your solutions around 6.5.
Me, I’d clean up some of that lower growth. The low stuff will die from a lack of light anyway. Having foliage touching the soil is a great way to get things like PM in your plant. I’d lollipop 2-3 inches up the stalk and shoots down low. It makes putting fluids on easier too.
45% RH is too low IMHO. They should be more like 55% the first week of flower.
Temp at the canopy is the most important, but room temp is good to know too.
They could use an oscillating fan.

Thanks brotha! I will certainly see what I can do too to fix these girls up. The same thing happened to my past plants , but I fed way more. So I’m trying to trial and error it with the help of others. I appreciate ya brotha

 

[blueberrymilkshake]

I don't have an answer for you about your leaves, but I just wanted to suggest hanging your thermometer unit closer to the top height of the plants (and move it up as they grow). This will give you as accurate of a reading as possible should you be on the line of too hot or too cool etc. Because you're running LED it's probably not that big of a deal but if you had HID lighting you would notice quite a difference in temperature on the ground vs top of the plant height.

Best of luck!

You don't stand there for 5 minutes with your hand underneath the light with the thermometer? I definitely didn't do this last night cause mine is hanging like you said.