HELP!!! Autos not looking good with slow growth.
- Thread starter roleth
- Start date
NanoGadget
Well-Known Member
Not a lot you can do about space unless you have another tent to stick one in. If it were a height problem you could train your way out of it. It's crowded in there, but if you keep you humidity in check and keep lots of airflow going you should be able to ride it out.
hotrodharley
Well-Known Member
It's not going to grow much until it gets roots. Initial growth of leaves is only to gather light. Be patient.
hotrodharley
Well-Known Member
SCROG now! Better late than never.
twentyeight.threefive
Well-Known Member
Looks like a normal canopy. Anything vertical can be tied down or supercropped.
I was fearing that, didn't want to buy a new tent before harvest. Not a good risk taker im already in the woods with this grow lol.
They are tied down already thats what got me in trouble horizontally haha.
The 3 thats giving me issues with space are the girls I stunted in the original post. I thought it was a wasted run, now they are bursting out the tent. Funny how things can turn around and create a new problem fml lol
twentyeight.threefive
Well-Known Member
There's no need to check runoff. Feed them correctly at the right pH and don't worry about it. It's only going to cause you to chase issues that aren't there.
twentyeight.threefive
Well-Known Member
Defoliate and supercrop if needed but I'd wait. They are flowering so most/all of the vertical stretch should be over.
Thx I think ive messed up. Over the last week and a half ive been defoliating. Every other day or 2 I would take big fan leaves none from the colas.
OneMoreRip
Well-Known Member
Ph coming out so high is not great I think. Pretty sure you can just gently put you ph pen in wet part of medium to get a reading of ph in the pot. Dig down a little on edge to disturb roots as little as possible to get the wet spot. Be gentle with pen, just enough to get reading in a few spots
I think ph is a big deal in all medium but a lot of people here don’t agree it seems.
from my knowledge (which is less than none), if the ph of the medium is not correct, nothing in the medium can work correctly
ppm 700/1.3ec start to finish imo. Closest to 2-1-2, always. Doable with just one general purpose nute. Only say this cuz not sure what your using but I assume salt nutes
also calibrate ph pen
I think ph is a big deal in all medium but a lot of people here don’t agree it seems.
from my knowledge (which is less than none), if the ph of the medium is not correct, nothing in the medium can work correctly
ppm 700/1.3ec start to finish imo. Closest to 2-1-2, always. Doable with just one general purpose nute. Only say this cuz not sure what your using but I assume salt nutes
also calibrate ph pen
Last edited:
dizzyground
Well-Known Member
Rust spots = calcium def
Coco needs more cal mag than other mediums. Its very common to get cal mag def in coco if you dont add it.
Also your plants are absolute full of nitrogen so be careful giving more of that.
To me your coco looks dry still. Or is it perlite on top of pots?
Do you have a cat or who is munching on those leaves?
Coco needs more cal mag than other mediums. Its very common to get cal mag def in coco if you dont add it.
Also your plants are absolute full of nitrogen so be careful giving more of that.
To me your coco looks dry still. Or is it perlite on top of pots?
Do you have a cat or who is munching on those leaves?
I think your right. Ive tried to do some research on here and its all over the place. I know that theres science behind it but no one knows or care. I recalibrated my pen and flushed with the correct ph to 50% runoff. I was running 800 to 900 ppm and the were showing signs of deficiencies so I uped it to 1000 to 1100 and it worked. Thx, if you find anymore about the soil ph let me know.
Its perlite, no cat it was from the vacuum. Sometimes I suck up a leaf or 2 in the process of removing run off lol.Rust spots = calcium def
Coco needs more cal mag than other mediums. Its very common to get cal mag def in coco if you dont add it.
Also your plants are absolute full of nitrogen so be careful giving more of that.
To me your coco looks dry still. Or is it perlite on top of pots?
Do you have a cat or who is munching on those leaves?
ok ive run out of nutes. So im looking for a good all around nute that can be used in both coco and amended soil. I know the amended soil only gets nutes in flower if I transplant up every 30 days. I did some research and its too much to choose from for a newbie. Ive gotten to many skipped heart beats and im not looking foward to any more lol. Whats you guys recommendations. Thx