I’d get these into bigger pots. How old are they now.
Just seed and dirt?
Buying organic soil at the hydro store? Ain't no garden center/plant nursery places nearby?The thing is the plants do look like something is wrong. Transplantation makes sense.
So anyway before I went to the hydro store I tried testing my second LED fixture and it didn't turn on. I had it set up and the fixture illuminated last test. I open the back and unbelievably a wire flew out at me. Like someone went into the fixture and deliberately setup a wire to fling out. But this cannot be. In disbelief I set the fixture aside and head to the hydro store.
I get to the hydro store and it's closed up. Everything is gone. Out of business.
Cruise to hydro store two. I wanted to avoid this store based on past ROI convos regarding buggy FFOF. But what can I do? I pass the store because all the lights are out. I circle back and find this place is 'permanently closed'.
And then on the way back I stop at Big Orange for "Black Magic" soil and they no longer carry the stuff.
The weed gods are picking my wings off.
So funny as I was grumbling on my way home thinking the same thing. "Hydro store for dirt. None of this even makes sense." But we read the other posts where people are pissing on plants to fend off PM so I must continue on.Buying organic soil at the hydro store?
I didn't see that at the hydro store. but didn't really get a chance to walk around the place. The staff was overly helpful. I said I'm just looking. "What are you looking for?" I asked about CoM and the clerk started rattling until I left.I am going to try this:
The water should definitely be ph’d. 8 is too high by a decent margin and could well be the cause of some of your growth issues. A couple/few drops of ph down corrects for this really easily. Fwiw, I’m dealing with my own ph issues atm. But your plants are pretty underdeveloped for their age. Keep things simple. Use your new soil and water with ph’d water when dry. We’re learning together, if you take a look at my recent thread about nutes. Careful about giving too much light too quickly; they look a little susceptible atm. Good luck.Operation Transplant complete.
1st 2 inches or so pure perlite then pure FFOF.
I haven't watered them yet. How much water should I give and should the water be PH'd? Tap water is probably 8.
The root zones seems to indicate these should have been transplanted already.
TIA.
I have a BlueLabs PH meter and can PH. Will do so next watering.The water should definitely be ph’d. 8 is too high by a decent margin and could well be the cause of some of your growth issues. A couple/few drops of ph down corrects for this really easily. Fwiw, I’m dealing with my own ph issues atm. But your plants are pretty underdeveloped for their age. Keep things simple. Use your new soil and water with ph’d water when dry. We’re learning together, if you take a look at my recent thread about nutes. Careful about giving too much light too quickly; they look a little susceptible atm. Good luck.
Here is a link to my thread with questions about nutrients. Someone suggested low ph as an issue, which is a likely culprit, though high ph presents problems too. More current pics of the grow towards to bottom of the first page. These spouted Jan 2, for reference.I have a BlueLabs PH meter and can PH. Will do so next watering.
Got a link to the thread?