How are they looking?

Jimi O'Connor

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How are they looking? Just transplanted into 5gallon cloth pots. The leaf tips are pointing down on 1 or 2 plants, what does that indicate?

Can anyone tell me how long the nutrients will last in 5gallon pots of SoHum "what cannabis craves" soil? How many weeks of food will the soil provide in 5gallon pots?

Some place there's supposed to be a actual chart to answer this question specifically, on the sohum website. I couldn't find it

Any help is greatly appreciated
 

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calvin.m16

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Happy and healthy. Tips pointing down can mean a little too intense of light or plants are adjusting to brighter/closer lighting. I have this happen when I move plants from my veg room to my flowering room which has brighter higher powered lights. I just slowly raise lights until they look normal, later into bloom I slowly start dropping the lights back down on them until I see an issue. You want maximum par on your buds for the highest grams per watt of light.
 

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Jimi O'Connor

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Happy and healthy. Tips pointing down can mean a little too intense of light or plants are adjusting to brighter/closer lighting. I have this happen when I move plants from my veg room to my flowering room which has brighter higher powered lights. I just slowly raise lights until they look normal, later into bloom I slowly start dropping the lights back down on them until I see an issue. You want maximum par on your buds for the highest grams per watt of light.
Im a newbie, how do i figure all that out? I only have one tent
 

Jimi O'Connor

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Happy and healthy. Tips pointing down can mean a little too intense of light or plants are adjusting to brighter/closer lighting. I have this happen when I move plants from my veg room to my flowering room which has brighter higher powered lights. I just slowly raise lights until they look normal, later into bloom I slowly start dropping the lights back down on them until I see an issue. You want maximum par on your buds for the highest grams per watt of light.
My light is 240 watts i have it about 13 inches away and at 60% power. Should I change this?

Also how are they looking now? The plant in the middle i didn't have room for really,(keeping itvin there as an experiment till the other plants get to big) its looking blotchy, one of the other plants looks a little blotchy too what does that mean?
 

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smoke and coke

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that chart is bizarre.. 3-4wk in 1 gal, 6-8wk in 2gal (so doubled) then for three it drops to 2?
The 3 gallon has more medium and it will feed for a short 2 week veg. time and into 7 weeks of flowering. The chart isn’t showing flowering time in the smaller containers just a longer veg. time.

so then a 5 gallon will do a 2 to 3 week veg. and 8 weeks of flowering
 

calvin.m16

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Im a newbie, how do i figure all that out? I only have one tent
Look at the plants and see how they respond, if they show stress its usually best to back lights off, if they look healthy give them all the light. That's the best way I can describe it without getting technical.

My light is 240 watts i have it about 13 inches away and at 60% power. Should I change this?

Also how are they looking now? The plant in the middle i didn't have room for really,(keeping itvin there as an experiment till the other plants get to big) its looking blotchy, one of the other plants looks a little blotchy too what does that mean?
The other plants look fine, that plant is probably magnesium hungry which I've seen balance out later on. She will live!!
Try watering the plants slowly until each one has drops coming out of the bottom then wait until pots "dryback" aka are still a bit moist but almost dry and then repeat that same process. Once you get that dialed in the plants will be a lot happier, could be a little dry for them by the looks of it, if the roots aren't fully saturated they won't be able to uptake nutrients efficiently.

Also, another way you can boost magnesium & sulfur is add a small amount of Epsom Salts to your water. 1 teaspoon per gallon once a week mixed into your water should help keep your magnesium and sulfur levels good. Just use PURE epsom salts, not scented stuff. Make sure the ingredients are "Magnesium Sulfate". you can buy it at a lot of stores.

Your plants are still young, they're going to show some imperfections while they establish themselves. It's rare to have a cutting that shows zero flaws start to finish but you being new I can understand and appreciate your care and concern for them. That is a good sign that you will be a good grower.
 

Jimi O'Connor

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Look at the plants and see how they respond, if they show stress its usually best to back lights off, if they look healthy give them all the light. That's the best way I can describe it without getting technical.



The other plants look fine, that plant is probably magnesium hungry which I've seen balance out later on. She will live!!
Try watering the plants slowly until each one has drops coming out of the bottom then wait until pots "dryback" aka are still a bit moist but almost dry and then repeat that same process. Once you get that dialed in the plants will be a lot happier, could be a little dry for them by the looks of it, if the roots aren't fully saturated they won't be able to uptake nutrients efficiently.

Also, another way you can boost magnesium & sulfur is add a small amount of Epsom Salts to your water. 1 teaspoon per gallon once a week mixed into your water should help keep your magnesium and sulfur levels good. Just use PURE epsom salts, not scented stuff. Make sure the ingredients are "Magnesium Sulfate". you can buy it at a lot of stores.

Your plants are still young, they're going to show some imperfections while they establish themselves. It's rare to have a cutting that shows zero flaws start to finish but you being new I can understand and appreciate your care and concern for them. That is a good sign that you will be a good grower.
There not cuttings, there from seeds not clones. I got "calmag" im sure you know what that is, it has calcium magnesium and iron in it. I did some research and I looked at a chart and apparently if im correct, the problem is potassium deficiency. I guess thats why the lower leaves look "blotchy"& the lowest leaves are loosing the green color, is that potassium deficiency?
 

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Burndoggin

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I'm new myself Jimi. so not qualified to diagnose with confidence. But this charts helped me quite a bit.
Good luckmarijuana-deficiency-chart.jpg
 
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