Started 5 in cups with some loose soil, transplanted them to a mixture of 2 parts perlite, 2 parts vermiculite, 2 parts peat moss, 2 parts dehydrated cow manure, and 5 parts quality soil. Being a complete rook, added two thirds of a tablespoon of 2 parts miracle gro in-ground fertilizer pellets (10-10-10) with 1 part ammonium sulfate bits an inch deep into each 1 gallon pot. Im flushing the pots tomorrow, which should take care of the ammonium sulfate because of its high water solubility, but im not sure what flushing will do to the miracle gro pellets. They were started outdoors, but then moved under a 10,000 lux light box made out of three full spectrum fluorescents until they were at two weeks. Then they were moved into a 4.5 x 1.5 x 7 ft closet (pic), with the light box vertically mounted on the side and one 30w (100w equivalent) CFL per plant about 1 inch above the plant. The closet is really long, so on the other side its holding a bunch of storage, but the walls are white and the door is brown. The temp is being kept at around 78 f, but a fan is being put in tomorrow to keep it cooler and add a breeze. The stems are purple but the plants look healthy, except at certain points in certain angles they look very dark green until I shift my perception. The pictures should explain more. I just picked up some newmans organic fish fertilizer with micro and macro nutrients, which is stupid because im going to be going to a hydro supply store which will have the necessary pre-mixed gro nutes I need for the veg stage.
basically what I need to know is what im doing wrong, and then how to fix it.
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basically what I need to know is what im doing wrong, and then how to fix it.
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