have u been feeding themthey have been growing a lot the past couple days here are some pics
Just water for now I'm waiting another week and a half to start the nutes
ffof,that rust color looks like you might need some cal-mag,i could be wrong,but i do not think so.
yes i use foxfarms ocean forest and that is water burn i dropped a lil on the leaf when i was wateringffof,that rust color looks like you might need some cal-mag,i could be wrong,but i do not think so.
reason i ask,is cause i use the hole line of ff,and i had that same color on my plants,my first grow,i mist my plants when lights come on,have not had light burn yet,under 4000 watt mh,in my exp,(NOT REP,OR POST COUNT)but exp,i would really recomend some nutri-cal.plants do look right on track *genuity*
What is nutri cal
They're lookin good! I transplant mine right into their big homes too - don't wanna mess with transplanting a bunch of times.
they seem to be adapting quite well as you can see the growth progression in the pictures over 3 days
Calcium has been called the gardeners best-kept secret. Nutri-Cal is a revolutionary product that provides the calcium your plants need in an easily absorbed form. It also improves plant health and prevents blossom end rot. It is necessary for proper growth and recovery from stress. When it comes to calcium, there is bad news and some good news: The bad news is that, even when your soil tests are high for calcium content, much if it may be in a form thats unavailable to your plants. The good news? Nutri-Cal is readily available to plants and is easy to use. To prevent calcium deficiencies, apply it as a foliar spray at bloom time, repeat every two weeks and prepare to be amazed!
dirived from cal nitrate is no were near what a plant needs,in the cal part of a plants life
,if u do not mind