How they lookn?? wk an a half into veg

dustyD

dustyD

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Well here is sum pics. i see the stems look red and from what ive read, red stems=nute burn from to much? wut do you guys think?
 

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A lot of strains have red in the stems, especially when the plant is younger - I wouldn't worry about it unless there are other problems along with it.
 
ohhh alright, i steped up my setup today and drained out 3 gallons of water and replaced it with fresh water and added more nutes so hopefully they keep on keep on
 
the tip of the leaves are starting to crumble, should i be concernd? the rest of the plant still looks healthy
 
shadowgrower2 said:
generally you will want bare MINIMUM nutes to keep your plant alive. until its time to flower anyhow.
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alright, thanks for the help one plants leaves have gone as far as to bend down slightly but seem to be making a comeback ill keep it posted
 
dustyD said:
alright, thanks for the help one plants leaves have gone as far as to bend down slightly but seem to be making a comeback ill keep it posted
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I think you should leave your water out for 24-30 hours before you water(assuming you get it from the tap) as tap water has chlorine in it, and your plants dont like it. Leaving the water out overnight will allow alot of the Chlorine to evaporate into the air. For this stage of growth, they are a little delicate and dont want steroids :)
 
Never nute new plants. Use distilled water. Tap water has Iron/Arcenic/etc.. basically a bunch of crap in it that the plant does not like. If you have to use tap water boil it and let it cool to room temp before using it. Always use clean fresh water for the first month and few days and give it some extra TLC as that is all plants really require to grow successfully. Get an empty pot or something to catch rain water with when the rains come. Plants love it.
 
thanks for the advice, to bad its only snow where i come from, the plants are all looking much better now.
 
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