Chopsticks33
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What kinda nutes do you recommend? Should i use supernatural aqua bloom with sensi cal mg? I have that available but afraid to try. how can i a ratio of 1-3-2 with general hydro?
Plant Moisture Stress - Symptoms and Solutions
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What kinda nutes do you recommend? Should i use supernatural aqua bloom with sensi cal mg? I have that available but afraid to try. how can i a ratio of 1-3-2 with general hydro?
MajorGoodVibes
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I'm not trying to sound like a jerk but would I have better luck getting feedback on my question if I made a post of my own rather than commenting here? I'm not sure how the community feels about cross-posting.
Uncle Ben
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What "nutes" have a high N profile, like a 33-0-0 or a 30-10-10? That's what you need to use to correct the excessive K and low N found in most if not all cannabis specific rocket fuels.
Uncle Ben
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Looks stunted. Plants have to have 16 essential elements. If you have abundant foliage and roots (which you don't) you don't need to worry about overwatering if using a good general potting soil.
Systema
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Hey uncle Ben!
i think i have a little problem down here ... 2 of my plant have been stressed or something and the two other have some brownish spot on their leaves..
i didnt change anything in their growing tent for around a month so i dont think that could be the reason ...
I live in canada so it is possible that the temperature go down a bit in the night while there is no light but i dont think that is the problem.. But , it could be..
If you have any idea what it could be with the picture just tell me ... i am using 40% coco and 60% soil and i didnt feed any of them with any nutrients yet .. my water is okay ( well i changed nothing and it was okay for a month and a half so i guess it's still alright .. ) I am using CFL .. 2x25w , 5 x 100w ,
Here are the picture.
those are 2 fem unknow strain
those are 2 Auto's about a month old
Thanks for any good info or suggestions.
i think i have a little problem down here ... 2 of my plant have been stressed or something and the two other have some brownish spot on their leaves..
i didnt change anything in their growing tent for around a month so i dont think that could be the reason ...
I live in canada so it is possible that the temperature go down a bit in the night while there is no light but i dont think that is the problem.. But , it could be..
If you have any idea what it could be with the picture just tell me ... i am using 40% coco and 60% soil and i didnt feed any of them with any nutrients yet .. my water is okay ( well i changed nothing and it was okay for a month and a half so i guess it's still alright .. ) I am using CFL .. 2x25w , 5 x 100w ,
Here are the picture.
those are 2 fem unknow strain those are 2 Auto's about a month old Thanks for any good info or suggestions.
Uncle Ben
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Suggest a good book on indoor plant culture.
Chopsticks33
Active Member
u aint really helping uncle ben. when to hydro store and dont see any nutes with 33-0-0 or even 10-0-0. You want to share some of your secrets nutes?
Chopsticks33
Active Member
Look like mine also. N or cal mg def. I have the same problem and still looking for solution.
Uncle Ben
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Maybe if you learned some plant botany you'd get somewhere. You won't learn it in some hydro store or cannabis forum.
Find UAN from a feed store.
The crap you bought from a hydro store got you into this mess, you and the sales guys need to get you out.
Chopsticks33
Active Member
what r the point of this thread? no help at all. this thread should be close! Thanks for your help uncle benny
mrbotanical
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What?! It is far from a waste of time: what uncle Ben suggests is correct, learn some basic plant botany before getting angry that a veteran grower hasn't got the time or patience to be answering questions that have been done to death. Keep it up unc.
Justin5737
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Could you check out my journal and let me know whatsup with my jilly bean plant in my latest post?
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MajorGoodVibes
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I understand not wanting to answer the same basic questions over and over again but if that is the case then he could always stop responding. I'm not saying that his contributions to the forum are unhelpful but perhaps the time of this being a sticky is over.
Chopsticks33
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Over water maybe? I'm not an expert on this but just tryin to help.
mrbotanical
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You guys really need to listen to what Uncle Ben says, this is a voice of experience talking, a beacon of sense in a sea of ignorance. What he speaks about is correct about the over zealous use of "hocus pocus" nutrients that costs an arm & a leg and are then used to cause serious problems by overdosing the plant on one or more nutrients, (see UB's descriptions on antagonistic effect) creating deficiencies that would have probably never arose had the grower paid more attention to what the plant was actually telling them. It seems people are obsessed with over-priced witches brews like they are the cornerstone of every successful grow; they are not.
Dank You, More Please
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Great guide, I've been having some problems like this and I think that I need to work on my roots on the problem plants, the plants with weaker roots are the plants with the problems... thank you! Picked up some hygrozyme today for my DWC, hoping that helps!
mrbotanical
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Low night-time/lights off temps can cause a drooping of the leaves, I've suffered this myself. Bottom two seedlings look starved, but I don't know how that could be possible as the grow medium should have plenty of nutrients to take the plant through the first few weeks of veg. growth, and sometimes beyond, before needing a top-up of nutrients. Also, I notice you are not using vermiculite/perlite; these are invaluable (I'd say essential) for aeration & water/nutrient retention & help greatly with the formation of healthy, strong root systems, whilst also ensuring the soil/medium does not get too compacted. The grow mediums also look very dry, water thoroughly until you get run off to ensure adequate wetting of the medium all the way through, and try not to let it dry out between waters as this can cause more problems with salt build up in the medium. Something else worth noting is, as coco contains no nutrients & retains little if any, a big enough percentage in the mix might have made a substrate with very little nutrient worth. You say you haven't fed any of them yet, not even the larger plants in veg. growth?; that could be one of your problems right there. Water often & thoroughly, feed when she needs...
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iwanabahordaculturalist
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Wats up... now I. Have a mother growing under 400mh till I get my cfl.s but n e way the plant looks great green growing stems very purple stems to leave and some parts main stem but n e way I fed wit 5 1 1 . 1tbsp per gal bout 2 day ago an my leave are green but they aree curling down and some feeling kinda dry wut do I do heat and humid is not liable seeing as they are between 40 and 60 humid all time and 85 max degree mostly 78 to 82 help b4 my only mother I have dies
