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transplant420

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Grow is 4 wks old yesterday I have yellowing of some leaf's and one droopy plant all others are perky and happy trying all organic im using happy frog soil and general organics go box for nutrients temp aroung 72%f to 76%f humidity 60% t8 with 6500 lums and 2 100 watt cfl's going today to get 2 150 watt cfl's im a newbie btw I have pics but dont know how to post them from a phone oh and the plants are 5-6.5 inch tall dark green other then the yellowing ones
 

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herbbilly

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Look around and you'll see ppl seem to think plants are all on the verge of starvation most aren't . Soil is prob hot use only water not to much for a while 2-4 weeks. These plants will survive a lot of abuse with just water/soil the most common killer has to be fertilizer. They look good multiple plants in one pot idk but let it ride adjusting could kill em both.
 
mr2shim

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nutrient burn. Soil is probably too hot with added nutrients. Less is always more with cultivation. People seem to think more is more and they end up burning their plants to death from overnute or drowning them from over watering.
 
herbbilly

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mr2shim said:
nutrient burn. Soil is probably too hot with added nutrients. Less is always more with cultivation. People seem to think more is more and they end up burning their plants to death from overnute or drowning them from over watering.
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You always just write what's under you ha
 
Ninjabowler

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I dont think its nute burn. Theres only one that is doing that. All the other ones are ok. But if you spilled nutes on or around it then you already know why. They look a little droopy, probably because theres to much moisture being held in that giant container but the rest look ok. The one thats colored up may jave nute burn but the others look fine. Id let them dry out and add more light asap, they might not be getting as much sun as they need. Also, move that thermometer to where it can read the temp of where the plants are, not the wall. Also i dont know what youve got covering that flouresent fixture but it looks like a fire hazard and its tacky, fires arent cool, just sayin good luck. :):):)
 
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transplant420

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I got 1 gallon pots would it harm them to transplant thanks for the feedback btw I only water every week and a half and im seeing some say no nutrients is this correct
 
Dividedsky

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transplant420 said:
I got 1 gallon pots would it harm them to transplant thanks for the feedback btw I only water every week and a half and im seeing some say no nutrients is this correct
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Hey was wondering why you have multiple plants in one container??? If it were me I would have the plants each in their own container. I have my plants in veg also. I transplanted from seedling containers with promix into 1 gal containers with fox farm ocean forest soil. With the ocean forest soil I won't have to feed the plants nutrients for 2 possibly 3 weeks. I believe you won't need to feed the plants nutrients for at least 2 possibly 3 weeks with the happy frog also.
 
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transplant420

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Only thing I had it was kinda a have to moment I have a pit bull and she loves eating grass and while I was away for work she umm eat my to the room and had a green lunch so what was left I tryed to save and this is all I have left so thats why there in the big azz pots ...... You asked
 
herbbilly

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Transplant em quick be very gentle. I've had poor success digging em out and didn't want to be responsible for murder.good luck.
 
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Dividedsky said:
Hey was wondering why you have multiple plants in one container??? If it were me I would have the plants each in their own container. I have my plants in veg also. I transplanted from seedling containers with promix into 1 gal containers with fox farm ocean forest soil. With the ocean forest soil I won't have to feed the plants nutrients for 2 possibly 3 weeks. I believe you won't need to feed the plants nutrients for at least 2 possibly 3 weeks with the happy frog also.
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Bro there is your problem right there you CANNOT put more than 1 plant per pot they are depriving each other of nutrients ect bcz they are all fighting for it, you need to seperate them into there own pots and another thing if any of them die and you have to pull them the left over roots will rot causing your other plants to die.....that's sucks man u def need too get them in the own individual pots.
 
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