I have no idea whats wrong

[HeartlandHank]

The dixie cups were the last grow and eventually I transplanted. Just wanted to see how far I could take them. This plant is in a 44 ounce foam cup with holes put in at the bottom for drainage. I was following UBs germination method. He says to transplant in three weeks from 16 oz cups. Since I've planted in a cup much bigger and because it's only been two weeks I highly doubted pot size being the culprit but like I said I will try to transplant anyways.

Yeah, after hearing your container size and age I also think transplant is not necessary yet. Not far off though..

 

[Dboi87]

recap
What wrong is:
1) you're using tap water (did you bubble your water to get rid of chlorine?)
2) you're not using Cal/mag. <---deficiency classic brown spots
3) your container is too small. causes stress. If you must grow in soil look into fabric pots.
4) you're not checking your ph. Make a batch of water Ph 6.5. Flush your plant with it. Catch the run off and measure the Ph.
Not doing these things is like driving in the dark with no lights on. You'll be moving along but sooner or later you're going to crash.

I grew in soil for 3 years before finally switching to dwc. Wish I had switched sooner. Its very easy. 2x the growth rate.
Have you grown in dwc ?

Never tried dwc. I want to get the basics down first before moving to other more advanced mediums. I do eventually want to try it all though. I figure though I still have a lot to learn as it is.

 

[Popcorn900]

recap
What wrong is:
1) you're using tap water (did you bubble your water to get rid of chlorine?)
2) you're not using Cal/mag. <---deficiency classic brown spots
3) your container is too small. causes stress. If you must grow in soil look into fabric pots.
4) you're not checking your ph. Make a batch of water Ph 6.5. Flush your plant with it. Catch the run off and measure the Ph.
Not doing these things is like driving in the dark with no lights on. You'll be moving along but sooner or later you're going to crash.

I grew in soil for 3 years before finally switching to dwc. Wish I had switched sooner. Its very easy. 2x the growth rate.
Have you grown in dwc ?

Like I said in a different thread this is my last soil grow. DWC for me as well. My ordeal with soil has lasted over 5 years.

 

[HeartlandHank]

Since we are throwing in grow style suggestions.... I vote coco. Growth rates are equal to dwc and ebb n flow, but 1/2 the work.
I started in on coco 3 years ago and will never look back.

No changing or maintaining resevoirs.. just drain to waste with 15% runoff.. no build up. Hydro results

Cons: cost of coco and effort involved with disposing. If you have easy way to dispose of though, no problems.

 

[Dboi87]

Since we are throwing in grow style suggestions.... I vote coco. Growth rates are equal to dwc and ebb n flow, but 1/2 the work.
I started in on coco 3 years ago and will never look back.

No changing or maintaining resevoirs.. just drain to waste with 15% runoff.. no build up. Hydro results

Cons: cost of coco and effort involved with disposing. If you have easy way to dispose of though, no problems.

I don't know much at all of other mediums. What do you mean about disposal because otherwise you've spiked my interests in the whole coco thing. I've heard/read a lot of people swear by coco and also pro mix

 

[tusseltussel]

The plants age does not dictate when to transplant, that plant looks ready. Plants in small pots require a lot of know how and feeding to keep healthy.

 

[badmofo]

coco is good for summer months.
DWC > coco coir >peat moss > soil
This plant is grown by Trueweedsmoker from another site.
Plant is about a month old. This is why I encourage ppl to switch to dwc.

Grown by Trueweedsmoker

There are many good tutorials on youtube. Dont be afraid of monster plants

Winter is right around the corner, perfect for dwc.

 

[HeartlandHank]

coco is good for summer months.
DWC > coco coir >peat moss > soil
This plant is grown by Trueweedsmoker from another site.
Plant is about a month old. This is why I encourage ppl to switch to dwc.
View attachment 2824382
Grown by Trueweedsmoker

There are many good tutorials on youtube. Dont be afraid of monster plants

Winter is right around the corner, perfect for dwc.

Nice plant... but, ime, dwc does not out perform coco... or really, even peat moss for that matter. Peat moss just has a less forgiving watering schedule than coco. That's why I prefer coco over peat. This is just in my garden though. Every ones garden is different.

You can grow a big plant in any medium. Bigger roots, bigger plants. soilless roots will develop faster. DWC does not unlock some sort of plant size limitation...

In an indoor garden with good climate control the outdoor seasons have no effect on your garden. If you are lacking adequate climate control, DWC can perform poorly due to high solution temps. low solution temps, ime, was less of a problem. Coco will perform in any reasonable temp though, really.

Ed Rosenthal says 72 degrees is your optimal root zone temp..

 

[HeartlandHank]

This plant is grown by Trueweedsmoker from another site.
Plant is about a month old. This is why I encourage ppl to switch to dwc.

Trueweedsmoker is on RIU too... I remember, earlier this summer all of his plants died mid grow.
He asks questions in the hydro section every so often..

Here's the thread... That's a 7 gal DWC setup... 31 days? hmmm... i don't know.
https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/724287-need-help-plants-drinking-too.html

I'm calling bullshit.. first of all... it's a clone. Look at the alternating branching... even then, that clone sat in there for longer than a month..

People exaggerate... why? Bragging rights, recognition, and to make arguments that they have no experience to back.

 

[HeartlandHank]

I don't know much at all of other mediums. What do you mean about disposal because otherwise you've spiked my interests in the whole coco thing. I've heard/read a lot of people swear by coco and also pro mix

Well, i do not reuse coco or peat. for pest control reasons.
So, after you cut down your plants, you gotta do something with the coco/soil/peat. In smaller gardens this isn't much of an issue.

Coco is a good medium. I would recommend it. DWC is fun too.. Coco will be a little less work.
It's hydro-like results with soil-like work load. Fuck it, try them all. haha.

 

[Popcorn900]

coco is good for summer months.
DWC > coco coir >peat moss > soil
This plant is grown by Trueweedsmoker from another site.
Plant is about a month old. This is why I encourage ppl to switch to dwc.
View attachment 2824382
Grown by Trueweedsmoker

There are many good tutorials on youtube. Dont be afraid of monster plants

Winter is right around the corner, perfect for dwc.

Ya I'm already convinced. I personally would like to see real proof that other mediums will outperform hydro(side by side from seed) and to say it is more problematic than coco or soil? I don't know about that one and it is very easy to control the temp on a dwc just put the res outside the tent.. I grew in dirt for a long time so I'm very aware of it's limitations. Ya a long winter coming perfect to just sit in front of your girls and stare at them lol.
Btw my last grow in soil and I'll never go back.

 

[HeartlandHank]

Ya I'm already convinced. I personally would like to see real proof that other mediums will outperform hydro(side by side from seed) and to say it is more problematic than coco or soil? I don't know about that one and it is very easy to control the temp on a dwc just put the res outside the tent.. I grew in dirt for a long time so I'm very aware of it's limitations. Ya a long winter coming perfect to just sit in front of your girls and stare at them lol.
Btw my last grow in soil and I'll never go back.

I don't know about more problematic, but I found it to be more work.

 

[Dboi87]

Well, i do not reuse coco or peat. for pest control reasons.
So, after you cut down your plants, you gotta do something with the coco/soil/peat. In smaller gardens this isn't much of an issue.

Coco is a good medium. I would recommend it. DWC is fun too.. Coco will be a little less work.
It's hydro-like results with soil-like work load. Fuck it, try them all. haha.

Any good links or advice on coco? I think I want to give it a go.

 

[tusseltussel]

side by side from seed is not real proof, you want side by side clones to show anything or it could just be tossed up to a pheno variation.... with that being said I run super soil now and I don't ph water I don't let it sit out I run it out of a tap into a jug and dump it on my plants unless it is winter then I let it get to room temp... doesn't get easier than that. I have done dwc, aero, soil, coco based mixes, peat based mixes, and I don't got time for bullshit. I dump water on em and they grow like beasts 2"pot to a 1 gal to a 7 gal. they loves it. go back to the op..... it still needs transplanting

Ya I'm already convinced. I personally would like to see real proof that other mediums will outperform hydro(side by side from seed) and to say it is more problematic than coco or soil? I don't know about that one and it is very easy to control the temp on a dwc just put the res outside the tent.. I grew in dirt for a long time so I'm very aware of it's limitations. Ya a long winter coming perfect to just sit in front of your girls and stare at them lol.
Btw my last grow in soil and I'll never go back.

 

[HeartlandHank]

Any good links or advice on coco? I think I want to give it a go.

I'll see what I can find this evening..
Coco is really simple.. A good quality, cleaned, ready to use out of the bag coco is key. I like House and Garden and Canna.

Dyna Gro Coco grows kill it!.. You can feed at 1/4... almost every watering. For drain to waste, 15% runoff is sufficient to keep the media clean. The air/moisture retention is just fucking perfect. That is what makes it effective and simple. You can treat it like soil if you want and still get near hydro results. Try visiting a 3000 watt DWC garden just two times a week.... psh.. more like quit your day job.

Coco, Dyna Gro, Drain to waste... so fucking simple, great results.

Water gardens are fun though... THese days, I put my water gardens outside off of my fish ponds/tanks... it keeps the water clean. A 24/7 recirculating aquaponic system with a hardy fish is the least demanding (labor) water garden I have had. I like to leave that mess outside.
Ina cold climate though, heating a tank gets expensive. I just keep goldfish... they produce plenty of waste/feed and can survive year round here. Being outdoors, the aquaponics just does my leafy greens and culinary herbs. I dirt my tomatoes and peppers still, but, im working on a 300 gal system that will handle veggies soon.

 

[Popcorn900]

side by side from seed is not real proof, you want side by side clones to show anything or it could just be tossed up to a pheno variation.... with that being said I run super soil now and I don't ph water I don't let it sit out I run it out of a tap into a jug and dump it on my plants unless it is winter then I let it get to room temp... doesn't get easier than that. I have done dwc, aero, soil, coco based mixes, peat based mixes, and I don't got time for bullshit. I dump water on em and they grow like beasts 2"pot to a 1 gal to a 7 gal. they loves it. go back to the op..... it still needs transplanting

I stand by what I say. To each there own. I am now done with this thread as now the fanboys are coming out to troll.

 

[Dboi87]

I'll see what I can find this evening..
Coco is really simple.. A good quality, cleaned, ready to use out of the bag coco is key. I like House and Garden and Canna.

Dyna Gro Coco grows kill it!.. You can feed at 1/4... almost every watering. For drain to waste, 15% runoff is sufficient to keep the media clean. The air/moisture retention is just fucking perfect. That is what makes it effective and simple. You can treat it like soil if you want and still get near hydro results. Try visiting a 3000 watt DWC garden just two times a week.... psh.. more like quit your day job.

Coco, Dyna Gro, Drain to waste... so fucking simple, great results.

Water gardens are fun though... THese days, I put my water gardens outside off of my fish ponds/tanks... it keeps the water clean. A 24/7 recirculating aquaponic system with a hardy fish is the least demanding (labor) water garden I have had. I like to leave that mess outside.
Ina cold climate though, heating a tank gets expensive. I just keep goldfish... they produce plenty of waste/feed and can survive year round here. Being outdoors, the aquaponics just does my leafy greens and culinary herbs. I dirt my tomatoes and peppers still, but, im working on a 300 gal system that will handle veggies soon.

Wait... am I understanding this correctly? You set up a self sustaining system for growing that uses your naturally made fish poop??? That's fuckin brilliant. I dunno why it never crossed my mind but makes perfect sense. I wonder if it could handle marijuana. ...

 

[tusseltussel]

I know your not calling me a fan boy or a troll. You act as if I attacked you, I was trying to help you but if you want to run a side by side from seed go right ahead just remember it proves nothing clones are identical seeds are not, FACT!

I stand by what I say. To each there own. I am now done with this thread as now the fanboys are coming out to troll.

I am more interested in helping the op with his or her problem rather than telling them how my way is better if that makes me a troll then check me out while I trollitup. To the OP only, how is your plant doing did you get it sorted out. What is the status of it is it better worse did you do anything or are you distracted by coco and fish poop now?

 

[FilthyFletch]

Id say potassium deficiency.

Heres a link to help you figure it out http://www.growweedeasy.com/marijuana-symptoms

 

[HeartlandHank]

Wait... am I understanding this correctly? You set up a self sustaining system for growing that uses your naturally made fish poop??? That's fuckin brilliant. I dunno why it never crossed my mind but makes perfect sense. I wonder if it could handle marijuana. ...

Yep. Aquaponics. Lots of info and videos out there. It can totally do MJ. You just gotta get the balance right. To be honest, it would not be a simple garden for mj. If I did it, i would do it outdoors with big tilapia or Pacu. Definitely cycle up the garden with lower fish number and leafy greens for a year... then add more fish and mj. Shit would get stinky indoors though. I suppose a carbon filter might help..

Some guy on RIU journaled an indoor mj aquaponic system... maybe 6 months ago...
you know, not sure why, but there has never been much interest in aquaponics around RIU. Not sure why.. I started a few threads a few times, but, they never went anywhere.. Just some "cool" "that's neat".

My aquap setups are leafy greens and herbs... low nute needs...which means i can keep lower fish stock...which means much fewer headaches.
The more nutes needed, the more difficult it will get, in general. Low nute need setups are stupid easy, effortless really.
If you wanna produce fruit you need lots of fish waste being efficiently broken down to plant food and keep the plants growing/consuming consistently.
Lots of checking Ammonia, Nitrate, Nitrite levels. A pond test kit covers these and more.