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Hello, I am growing hydroponically in a 1 gallon bucket since these are reg seeds. Females will be transplanted to 5 gallon buckets. The seeds sprouted on June 4th. This was the first nute change. Growing this indoor under a 50W Growlight LED placed 12 inches above the plant. Today one of...

Agreed, thats why I only watered off today since I saw the nute burn. Just did a 10%-15% runoff. I will be doing just as suggested since this way I can just plant my females in bigger pots. Question: can you put a plant on 12:12 light schedule just to identify the sex and then put it back at...

I am just making sure. I assumed this to be nute burn, was just confirming that I am not wrong in the diagnosis. I was just not fully satisfied by your answer though it is correct on a general note. I did not fully agree cos I have 20 plants that I raised the same way and not a single one had...

Soil is regular soil mixed with coco, vermicompost and perlite. I dont think the soil was too hot, but could've been hot enough for this seedling. I have been watering just 15-30 ml every ither day near the roots since it is still a seedling. I seriously doubt a watering problem. My soil has...

I agree. Thats preventive measure. I am looking for a solution at the moment since mistake was already made. I will keep in mind for future

Thats what I thought. Thanks, will do

Hello Growers Growing this Mango Kush outdoors 7 gallon fabric pot. Organic grow. Soil, coco, perlite, vermicompost in ratio of 40:25:25:10. Started 3 plants in same potting mix. Two are doing fine. One has issues with the first leaves. See attached pictures. What is this and how can this be...

This is mostly pest infestation. Try a soap foilar spray. I would usually pick my maginifier to check. Once you do so, you will see these little white things are either small or larger aphids.

You will be surprised how little water these guys actually need. I am growing outdoors and even at 42° Celsius I water them like once in 3 days. Just make sure to water enough so that 10-20% drains out from the pot. This will make sure root tips have enough water and soil is moist all the way...

She is over watered bro. Cut your watering into half and see the difference

They have been outdoors. Only one night indoors when there were heavy rains and winds about a week back. I wiped them 4 hours back and they look better now. I think it is more of overwatering issues right now. I have tried to water them as little as possible.

I will do a mild organic soap mix and spray

Hopefully, I thought could be a pest infestation. I was able to wipe them off, but wanted to make sure before I added any pesy control measures. Thanks

Hello Growers I suddenly saw these brown spots on my young plant here. Growing in soil, coco with organic nutrients and cal-mag. 5 gallon grow bags. Watering very light just 20 ml every second or third day. What deficiency could it be?? Thanks in advance!!!

Brother, I am just pointing out what I know is incorrect information. I don't think I was poking you. I read the post on Wikipedia that you shared. The problem is that it is a post which is incorrect. In India Neem bark is used to brush teeth, which is an absolute raw form of neem. Neem is very...

Harmful on digestive biology. I am LMAO on that statement. Neem has been used in food preparation in India for centuries. Read below: The herb promotes a healthy digestive system by protecting the stomach, aiding in elimination, and removing toxins and noxious bacteria. Its leaves are often...

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Had them in sunlight, yeah. Did not feed anything. Just 10% vermicompost in the pot mix as stated in the original post.

I have read here from many members that mixing coco and soil is good for water retention. I am using fabric breathable pots for the grow. So, use only soil or coco??? Also is vermi compost good to go with coco???

I bought a cocopeat block and used that. I am good with transplanting , so that shouldn't be a problem. I have done this in soil before. This is first time using coco coir.