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Your plants are gorgeous tho btw, but F you, you hijacker :bigjoint:

If you are new to growing, just focus on 3 main areas - temperature, humidity and PH and you cant go wrong. The number one issue is people trying to reinvent the wheel. Focus on the basics and you will win, much like most things in life. Fitness, nutrition etc. Keep it simple, stupid! lol. And...

With all due respect, OP doesnt need any further nutes at all. My advice would be to find out an accurate representation of that soil medium. The problem is here in South Africa we cant get alot of things at the moment, grow lights, ph pens etc are all sold out. I want to invest in a blue labs...

lol one of the better comments iv found on roll it up, love it

And another only special occasion would be to apply foliar feeds xD

I had the exact same problem when i grew in this soil, funny hey, these expensive soils are often way too "hot" with nutrients

Thing is this is not a pure coco grow guys, this is a complete soil mix of coco coir, worm castings, compost, volcanic rock dust etc

Ah i see, those are good temps tho man, consistency is key with temps so the aim is to keep between 65 degrees and 80. However the rule is when its lights off they should be around 5 to 10 degrees less than when lights on. As plants like to be slightly cooler when its their dark period

My guess is that freedom farms is too hot as a medium, iv been using just cannabis craft soil and have had better results so far seems like less ph issues than the freedom farms. Too bad its R170 a bag too lol

Those are the early days of magnesium issue by the looks of the tiger stripe like impressions on the leaves. They will soon look like rust. Im gona say i reckon its a ph issue in the medium. See if you can test the medium itself or the run off. If you using freedom farms looks like iv got...

That looks like over watering or its too cold at the moment man, you must monitor the temps through the night in there. I had the same issue with wilting and slow absorption of water and nutes. Got a oil space heater and the plants are growing healthier and insanely fast

Own weed, beer and golf. Sounds freeking amazing rn :eyesmoke:

Very interesting thank you sir!

Yeah and subsequently spend more money and time on the grow lol. This is my first indoor grow though and man it's been a wild ride. Think I'm starting to get it dialed tho. 1 or so weeks and I'm gona flip them

Yeah my goal was just too get the vigor back in the plants, cut/ remove the affected leaves from the cold spell and get them at relatively same heights and ready for the stretch. I was always under the impression as long as its 18/6 the plants can be trimmed and shaped as long as its not...

Hey guys so i had some issues with temperature which caused all sorts of issues from the plants being too cold. So i have since gotten a heater with a thermostat as well as put the plants into fabric pots with fresh soil to grow more. They have improved a lot and left them for a week and a bit...

Yeah well the thing is hes sitting with skewed ph now in the medium lol, so him testing his ph before he waters is important i agree, but now his problem lies in the existing medium

Those look like PH issues to me gents, ease up on the nutes and get a ph meter to check the run off of the water from the pots to get an idea, or the best option is to get a soil ph pen that you can stick directly into the medium to get accurate readings. Often too much nutes and not ph'd...

The problem is the risk of not knowing what you are doing, and also not having a warranty when the SHTF lol. There are plenty tutorials on youtube on how to do it, but often after sales service is really nice to have

Hey so i have recently noticed that temps were dropping to around 13 degrees Celsius in my grow room which is definitely on the low side when growing indoor so i did a bit of research and found that the best option for me would be to get one of these...