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Hello guys, I've been facing some problems with my plant for a week now. Info: - Amnesia Haze (photoperiod) - Soil - 3rd week of flower - organic nutrients - biobizz Problem description: At the beginning it looked (to me) like nutrient burn (brown tips curled down), then also edges of leaves...

He needs some milk :q

same for me :)

Gold! I never had to do "adjusting and measuring PH" thing, since I grow in soil too

I wonder if plants experience some kind of shock when they are at early age from these on and off swaps

Hey! 1) yes there probably is some light trash hold that scientists would need to search, very true! 2) 12/12 to skip transmission - yes I got it 3)looks like it is still safer to place them in tent since I have them in veg for 3 months already Tahnks!

Exactly! Let's say light ON would be at 7am and lights of at 7pm,then the diffuse light from window can do the transmission to dark period!

That is awesome! Something new to learn!

Thank you for your input! Wish you good day!

i wanted to get rid of mad boy :/

Mate you were explaining / answering me something I didnt ask for. You didnt understand my question at the first, thats why we get where we are now. My fault not describing the issue better. Hopefully next time :)

Cmon boys, you can do better. Read better. Every word i write has its meaning - at least i try. I didnt say that there is no "complete darkness in nature", i said, that there is no 12 hours of complete darkness in nature. You can check link i posted here 2 times

Stop being offensive :) You just did understand my question after some time, then you answered on it. And im happy with your answer since it fits my plans. lul

How diffuse light at 8pm could potentially be bad indoors, if its not bad outdoors? You got me?

So it solves my problem. Lets say i have plants in a room with window. There is nothing else, just plants, lights (LEDs) for growing, no other light source (little led shining from wifi, table lamp, etc.). If I set growing lights for 12/12 light schedule, and leave window uncovered (diffuse...

Haha, cmon :) Im not that guy who is trying to re-invent things. Im just trying to understand :) Not many people seem to understand what Im asking, or you / they simply wont. "Just stick to what the majority of people are telling you" - reminds me of kids being shaped by school system we have lol

As i wrote previously: "So lets say when sun goes down beyond horizon (sunset), there is still light, we can see, its not complete darkness. So in months like September (https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/usa/sunrise?month=9) there is 12h and 30m light during the day and 9 hours of complete...

Hey, it was little introduction. Saying that im Autoflower grower (i have expriences with autos), then stating that im currently growing my first Photoperiod followed by my question.

Thats where comes my question. In nature, cannabis in outdoor does not have 12 hours of COMPLETE darkness, so why it needs to be COMPLETE darkness indoor?