2nd grow, 1st indoor though [MY GROW JOURNAL]

im runnin 2x 150w cfl lights in a homemade
cardboard reflector, wrapped in aluminum foil.
my friend had a huge yield using my exact set up

im purchasing 3 more 150w cfls in time to come but
this will do for now.

i planted,

1x Lemon Skunk x Northern Lights which was crossed accidently when a hermie pollinated some females of a friends plant.
1x G13 which was purchased from amsterdam
1x Lemon Skunk x Pure Afgahni which was also crossed when the lemonskunk hermie pollinated my friends crop.

im using miracle grow moisture control soil
which he also used and reccommended and now
im havin everyone tell me i fucked up by using it
but whatever

im using Schultz Liquid Plant Food 10-15-10 with
macro nutrients for flowering, which also another
friend had some amazing purple strains using this.

I have the cfls about 2 inches away from the tops of
these roughly 2 week old plants, im sure its a little less than
2 weeks but we will just say 2 weeks haha.

Currently im havin a few tiny sparingly yellow dots on a leaf
each on 2 of the 3 plants growing. i have a little tad bit of
droopyness on 1 plant that i overwattered a while ago but
it will heal in time. i have one descent photo i took today which
atleast gives u a idea of what they look like here it is

I've been growing good herb for 35 years and I can assure you that MiracleGro is first class. your babes look good, I wouldn't worry about the odd spot on a leaf

looks good. im using MG moisture control too

tiny spots are either some ferts that u spilled on em, or u gots pests..
and i really hope ur not feeding them ferts this early bcuz with the time release ferts in MG were using u will get a severe case of nute burn about 28 days into vegging... but the ferts ur using arent high in Nitro so they should probably be used during budding.. but u already knew that, i trust u know what ur doing

i havent gave them any ferts at all

but another person in here also had a couple yellow spots and he was usin miracle grow moisture control aswell, so i can see a kinda pattern since 3 people with the same soil all had the same indentical yellow spots. at first i thought it was the ph level but now i got ph level test kit and its perfect. its only on 1 leaf on 2 different plants and than other plant has no yellow markings at all. so im hoping its ok

ok now im getting more little yellow spots on the same 2 plants and the other one is perfect. this is driving me insayne i dont know whats wrong

OK im still havin the minor yellow dots on a a leaf on each batch and the plant on the far right is having some minor droopyness i might have overwattered well heres some updated pictures

I use miracle grow moisture control and love it.Any chance your misting your plants with a water bottle?

no but i had accidently dropped a couple specs of water on the plants could that be the reason for the spots?

the soil isnt even wet and that plant is still droopy its like the leaves are super heavy on it they seem bigger than the other 2 plants, thats the g13 plant

getwrecked said:

no but i had accidently dropped a couple specs of water on the plants could that be the reason for the spots?

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oh yeah, that will do it. sometimes when u get a "nice sized drop" of water on the leafs and leave em in light, the light will actually use the water like a magnifying glass and burn the leaf. this is minor but u should still try to avoid it.

if u say the soil isnt wet then i think the plant will be just fine, leave the fan and light on and see what happens in a couple days. but u should still try to get a moisture meter to be 100%...

allright thats what im gonna do. yeah, i shouldnt have figured that was why, so if it wasnt for that my plants would be perfect minus the droopyness in 1 plant

some plants like g-13 grow low and heavy. And dont ever let your soil go dry

My plant is doing the same shit. Droopy as fuck even when the lights are on. Its not unde/over watering. Just seems like the leaves are to big for its size. Also, your sappose to let the soil dry between waterings. If your soil is always wet, the roots have a hard time getting oxygen, not to mention root rot.