Am I using too much light?

Junkyard

Junkyard

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Btw if you wanna know the baby girls are perky and bright eyed today. The soil must have dried enough for them to take some oxygen in
 
Junkyard

Junkyard

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Buds, theyve been in those pots from start. Theyre most likely rootbound so I will be transplanting pretty soon. Ill feed them also theyre throwing a few different deficiencies at me but ive been afraid to due to the time release ferts in the soil.
 
Junkyard

Junkyard

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I figured the farting would give them other nutrients as well like methane and sulfur as well as a little nitrogen
 
Red1966

Red1966

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CSI Stickyicky said:
They look overwatered. The best way to tell if they need water is to pick up the container,and feel the weight. I have done a side by side comparison of MG moisture control and FFOF, and Roots organic, and FFHF, and the MG really, really sucks, comparatively. The other 3 were roughly the same, each with it's own characteristics. I think happy frog is best for the price, and has great drainage.

I'd transplant to a bigger container, water only when the plant needs it, and lay off the foliar spray. I'd try to find some better soil, too. You can buy a cheapo moisture meter from any gardening store, too. That may help when you are unsure of then to water. You'll get the hang of it after a short while. Good luck!
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I've tried a couple different moisture meters and found them unreliable. You have to clean the probes or they give a different reading
 
Junkyard

Junkyard

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Well Instead of transplanting I just basically cut out the bottom of the pot and stacked it onto a pot the same size and filled that one up with Fox Farm Happy Frog potting soil and then watered
 
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