Bag seed in veg already budding?

ibob

ibob

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i planted a bag seed about 5 or so weeks ago and its already got little bud sites and is flowering the thing is its in veg i run 24/7 600W MH in my tent.
Im thinking it may be an autoflower but im somewhat of a newbie.
Can anyone tell me the options it might be besides an autoflower? im so curious!!
THANKS!!
 
ibob

ibob

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i am kinda pissed i dont have any way of getting a pic on here tomorrow i get my camera ill show u !
 
Smootherpete

Smootherpete

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Fungus gnats are easily taken care of with little yellow sticky traps from wal-mart (around 5$ for a bunch). But where there are fungus gnats there might be fungus. You might need a beneficial fungi and bacteria treatment, dry your soil first before treating it. You might be over watering and creating fungus in the soil(if it is soil) fungus gnats will be present in some soils and coco coir(you don't need to dry coco before treating it) they are no big deal if you don't have an actual fungus problem.

As for your auto-flower, must be exactly that. They tend to be low THC strains.
 
ibob

ibob

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thanks for the responce! i have an infestation of fungus gnats i think i have to do something more drastic for theese bitches. i think that they are killing at least three of my plants in veg there all yellow and shit from when i transplanted them like almost three weeks ago in this new Vigoro soil from home depot. BUT right now all im worried about is killings theese gnats and finding out why my plants dont look 100% its really stressin me out ima switch the tent over to flower in about A WEEK i wanted to do it now but i got to many issuses going on and i want theese bag seeds to have all the potetial they can when i switch them over to flower in the same tent soon!!!

YALL PLEASE HELP , THIS ISNT ABOUT GNATS, OR A BAG SEED ANYMORE I GOTTA SAVE MY GROW!!!
i wiill post pics when i get off of work in like a couple hours!!! thankks so much if U respond and have a great day!
 
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ibob

ibob

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Smootherpete said:
Fungus gnats are easily taken care of with little yellow sticky traps from wal-mart (around 5$ for a bunch). But where there are fungus gnats there might be fungus. You might need a beneficial fungi and bacteria treatment, dry your soil first before treating it. You might be over watering and creating fungus in the soil(if it is soil) fungus gnats will be present in some soils and coco coir(you don't need to dry coco before treating it) they are no big deal if you don't have an actual fungus problem.

As for your auto-flower, must be exactly that. They tend to be low THC strains.
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yeah i thanks agin for the responce ive already kinda responed to but i wana ask u whats the best way to get rid of the gnats if they have already layed eggs and shit in my soil , i was thinking the hydrogen peroxide method or sand or what i really wana find is some kinda pyrethrin spray or somthen like that. i really need to solve the problem asap and i need to solve the problem with some kinda product i can get from home depot or lowes or some shit. if i have to order what i got to order to kill the gnats tell me so i can go ahead and order that shit
 
Smootherpete

Smootherpete

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ibob said:
thanks for the responce! i have an infestation of fungus gnats i think i have to do something more drastic for theese bitches. i think that they are killing at least three of my plants in veg there all yellow and shit from when i transplanted them like almost three weeks ago in this new Vigoro soil from home depot. BUT right now all im worried about is killings theese gnats and finding out why my plants dont look 100% its really stressin me out ima switch the tent over to flower in about A WEEK i wanted to do it now but i got to many issuses going on and i want theese bag seeds to have all the potetial they can when i switch them over to flower in the same tent soon!!!

YALL PLEASE HELP , THIS ISNT ABOUT GNATS, OR A BAG SEED ANYMORE I GOTTA SAVE MY GROW!!!
i wiill post pics when i get off of work in like a couple hours!!! thankks so much if U respond and have a great day!
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I don't know how experienced of a grower you are, but you might be over watering, you have to let your plants dry out a bit in between watering in soil. If you just transplanted and you know roots don't go all the way down to the bottom of the pot just water enough to get soil wet half way between bottom roots and bottom of the pot(approximately). Over watering small plants will leave unused water at the bottom creating fungus problems. Feel the weight of your pots wet and dry, know the difference. Don't water when you still have a lot of water weight to the pot. If you want to grow in soil I suggest: http://www.slhydro.com/PRO-MIX-BX-Biofungicide-38cf_p_55322.html
 
qwizoking

qwizoking

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I didn't read....

I got an og partially flowering under 24/0. the inside of the bush doesn't get much light..bout 8 months old
 
ibob

ibob

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anyways whatever with those sick plants got rid of them. i thik it was ph related
i used bt for my gnats and sand soon if problem continues.
 
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teknival

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you are definitely showing a nitrogen deficiency. what medium are u using... how many ppms and what ferts... ?
 
kagecog

kagecog

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teknival said:
there is also magnesium deficiency as well...
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Magnesium deficiency? I think i'd have to disagree with you on that. Looks more like a classic case of over watering to me... Let your soil dry completely before you water.
 
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m3d1c1n3man

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fungus gnats come because you are over watering and the top of the soil is consistently too wet, and thus growing fungus. Fungus gnats are virtually harmless to the plant though. The larvae will eat nutrients in the soil but that's about it. Just stop over watering and putting sand on top of the soil is a good idea, letting it dry out of course.
 
m3d1c1n3man

m3d1c1n3man

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don't see any bud sites but DAMN that plant is overwatered in the 5th pic! plus she's hungry feed her! (preferably organic) btw, how much perlite did you use? that stuff fills space that can otherwise hold nutrients, and will run out the soil's use faster. If you did a 50/50 solution for example, you are essentially using HALF the soil and the roots will shoot through that stuff like a rocket, causing it to run out of food quickly.
 
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