First grow looking for help?

Mrmagpie1313

New Member
Hey everyone, new to the forum. Quick rundown of what I’ve got going on.

blue widow strain
under led lighting 18-6
Fox farm Happy frog soil
Roughly one month in from when the seeds were planted.
Room temp 22
Humidity is around 52%

Anyway I woke up this morning and went to check on them and found them looking rough. The edges are curling up and on some of the leafs actually getting brittle?

I’ve been trying to self diagnose but I’m not sure, any advice at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
 

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CannaCountry

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How big of an LED? Your plants look as though they're getting a little too much of it.
You're also showing multiple deficiencies along different plants which would cause me to first be sure of everyone's pH.
Good luck.
 

CannaCountry

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Yes, how large of a light are you using, what kind, etc?

Why do you feel pH down is the necessary move? I'm curious.
 

RIKNSTEIN

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What kind of lights do you have? Most LEDs call for 18 to 30 inches above canopy for veg. Check PAR values.
Is there moisture/condensation in your tent when the lights come on? Excess moisture at lights on with an LED 3 inches or so away, will burn your babies.
And BTW, those soil meters are crap, inconsistent at best. If you want to check PH get a PH/PPM pen and some PH up and down'''I personally don't use either, they're a waste of time in good soil.
 

Mrmagpie1313

New Member
What kind of lights do you have? Most LEDs call for 18 to 30 inches above canopy for veg. Check PAR values.
Is there moisture/condensation in your tent when the lights come on? Excess moisture at lights on with an LED 3 inches or so away, will burn your babies.
And BTW, those soil meters are crap, inconsistent at best. If you want to check PH get a PH/PPM pen and some PH up and down'''I personally don't use either, they're a waste of time in good soil.
I’ve got the light above canopy by about 30”
It’s a higher quality aquarium LED light that I’m using for now until the new one is delivered.
So you are saying I shouldn’t bother with ph testing or? Sorry if I misunderstood
 

RIKNSTEIN

Well-Known Member
I’ve got the light above canopy by about 30”
It’s a higher quality aquarium LED light that I’m using for now until the new one is delivered.
So you are saying I shouldn’t bother with ph testing or? Sorry if I misunderstood
No, I'm saying that the probes are crap and not accurate, a PH/PPM test pen is much more accurate and only about 10 to 15 bucks for a descent one. I have a pen somewhere around here gathering dust :clap:

Actually if you're using Fox Farms soil you shouldn't need it, the soil is made to buffer PH to between 6.3 and 6.8...see no PH
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Mrmagpie1313

New Member
Those plants look great and yeah I’m using happy frog. If you think that the soil should be ph’d fine , what do you think I should be looking at ? ive read that happy frog can be too hot?
 
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