First grow! Mystery bag seed Indica strain

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jackooo333

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Hello! I am a newbie practicing growing for the first time with a seed in one of my buds. Clearly Indica (I think it may be strawberry kush). Planted in 3 gallon fabric pots using 60% FFHF 40% perlite. She’s 17 days old. Just was looking for some opinions on how her growth is looking. Watering at 6.2 ph, using fox farm trio nutes, have not used any yet. Thank you!
 

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So far so good. Watch your nutes. Let the plant tell u when to give it nutrients. Ffhf has nutrients in it that could carry u a decent way

Also 6.2 might be good for now but different nutrients require different pH for maximum uptake.
 
Welcome to Roll It Up, Your lookin good for day 17. You plant will thank you for that 40% perlite mix I promise! Shes pretty green though from what I can see.
Stocky lil girl. Did you mention how much distance is between your plant and the light?
 
3 finger leaves are showing some droopiness. Don't go by certain number of days 2 water. just lift up the grow bag and water when its light.
 
Tiflis said:
3 finger leaves are showing some droopiness. Don't go by certain number of days 2 water. just lift up the grow bag and water when its light.
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Thank you, I had just given the first full water in a week earlier in the day before I took this photo. How much water would you recommend when it feels light? I do a half gallon
 
jackooo333 said:
Thank you, I had just given the first full water in a week earlier in the day before I took this photo. How much water would you recommend when it feels light? I do a half gallon
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How much doesn't matter as much as how often. It depends the more water you use, the more you will be washing away the nutrients in the fox farm soil.

I usually do about a half gallon per plant myself
 
UPDATE!!! Looking for any advice on my mystery seed grow/how she’s looking. Worried root rot may be forming, cupping on new leaf growth.
 

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