First indoor run not going so good

furnz

furnz

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Very low vpd. Plants aren't transpiring like they should. Getting the temperature up 10 degrees would help.
Could also be underwatering; hard to tell how dry the grow medium is.
 
Krit

Krit

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Looks like the low temperature was the main reason.
I moved the plants back into the house while I wait for the space heater to arrive and they have started to perk back up. Will lose a few lower leaves on some plants, but the upper leaves and new growth have bounced back.
Thank you everyone for the advice.
 
Krit

Krit

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calvin.m16 said:
What are they planted in? Are you adding nutrients? They look thirsty asf boi....
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They are in some seed starting soil that had some nutrients. Watering has been alright I think, they got roots coming out the bottom. About to transfer them to bigger pots with 50% peat mix that has some nutrients and 50% Happy frog
 
Krit

Krit

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Got a board under the liner tray. Pots have some chopsticks under them so they're not sitting in runoff and a space heater that's been keeping the temp between 26C-29C with 65% humidity.
Fingers crossed, thanks again
 
Krit

Krit

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Hi everyone,
I might have a problem maybe not, I'm here to try and find out.
My plants are now finishing up there 4th week since I flipped them and I had to change the time when the lights are on due to heat. I gave them additional hours of dark to do this.
Here's where I might have a issue. I was at work when the lights needed to be turned back on and had someone else plug back in the timer. I just noticed the timer is set to constantly on, and the light have been on for a day and a half. It's now fixed but I'm I going to have naners or lose a week while the plants try to figure out what happened?
Any insight or advice is appreciated.
 
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Triplefastaction

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Yeah that’s gonna be a problem, plants will get confused. At a minimum you are likely to see some weird leaf growth for a few weeks. It’ll set back your timeline too. Worst case scenario is full blown herm. Most probable scenario is some combination of those things. Good luck.
 
Jjgrow420

Jjgrow420

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Krit said:
Hi everyone,
I might have a problem maybe not, I'm here to try and find out.
My plants are now finishing up there 4th week since I flipped them and I had to change the time when the lights are on due to heat. I gave them additional hours of dark to do this.
Here's where I might have a issue. I was at work when the lights needed to be turned back on and had someone else plug back in the timer. I just noticed the timer is set to constantly on, and the light have been on for a day and a half. It's now fixed but I'm I going to have naners or lose a week while the plants try to figure out what happened?
Any insight or advice is appreciated.
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No man, a day isn't going to make a diff. Fix the light cycle and keep it static from this point on. You'll be fine.
The person above obv doesn't have any exp but still chooses to regurgitate information that they read somewhere.
 
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Triplefastaction

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Yeah, that whole 12/12 thing, especially midway through flower, is overrated. Internet folklore, spread by people who probably don’t run ViparSpectra KS/XS/PRO Series Lights.
 
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