Grow Log: Twista108, G13xHaze, Blz Bud, Blue Moonshine etc.

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brando6003

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I will be starting a grow log since they seem to be the best way to get good answeres. I'm using two 1k mh/hps digital balast lights, easycool8 vented reflectors. A 8x4x7 homemade grow tent, made using 2x3's and pvc sheeting. Sensipro package, pro-mix bx, unfortunatly ph drops, growing 12 different types hoping to find a favorite.

OG kush
Twista108
Original Flo
Red Dragon
G13xhaze
Jorges Diamonds
Blue moonshine
Church
La confidential
NYC diesel
Blz Bud
Blue Cheese

All feminized. Im about 2 1/2 weeks in, i just transfered into cut milk jugs and i started noticing small spots which i self diagnosed as a lock out due to ph issues. When i first started i had nothing to ph with so i just used distilled water from target which i later found out phed at 5.0. Ive been watering at 6.5 hoping no damage done but im noticing some changes. Ill update later.
 
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brando6003

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I checked my plants and more are starting to show signs of proplems, it could eather be the fact that i really havent gave them nutes yet or because of the ph. I'm wondering if flushing with 7.0 water before giving them there first nutes, would be best since i just tranfered them from 16 oz cups to 1 gallon milk jugs using pro-mix. I'm kind of torn, do i play it safe, flush, or do i just give them nutes and run the risk of futher complications.
 
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tahoe58

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interesting ... yea let's see dem pics .... the transplant can certainly set them back ... but like you said prolly not with immediate effects like spots .... I have no ideas on the spots origin ... flushing with clean pure water can rarely be a bad thing unless already waterlogged ... but urs r not waterlogged. But I'll wait for the pics too ....
 
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brando6003

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tahoe58 said:
interesting ... yea let's see dem pics .... the transplant can certainly set them back ... but like you said prolly not with immediate effects like spots .... I have no ideas on the spots origin ... flushing with clean pure water can rarely be a bad thing unless already waterlogged ... but urs r not waterlogged. But I'll wait for the pics too ....
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Yeah i have never really watered too much maybe a not enough at times but ive picked up on when to water for the most part. Ok heres some pics of the problems, these are the worst, it really looks like they have individual problems but im almost positive its all ph related. I'm thinking about flushing the worst off and seeing what happens, i have to use tap so i let 10 gallons sit out over night just in case, and i woke up and its worse. how long do you guys think i should wait to flush? and should i start nutes the next watering? When will i know if the flush worked? What are the signs of recovery?
 

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Dr. Greenhorn

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hell bro, they look good to me! I wouldn't sweat it....looks like someone was a little hungry though, I notice a piece of leaf missing:(
 
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brando6003

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Dr. Greenhorn said:
hell bro, they look good to me! I wouldn't sweat it....looks like someone was a little hungry though, I notice a piece of leaf missing:(
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Resolution sucks, its there, but its possible im over reacting. I'm gonna wait for now on the flush, hopefully if they are hungry the fresh soil will get them by. Ill update soon.
 
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brando6003

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So anyways heres my setup, a little overkill but when i do things i like to have the best chances at success. Also pictures of our plants (my brother and me), I'm gonna wrap the milk jugs tonight, so the roots dont get damaged. I've definatly decided to just wait it out and see if things improve, they dont look that bad yet, im just anal.
 

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tahoe58

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yea .... I think youcan rest easy still for now ...they look like good healthy plants. I think I see waht ur referrin to .... a slight yellow discolouration in the spaces between veins. I would just stick with plain phd water and see what develops in the next couple of day. I too use tap water, set out overnight .... walk on!~
 
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