Help!!! Heaps of things happening at once and I cannot keep up

WackoJacko42

WackoJacko42

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Hey fellow cannabis enthusiasts!!

So I've grown a bit of dope outdoors in my greenhouse, and have recently purchased and installed a tent and lights etc for an indoor autoflower grow as it's still illegal here and don't want unwanted attention turning up....

For the first 3 weeks my autoflower babies have been growing superbly, untill a few days ago where alot of symptoms have been kicking in at once, new leaf growth on one plant is seriously curled inwards and becoming shiny, as well as most plants have orangey brown patches appearing on the older leaves, newer leaves have what appears to be but t leaf tips and they all seem to have stunted.. one of our girls has been hit extremely hard by whatever is going on and I'm need of some serious help fast!!!

Many thanks
 

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All plants have been effected, but 2 more then the rest, been doing heaps of research and cannot pin point what is happening, it looks like everything in one, growth has definitely stunted on a couple plants, and they don't seem to be drinking as fast as they were at the beginning, been about 5 days and haven't been able to fix the issue, gave them a good drink with a good amount of nuts, added potassium and magnesium to the water, as well as our 2 part veg nutrients
 

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Medium is a potting mix compost mix with added perlite and slow release fertilizers, pH level is reading around 6.5-7 nutrients are hard to find here but bought some online, Goliath veg parts 1 and 2 and we have bloom certs for later if they survive, lights are 2 LEDs about 15" above the plants
 
SidV

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First what is all that material coming out of your soil? Looks like hay. Also what problems has this plant had before because you have secured it upright with a tightly wound wire. Is that hay that is still degrading?
 
Tvanmunhen

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WackoJacko42 said:
Hey fellow cannabis enthusiasts!!

So I've grown a bit of dope outdoors in my greenhouse, and have recently purchased and installed a tent and lights etc for an indoor autoflower grow as it's still illegal here and don't want unwanted attention turning up....

For the first 3 weeks my autoflower babies have been growing superbly, untill a few days ago where alot of symptoms have been kicking in at once, new leaf growth on one plant is seriously curled inwards and becoming shiny, as well as most plants have orangey brown patches appearing on the older leaves, newer leaves have what appears to be but t leaf tips and they all seem to have stunted.. one of our girls has been hit extremely hard by whatever is going on and I'm need of some serious help fast!!!

Many thanks
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Looks like pest damage to me but can not be certain. Good luck
 
WackoJacko42

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SidV said:
First what is all that material coming out of your soil? Looks like hay. Also what problems has this plant had before because you have secured it upright with a tightly wound wire. Is that hay that is still degrading?
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It's pea straw mulch good for breaking down into nitrogen, have just placed it on the top with Abit of soil over so breaks down nicely, always used it on my outdoor grows, but having trouble creating the perfect environment inside, first indoor grow and all, I removed some soil down below to test pH as don't have a good pH pen only testing kit and it tipped over so just staked it in abit
 
WackoJacko42

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Turns out it was circulation in the tent, had our exhaust fan the wrong way so it was pumping air in and not removing air, gave it a healthy dose of nutrients and switched fan around and they have all begun to switch to flower
 
Autodoctor

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Shouldn’t start feeding any nutrients till week 4 is my opinion. Less is better in autos, No slow release nutrients needed. Wouldn’t have lights as close either. Don’t over water them.
 
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Autodoctor said:
Shouldn’t start feeding any nutrients till week 4 is my opinion. Less is better in autos, No slow release nutrients needed. Wouldn’t have lights as close either. Don’t over water them.
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First time doing autoflowers so not really experienced in the field, how far do you recommend lights? They are 100 watt LEDs, and we started nutrients half recommended dosage after week 2 of veg
 
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