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AquaMayne47

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• Jan 10, 2022

• #1

Hello My plant is in need and I don’t know what to do!

 

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Masterdank420

Well-Known Member

• Jan 10, 2022

• #2

Looks like calcium and/or magnesium deficiency which can be caused by a number of factors. are you growing on a cold floor by chance? Try to include as much info about the environment as possible when asking about a plant problem to make it easier to diagnose.

 

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AquaMayne47

New Member

• Jan 10, 2022

• #3

Thank you, actually yeah I live in a pretty old house but figured normal room temperature would be fine, if it’s a matter of making sure the plants are warm I’ll definitely work on that! Thank you!!

 

Cooked

Member

• Jan 10, 2022

• #4

Some problems mimic others. A full run down on environmental factors, feedings, what you're feeding, frequency, PH, RH%, temp fluctuations... if you include as much as you can, I'm sure we can figure it out.

 

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AquaMayne47

New Member

• Jan 10, 2022

• #5

I water her about 1 every 2 days with about 32oz of water, I don’t use any nutrients other than what came in the soil(happyfrog).I’d say the temperatures in the room fluxes around 60-70 and in the tent usually reads 68-75 Fahrenheit. The ph was reading 6.8 when I checked, I haven’t tested rh% though, I started the plant back in October so I know I’m getting close to harvest and I know they’re kinda small but haven’t shown any yellowing of the leafs till a couple days ago

 

Herb & Suds

Well-Known Member

• Jan 10, 2022

• #6

Frankly
They look like they weren’t vegged long enough for pot size nor particularly healthy when you flipped
Pots too big make for poor watering/feeding schedules
This might not seem like a direct cure to your issues but more a future precautionary warning
WELCOME to RIU

 

Cooked

Member

• Jan 10, 2022

• #7

PH seems a little high... Have you checked the PH of the water you're providing? Could have contributed to their stumpiness too.

 

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AquaMayne47

New Member

• Jan 10, 2022

• #8

I’m definitely at fault for being a little new to this but mostly just using bottled Poland spring water bottles, I figured the ph being around 7 was good

 

Cooked

Member

• Jan 10, 2022

• #9

A pH pen and cheap bottles of pH up and pH down will work wonders for you.

 

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AquaMayne47

New Member

• Jan 11, 2022

• #10

I have the ph up and down and a pen, I’m not 100% confident on how to properly check the ph of the plant, I’ve taken some soil out of the pot and mixed in a cup of water to read the ph and it was reading 6.8, I’ll definitely look into more ways to properly check, thank you for all your advice I greatly appreciate it everybody