Alright, so obviously I am a newbie in over my head.
This here is fermed WW from Nirvana. Flowering on day 45 today. I fought a couple of battles and found out my tap water has way to high HP. So I got some PH down and now water it with 6,0, changing to 6,5 after a while. So, with that out the PH is finally good.
The story:
On October 16th I put a seed into a growing medium, and just about 9 days later i saw green. After vegging it for about 3 weeks I took out some clones, and let them root. I kept 3 outta 8 and these and their mother is now my grow. I grow them in a closed tall kitchencloset (60x60cm) with a 250W HQI lamp for veg and a 250W SON-T for flowering. During veg I had no trouble. I fed them once a week, and watered when needed. Plants grew quickly and on December 2nd I switched lamp and put them into flowering.
After about 3 weeks of flowering the clones were VERY light colored, while the mother was really dark green colored. I did not think much about it and kept going like always. After another week i started getting see through spots, burned tips, dark spots and dry leaves. I tried identifying the problem, but it seems I have a lot of different symptoms so pointing out an actual cause has been hard. What I ended up doing was flushing the pots with PHed water and go down to 1/5th of the regular amount of food. The problem seemed to stay, but new growth was darker colored (still far from the mother) so I figured I did something right. Still, I feel something is off, and I am currently unable to ID the actual problem and how to solve it.
So far the tris look good, and starting to get really milky, and the buds looks better than anything I ever bought. But the burned leaves worry me.
Now, considering I'm VERY new at this and these are my first 4 plants, I probably need questions asked. Also mind the fact that I do not use English as my everyday tongue and I do not have Wallmart or any of the other american stores where I live. So yeah, ask me anything. All help is deeply appreciated.
(unable to post pics so putting them in next post)
This here is fermed WW from Nirvana. Flowering on day 45 today. I fought a couple of battles and found out my tap water has way to high HP. So I got some PH down and now water it with 6,0, changing to 6,5 after a while. So, with that out the PH is finally good.
The story:
On October 16th I put a seed into a growing medium, and just about 9 days later i saw green. After vegging it for about 3 weeks I took out some clones, and let them root. I kept 3 outta 8 and these and their mother is now my grow. I grow them in a closed tall kitchencloset (60x60cm) with a 250W HQI lamp for veg and a 250W SON-T for flowering. During veg I had no trouble. I fed them once a week, and watered when needed. Plants grew quickly and on December 2nd I switched lamp and put them into flowering.
After about 3 weeks of flowering the clones were VERY light colored, while the mother was really dark green colored. I did not think much about it and kept going like always. After another week i started getting see through spots, burned tips, dark spots and dry leaves. I tried identifying the problem, but it seems I have a lot of different symptoms so pointing out an actual cause has been hard. What I ended up doing was flushing the pots with PHed water and go down to 1/5th of the regular amount of food. The problem seemed to stay, but new growth was darker colored (still far from the mother) so I figured I did something right. Still, I feel something is off, and I am currently unable to ID the actual problem and how to solve it.
So far the tris look good, and starting to get really milky, and the buds looks better than anything I ever bought. But the burned leaves worry me.
Now, considering I'm VERY new at this and these are my first 4 plants, I probably need questions asked. Also mind the fact that I do not use English as my everyday tongue and I do not have Wallmart or any of the other american stores where I live. So yeah, ask me anything. All help is deeply appreciated.
(unable to post pics so putting them in next post)