about 4.5-5 inches on top and the side.Don't put them back in veg. Let them finish. You just moved the lights closer so let's see what happens. It's hard to see how far away they are from the lights, so how far are there?
i don't really have it in soil, there's soil their, but the roots are in clay pellets, the soil's just their to keep them in place, because stupid me only bought 2 pounds of it lol. No markings on the back of the leaf, and I don't think it's heat, I been keeping my place around 75 during light hours, and 65 during dark hours. Also, more hairs are turning colors, and like I said, the buds are very immature and small, and I'm still not sure if this is something I should be worried about. From what I've heard they should turn kinda halfway/late in the bud cycle, but I'm not 100% on that. Let me know what you thinkIt can mean a couple of things. What soil are you using? (pardon me for not rereading) and it could be heat...kinda doubt that. Any markings on the backside?
View attachment 2456810 yeesh, just notices this on this one leaf, looks like it's crumpling in on itself, but it's not crumbly, still very moist and full of life, but is this something I should be worried about?
just caught up, give the plant time to accustom to the lights i agree with Brother Numsi - what soil are you using and does it have nutes in it? looks like nute burnIt can mean a couple of things. What soil are you using? (pardon me for not rereading) and it could be heat...kinda doubt that. Any markings on the backside?
well I been mixing nutes in a gallon of water every few days, or so, but if that's the case, then I should just use more plain water?just caught up, give the plant time to accustom to the lights i agree with Brother Numsi - what soil are you using and does it have nutes in it? looks like nute burn
Right now, i'm using a 10-30-20, started at a quarter teaspoon per gallon, and worked my way up to a half teaspoon per gallon.what nutes are you using and did you start from 1/4 strength and work your way up?
10.30.20 may be a lil much for herRight now, i'm using a 10-30-20, started at a quarter teaspoon per gallon, and worked my way up to a half teaspoon per gallon.
darn, that's what I was afraid of. What you think about every now and then, adding a table spoon of molasses to the gallon of water?10.30.20 may be a lil much for her
right on, all the water i use, and mix the nutes with is run through a brita filter, because I don't trust the tap around here lol, so I think she'll be happy to get more of that pure natural goodness. I'll update after any noticeable changesmaybe give her half dose on ur feed scedule, im not sure about the molasses as i dont use it but neutral water usually works