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CaliRootz88

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@Growing freak
It can be hard to help diagnose a cannabis problem based on pictures. A few answers can potentially help pin point what areas to look in search of your issue. What nutes are in your super soil for N-P-K & micros? Is this veg or early flower? Do you add anything to your watering's?
 
@Growing freak
It can be hard to help diagnose a cannabis problem based on pictures. A few answers can potentially help pin point what areas to look in search of your issue. What nutes are in your super soil for N-P-K & micros? Is this veg or early flower? Do you add anything to your watering's?
For the record the light was way close to the leaves have pulled it up, Its in supersoil,No only water but avery 3 weeks use to give1tbs molasess in 2L bottle alyhough I have given this mix once only ( 2tbs of F.F.J+1tbs of L.A.B+2tbs of molasses+2tbs of wermicompost in 5L water,temp fluctuation between 20-23.5 c
Humidity fluctuation between 48,52%,
Lights is samsung 600w,
Its in preflowering phase.
Supersoil mix is: Blood meal,Bone meal,Batguano,Sheepmanure,Fish meal,Alfalfa meal,clamps meal,Mycrrohizae,Wermicompost,Humic acid,Azomite,Gypsum,Epsomsalt.
 

CaliRootz88

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- A light like yours is powerful. My recommendation for early flower: 24-30" above the canopy @ 300W (50%) strength.

- Your temps and humidity are good.

- Your super soil mix has a solid list of nutes. Your plants appear me be fading to me. Rather that is a PH issue(plants cant asorb certain nutes as good or at all when PH ranges are off or a lack of the amount nutrients in your soil)

I question how much of N-P&K is in your soil and at what point is it available to your plants?

Since you are in early flower and seeing how light green your plants are my recommendation is to top dress a 1" layer of worm castings across your medium on all your plants and observe any changes in your leaves for a week. It's important no matter what you do to remember it takes time for your plants to show improvement from an issue and to try 1 or 2 things and give it time to see if that worked. Since you're in early flower your plants want veg stages nutes by applying worm castings:
This will give a gentle dose of nitrogen, and provide microbes and benefical bacterias which will promote root health, and help what is in your soil be uptaked by your plants. All things needed for your plants right now.
I personally like to add dry amendments (organic) as top dress so I can introduce nutes as needed as they progress in veg and in flower.
For the first 3 weeks of flower your ladies should be getting the same nutes they are given in late veg into early flower.
But, you're in a super soil so it's hard to manage this as you go along.
Humic/Fulvic acids are great for breaking down your list of super soil products so they're more readily available to your plant for uptake and incourage your plant to uptake.

Its when you hit week 3+ the uptakes of P-K are more important as bud formation begins to develop more.

As far as molasses goes it feeds microbes but what about the population?
I would focus more on adding/replenishing the microbe population.
Do you use any products for microbes like recharge? This is a one step powder from you can add to your watering's and does what a compost tea can.
 
- A light like yours is powerful. My recommendation for early flower: 24-30" above the canopy @ 300W (50%) strength.

- Your temps and humidity are good.

- Your super soil mix has a solid list of nutes. Your plants appear me be fading to me. Rather that is a PH issue(plants cant asorb certain nutes as good or at all when PH ranges are off or a lack of the amount nutrients in your soil)

I question how much of N-P&K is in your soil and at what point is it available to your plants?

Since you are in early flower and seeing how light green your plants are my recommendation is to top dress a 1" layer of worm castings across your medium on all your plants and observe any changes in your leaves for a week. It's important no matter what you do to remember it takes time for your plants to show improvement from an issue and to try 1 or 2 things and give it time to see if that worked. Since you're in early flower your plants want veg stages nutes by applying worm castings:
This will give a gentle dose of nitrogen, and provide microbes and benefical bacterias which will promote root health, and help what is in your soil be uptaked by your plants. All things needed for your plants right now.
I personally like to add dry amendments (organic) as top dress so I can introduce nutes as needed as they progress in veg and in flower.
For the first 3 weeks of flower your ladies should be getting the same nutes they are given in late veg into early flower.
But, you're in a super soil so it's hard to manage this as you go along.
Humic/Fulvic acids are great for breaking down your list of super soil products so they're more readily available to your plant for uptake and incourage your plant to uptake.

Its when you hit week 3+ the uptakes of P-K are more important as bud formation begins to develop more.

As far as molasses goes it feeds microbes but what about the population?
I would focus more on adding/replenishing the microbe population.
Do you use any products for microbes like recharge? This is a one step powder from you can add to your watering's and does what a compost tea can.
I havent feed them except giving them some molasses and L.A.B ,
Those are very helpful info about every point I am very appreciated , I have pulled up the lights and the symptoms are stopped,
If I pull the lights up about 24" the lower branches wont get enough light ,what I do is try to bend them very slowly under the net but what ever I do man they keeps coming up,
I have bag of Maycorrhizae,home made L.A.B and Molasses,Fermented fruit juice which mixed of(Apple,Bnana,Pomegranate,Coconut,Kiwi,Turni,Lettuce,Cucumber)which I have applied once before flowering,
I have Humic acid and Azomite as well.
 

GanjaJack

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Guessing that it's too acidic, I would take a stab at watering it with fast acting dolomitic lime, IE: Garden lime..

Follow the directions on the package. (it should be like 1 tablespoon to a gallon of water) You will probably want to do this with every other watering or every 3rd watering. (Especially if using molasses which is acidic,(depending on kind, some molasses is more acidic than others and some molasses is actually alkaline).

I personally would drop the molasses and just focus on getting the plant right. You can add molasses at the last 3 weeks of budding and get the same effect from it, as if you added it at vegetative. (I personally find molasses imparts a really weird heavy choking smoke, so I never used it again.)

Being that the lime is "Fast acting", you should notice a bit of improvement of the plant within the first 24 hours. Definitely within 48.

You really don't need all the amenities that you added to the soil to get good weed to grow. Simple soil is easy to diagnose and makes life less complicated for the plant and for you.
 
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Guessing that it's too acidic, I would take a stab at watering it with fast acting dolomitic lime, IE: Garden lime..

Follow the directions on the package. (it should be like 1 tablespoon to a gallon of water) You will probably want to do this with every other watering or every 3rd watering. (Especially if using molasses which is acidic,(depending on kind, some molasses is more acidic than others and some molasses is actually alkaline).

I personally would drop the molasses and just focus on getting the plant right. You can add molasses at the last 3 weeks of budding and get the same effect from it, as if you added it at vegetative. (I personally find molasses imparts a really weird heavy choking smoke, so I never used it again.)

Being that the lime is "Fast acting", you should notice a bit of improvement of the plant within the first 24 hours. Definitely within 48.

You really don't need all the amenities that you added to the soil to get good weed to grow. Simple soil is easy to diagnose and makes life less complicated for the plant and for you.
I have ph up and down and RO water can I use it in organic soil?
 

GanjaJack

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I have ph up and down and RO water can I use it in organic soil?

I'm not sure about the PH up and down and soil......... RO water for sure you can use. I'd just use garden lime, it's safe.. make sure to follow the directions. Make sure you use garden lime.......

You can also use wood ash..... as that is calcium carbonate and other alkaline features. Dig it into the top of your soil a little. You would have to figure out the formula for this, based upon a PH reading from the drainage water. Dig it into the top of the soil then water as normal. I'd go with a tablespoon per 5 gallons of soil, and then water with normal water. Then test the PH of the run off.
 
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