NEW GROWER PLEASEEE HELP

Hey guys so this is my first indoor grow my equipment as follows

1 1x1x2M Tent
PHRESH Hyper fan 6" + filter exhaust
1 cheap ebay 160fcm fan for intake
1 400watt MH light for veg changing to hps for flower
1 room fan on rotate for air flow

Current plants 1 x 707 truthband fem
1 x Blue Dream X the black reg

STATUS 707 3 wks 3 days old Blue Dream 3 wks ruff

First off I would like to ask if there is any major issues close up pics will be included secondly please help me with my nute situation..

NUTES i am currently using HOUSE AND GARDEN A + B Soil nutriant with Root Exeulator this gose in Canna Terra Professional plus witch is also high in Nitrogen

I SEEM to be developing what is known as the CLAW

question

How can I fix this what can I do first time growing indoor had success outdoor with no nutes

NEED HELP PLEASE

Pics below sorry for so many pics but im relying on the great people here to help me get victory

What do u mean by Claw? Sorry your pics weren't clear enough for diagnosis if u want to explain I can try to help

Ok so my leaves have gained what is known as the CLAW witch I am to believe is a nitrogen toxicity shown in this picture and I can send more pics if it helps as I wanna know if there is any other issues I may be unaware off if this helps thank you so much for the reply

In the Newbie section on this website there is a thread that has a diagnosis chart that may help you. I think you're right though it seems like you might have a little too much nitrogen cuz your plants are very green and look healthy other than that bending now that you pointed it out I can see what you're talking about I would start doing low stress training I've been explaining it to people all day it's where you bend your plants over to make the side stocks get bigger. And after you've done that for a while you will want to switch this the super cropping

Thank you so much for your imput if at all possible could you pretty please go into more detail?

Sure you want to bend your plants over by squeezing the stock where you want to bend it breaking the inside tissue and making sure that the outside tissue is not broken by wiggling it back and forth gently here is a couple pictures of the bent stocks after they're healed in various stages some are a couple weeks and some of these pictures are a couple hours

Each one of these branches has been bent after a while to plant compensates and repairs it as you can see in different stages and goes back to normal eventually but stays whatever height it is when you bend it typically

When I say a couple weeks or a couple of hours old I'm talking about since I've bent the plant over as you can see even after a few hours they have already started growing back towards the light

Thank you so much for going into detail for me you have some incredible outstanding pics there very nice indeed so I want to start bending the stalk with out breaking the outside stalk tissue? Would this be correct? Thank you for all the help as well

Yes this is correct pinch the stock to make the inside of the stem more pliable pinch it about an inch Maybe more and bend the way I do it is to use my Sun to press the stem around my finger has a sort of guide or mold so as to not get too hard of an angle also you want to water well before doing this I will water the day before and the day of some people just do the day of but this will make your stems more pliable.

Dutchieman420 said:

Yes this is correct pinch the stock to make the inside of the stem more pliable pinch it about an inch Maybe more and bend the way I do it is to use my Sun to press the stem around my finger has a sort of guide or mold so as to not get too hard of an angle also you want to water well before doing this I will water the day before and the day of some people just do the day of but this will make your stems more pliable.

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Haha it should say thumb rather than Sun
I appreciate the compliment here's some pictures after I rearranged and trim today I needed to defoliate one of these plants because itsShowin it's first colored hairs

Awesome information thank you also while I have you here are brown spots on the leaves something to be concerned about? I guess it's not really bad but could this be a nutriant problem or something else as for the nitrogen toxicity would this also be an issue would flushing it help perhaps lower the nutes or maybe go with different nutes such as canna 1 part bloom considering im using canna soil?

It depends on how many leaves are showing this Brown splotching I guess it can be a magnesium deficiency but this was advice given to me from someone who doesn't grow organically which I do yes giving you extra water if you think that you've given it too much nutrients is a way of stabilizing it. But really just don't give it nutrients too much it's a lot easier than it sounds. Most growing soils good ones have a lot of nutrients and things to hold a good amount of water for a long amount of time so most people actually over water I am guilty of doing this a little bit. But what's more important than adding more nutrients is to making sure that the soil has a good biological range to it by this I'm talking about bacterias that are helpful for digesting nutrients such as listed in this picture

Sorry here's a better picture of that

Thanks alot mate you've been a great help I hope to learn lots with my time on here and this is a great start

No need for all caps.

sunny747 said:

No need for all caps.

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what is this about caps lol

Great chart mate this is perfect exelent

This one helped me a lil more. Just good to have as a reference.