Not sure what is going on

srh88

srh88

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...i peed on it :wall: and overloaded it with nitrogen, jussst kidding... but it looks like someone has... dude that things still a baby, STRAIGHT H20 your soil prolly already has nutes, go read the back of the bag and itll tell you
 
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jaybird01

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Started from seed. Nirvanna northern lights. Soil is a high quality organic mix from local nursery. Same soil that seed was started in. I am running 4 23 watt cfl 6500k about 6inches from the top. I have been using straight distilled water. I will check the bag and see.
 
charface

charface

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Blows my theory. I have one of those lights and when its WAY close it kind of bleaches my top.
At least that is what I thought it was but 6in should be fine
 
charface

charface

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Those little lights stack nodes very nicely as you probably know.
I keep mine real high because now I`m keeping Bonsai moms under it
and it can cover a bit more area. You can play around and if it does stretch a bit
just transplant it deeper when the time comes. All I do know is that with multpile plants under it
all eating the same only one did this and it stopped when the light was raised. I think some are more prone than
others, especially when they are little.
 
srh88

srh88

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just relax you got this, just keep a close eye on it man youre doin pretty good so far dude. (just hold scissors in front of her and threaten the bitch) :bigjoint: "better get your shit together before you end up in a 6 inch hole pushin daisies!"
 
tyinman04

tyinman04

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What is it with people and using distilled water? Just use tap water. Let it sit out for 24 hours uncapped. Buying water for your plant is nonsense. I think the key for success is to keep it stupid simple. :leaf:
 
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jaybird01

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My tap water is very high in ph and sodium. I use to keep aquariums and needed RO water. So I think a few gallons on 99¢ water from the grocery store is wise in my case.
 
PixiDustr

PixiDustr

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yes, you still need calmag. ro and distilled water have all the minerals taken out. I used ro for three grows. I use tap water now. I just let it sit out for 24 hours. Now, I only have to use calmag on occasion.
 
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mighty g

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the two lower leaves on all my plants are yellowing,but they all look good other wise.Is this normal?IN my veg. garden yellowing is usually a sign of over watering.I've always thought too much is better than not enough,but thats not so with plants,at least the ones I've grown.
 
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mighty g

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pixiduster,did you get that chart off of one of these websites.It looks very useful,but i need a magnifying glass to read it.
 
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