Growoolit
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FFS, get an EC meter. This is basic stuff.
EC and pH are are a (successful) team. but rarely work well in isolation, FYI.
It looks like my grow (early on) before I realised that my old meters were not working.
PLEASE HELP! FIRST GROW HAZE WHATS WRONG WITH MY PLANTS???
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EC and pH are are a (successful) team. but rarely work well in isolation, FYI.
It looks like my grow (early on) before I realised that my old meters were not working.
Tommyv123
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I know, I will next time but never knew it was an essential. Just gonna try and make the most of this grow.
Tommyv123
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Yeah unfortunately, just been feeding them plain water since yesterday, half of the plants in the same tent are fine though.
Skyhound
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Last summer i was on the worst days of heat on full floration , i got 33º C inside tent for a long time , they didn´t show any heat stress like yours ( dunno if its because i changed to leds ) . But i fucked my grow , buds didnt get me high , information about growing with temps like 33ºc is very scarce but i read somewhere that with that temps above 31ish u can fuck terpenes and potency of high , thats what happened to me at least, the smells almost dissapeared and potency 0 points
JimmiP
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First don't flush, unless you have used the toilet.
Second, your temps were too high for all other parameters involved for those plants (at least the rest of them are doing good). That can cause a plant to transpire at higher rate than it should, causing the plant to take up excess nutrients, causing the burn that has come along with the heat stress your plants are dealing with.
I would do my best to get rid of the heat and not feed anything to them. But I would not flush them. They are autos and almost done anyway. Just giving them the water they need to live will suffice at this point.
Good luck friend!
Second, your temps were too high for all other parameters involved for those plants (at least the rest of them are doing good). That can cause a plant to transpire at higher rate than it should, causing the plant to take up excess nutrients, causing the burn that has come along with the heat stress your plants are dealing with.
I would do my best to get rid of the heat and not feed anything to them. But I would not flush them. They are autos and almost done anyway. Just giving them the water they need to live will suffice at this point.
Good luck friend!
Tommyv123
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I know but I read somewhere growers getting 30-35 degrees and still getting top shelf. Main mistake I made is over feeding them, well at least I know for next time.
What strain were you growing when you got 33 degrees?