Slow growth

littlehorn

littlehorn

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the main question is why from 2 plants in the same medium same age same conditions one started to develop harder small leafs little white dots on the leafs.Didnt used nutes till week 2 because thats when i realised one is perfectly healthy with normal behaviour, and the other was struggleing.
and i taught it was from lack of nutes.
temperature 35C
2 hps 250W
2 fans on them
week 2
day 15.jpg you can clearly see the one from the back nprmal size and the closest one under developed leafs and slower growth
 
brotes grandes

brotes grandes

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littlehorn said:
the main question is why from 2 plants in the same medium same age same conditions one started to develop harder small leafs little white dots on the leafs.Didnt used nutes till week 2 because thats when i realised one is perfectly healthy with normal behaviour, and the other was struggleing.
and i taught it was from lack of nutes.
temperature 35C
2 hps 250W
2 fans on them
week 2
View attachment 2874931 you can clearly see the one from the back nprmal size and the closest one under developed leafs and slower growth
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Good luck with your grow littlehorn. Whats your ph level?.Nutes used to early can had a adverse affect on them,most soil mixes are stable enough to support seedlings for a few weeks(I usually start on week 3-4 with nutes). Temps your currently in will produce slower growth,I think plants like max 32c to live in and the hotter it gets it just makes it harder for them. The 2 hps is fine for them and the 2 fans aswell. Are you venting your grow area?.
 
ProdigalSun

ProdigalSun

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You're right on track with time/growth. Don't rush it. If you don't get more patients now, you'll never see a ripe harvest, and you can forget about a good cure altogether.

No nutes for about 3 weeks.


Don't feed until there's a need.

Fuck the man.
 
littlehorn

littlehorn

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are you realizeing that i didnt burned the fuck outta them? :) I sayed i got a little scared that she is needing nutes because i dont have where to buy fancy soil mixes its just flower soil with 30%perlite. Where i live i make 5 years of jail for 1 plant so no shops or oportunities for grow.Second thing is that i added 1ml/2liters of biogrow.Its my 10th growth so i will have a yeld but im sure its something wrong with her and cant figure it out.Im only thinking about spider mites
 
ProdigalSun

ProdigalSun

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littlehorn said:
are you realizeing that i didnt burned the fuck outta them? :) I sayed i got a little scared that she is needing nutes because i dont have where to buy fancy soil mixes its just flower soil with 30%perlite. Where i live i make 5 years of jail for 1 plant so no shops or oportunities for grow.Second thing is that i added 1ml/2liters of biogrow.Its my 10th growth so i will have a yeld but im sure its something wrong with her and cant figure it out.Im only thinking about spider mites
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I know you didn't hurt them.

As far as 5 years per plant, wouldn't it make more sense to move?
 
M

Mac64

New Member
Do drainage holes play an important enough role to cause these symptoms? I'm fairly new and in a similar boat as littlehorn so i could use an explanation!

Cheers,
Mac
 
Bublonichronic

Bublonichronic

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Shiiiit 5 years for one plant? Where you live sucks and is full of asswholes...are you sure you don't just have one plant that consumes water faster and are overwatering one?
 
AimAim

AimAim

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I'll state my first post again: I don't think you have a problem. Nobody has asked this but we're all assuming it's the same strain?

She's just a runt probably, but if you grow them out I think you'll find she'll be right there with the rest at the finish line. I got a bit of a runt going myself right now but I'm rooting for the underdog to come on strong.

Plants are individuals just like people, just because they're different doesn't mean there's a problem. People have different personalities, plants have different phenotypes.
 
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