TacoMac
Well-Known Member
Keep it simple in soil grows. The biggest mistake most people make is over feeding and over watering. DO NOT confuse a hydroponics feeding schedule with a soil grow. That happens a LOT around this place and always leads to disaster.Hey all!
Ok so ive started my first grow. I’ve always wanted to grow cannabis as I thought it would be great fun but my Mum getting brain cancer really spurred me to get my ass into gear so I could grow and make some oil as well.
I’ve using a 1.5m-1.5m-2m tent. And currently just running 1 1200 watt viparspectra LED to start with (I know I will need more light later). I have a second tent as well which I will be setting up for a couple of different high thc strains.
I rescued this little white widow that my sister had germinate and it was dying as she had no idea what she was doing but it’s currently looking quite good! About ready to transplant into a bigger pot I think.
I’m keeping it pretty basics and using all canna products so I can do the nutrients easily and follow a basic schedule. I’m using canna Terra professional soil mix and started with using the nutrients they suggested to start with.
One question I do have! Is that my watering can which I mixed the correct amount of terra Vega and rhizotonic into distilled water has started getting a build up of algae in it as I leave it in the tent and obviously the light and humidity has made algae thrive. Does it matter at all that there is algae in the watering can? Should I clean it out and remix again or does it not actually matter?
Any tips will be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
In the event of a problem: turn off your blurple light and take pictures and post them under normal lighting. It's much easier to tell what's going on with a plant under normal lighting and it's easier for folks to help you out.