WTF is this....

2layz2p

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I think you are making things harder then need be, less is more at this point. I would get some clean soil mix like pro mix or something with no nutes! trans plant in a reg pot, and give a small amount of super thrive for stress.
 

doboyfresh

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Yea, haha like in forgetting sarah marshall, less is more. However, this self feeder pot still worries me with flushing but your right, I'm gona get some clean soil, and transplant and hopefully save it cause at this point it looks terrible, and I have yet to seee any new growth.
 

2layz2p

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Don't know Sarah marshall, but yea if your going to save it I think That would be your best shot, make sure what ever soil or soil less mix you use that it has NO nutes in it! only get the soil damp not wet place a couple drops of super thrive in the water before you mix it with the medium.

I like to place lava rocks on the bottom of my pots only one layer, lava rocks work the same as hydroton but cost less and don't roll out the bottom. =) also, it helps the plant drain better just in case you "OVER WATER" keep us posted....good luck fucktard...Just kiddin ;) LOL
 

IVIars

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I think you are making things harder then need be, less is more at this point. I would get some clean soil mix like pro mix or something with no nutes! trans plant in a reg pot, and give a small amount of super thrive for stress.

I gotta disagree, you shouldnt transplant if your in flower. What type of soil are you using? how long in veg?
 

doboyfresh

Active Member
Honestly, thank you for the help, but the low Ryder was in bad shape, and to honestly save this thing I would need to really know what I'm doing. I scrapped it today, and started fresh. However 2layz I did take your advice, I got the pro mix soil with perlite. I'm going to be doing a dinafem haze auto, it just popped, and its in a jiffy pod now. I've realized as much as this is a learning process, it also is a trial and error prices. I have one plant that is about to be harvested which was just a feminized seed, the auto is obviously something i became to concerned about and treated like a regular plant. After reading multiple threads I'm going to keep it very light on the nutes WHEN needed. A strictly water diet for now until I see its time to nuke it. I will probaly also try a lil LST or topping, but since its an auto I will read more on that. I appreciate the help though.
 

2layz2p

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Yea, call it up to a learning experience, Not to worry you, but I have only had bad luck with them damn jiffy pods, word is they get to acidic for the small seedlings, not real sure about that.... I just know I hate em.
I use the root cubes, they feel like a sponge, and work super, my hydro store has a generic, they sell them in a zip lock bag, it's like a doz for a few bucks.

I pride my self on pop-in seeds, not do to the time I've been in this, but to the seeds I "lost" learning along the way LOL
I think I can crack just about any seed now...... I wish you luck!
 

cowboylogic

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Don't know Sarah marshall, but yea if your going to save it I think That would be your best shot, make sure what ever soil or soil less mix you use that it has NO nutes in it! only get the soil damp not wet place a couple drops of super thrive in the water before you mix it with the medium.

I like to place lava rocks on the bottom of my pots only one layer, lava rocks work the same as hydroton but cost less and don't roll out the bottom. =) also, it helps the plant drain better just in case you "OVER WATER" keep us posted....good luck fucktard...Just kiddin ;) LOL
Over watering is not caused by appling too much water at one time. Runoff each time is good watering habits. Over watering to caused by watering to often. Not allowing to medium to dry inbetween waterings....
 
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