Are my plants healthy?
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a senile fungus
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Feed micros!
Do you think that I would be able to get that at any hydroponics shop or gardening store ? Is there a preferred brand ? Sorry for the questions haha
a senile fungus
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What are you giving them now? Did they lose all the lower leaves?
No the lower leaves are fine it's just that one leaf and Idk what's in the nutes the guy at the hydroponics store said it was the best stuff for weed hough. I'm pretty new to growing so I chose a fairly easy strain to grow "Hindu kush".
I just put them into flowering 2 days ago also.
im4satori
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whats the medium?
is that soil? what type... if its a good soil you shouldn't need fertilizer yet
id only give it water for now.. its looking very dark green and the leaf curl might be a sign of mild N tox which would go along with the dark green
whats the npk numbers on the fertilizer and whats it derived from? is it liquid, is it organic?
that little bit of purple means nothing
is that soil? what type... if its a good soil you shouldn't need fertilizer yet
id only give it water for now.. its looking very dark green and the leaf curl might be a sign of mild N tox which would go along with the dark green
whats the npk numbers on the fertilizer and whats it derived from? is it liquid, is it organic?
that little bit of purple means nothing
Idk what kinda soil it is I just went over to my moms place and she gave me her fertilizer I'll ask her. she's been growing plants indoors since I was a baby (seriously you should see the inside of her house) so she probably has top notch soil. And also she has grown weed before i was born.
im4satori
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in a week or two when the roots have developed enough to hold the soil together transplant it (up-pot) and youll get and additional 3 or 5 weeks without the need for fertilizer
I start in a 6",, transplant to 5 gallon and then to a 20 gallon
each time I transplant to the next pot up I don't need to fertilize for several weeks
you don't add fertilizer until the soil is spent... if you up pot into fresh soil it wont get spent as quickly
you shouldn't need much fertilizer (maybe a little depending on the soil) until you get into bloom
I start in a 6",, transplant to 5 gallon and then to a 20 gallon
each time I transplant to the next pot up I don't need to fertilize for several weeks
you don't add fertilizer until the soil is spent... if you up pot into fresh soil it wont get spent as quickly
you shouldn't need much fertilizer (maybe a little depending on the soil) until you get into bloom