NYD Clone 1st Grow
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Shwagbag
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They look pretty healthy except #7 may show a bit of nute burn or PH issue on the top. Keep a close eye on them and post new pics if they show any problems. You'll find out if it was worth fixing because you can weigh the bud you get off that branch haha. Make sure you get them some flower nutes for budding and have fun!
Shwagbag
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That shouldn't be too close but they are reacting to something. That curling and twisting could mean nute burn or zinc deficiency. I would lean toward nute burn. Are you monitoring your PH and do you have a regular feeding schedule? I think the one curling most is the pic I pointed out from your previous post. Might want to give them straight water for a couple waterings and see how they react. I would be tempted to flush if it gets worse at all to get them straightened out fast.
gliwrx
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well i actually havent started any nutes yet. ive been using ffof and i heard its pretty hot. theyve been getting straight brita water everytime i feel dry soil about knuckle deep. I havent checked my ph but I'll do that asap. i was planning on picking up a hygrometer, tiger bloom, and some more duct fans this weekend.
gliwrx
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That I did. I had to transplant twice bc they outgrew the gallon pots I originally transplanted them to. They've been in the new pots for a little over a week
Shwagbag
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Cool, you should be just fine. Personally I like to veg for 7-10 days while introducing light flowering nutes so the roots can take off a bit before I start flowering. I would let those roots spread a bit and use up some of the goodies in the soil then introduce your flower feeding at 1/2 strength the first time. Are you totally stoked or what? Stanky buds to come soon!
gliwrx
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Sounds good that's what ill do. Yeah man I can't wait! The end of april is gonna be like christmas to me!
gliwrx
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haha i wish, theyre 4 gal pots and theyre just about 3ft tall
Shwagbag
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Try to get your temps down under 80 if you can. Pulling air from the box or using a fan will help.The closer to the 70's the better IMO. Also the closer the better for that 150w lamp too, what is the distance from the top right now? Try to get it as close as you can while still allowing it to hit both of the ladies. I'm not very experienced with 150w systems but I don't see why you couldn't get 1.5-2 oz per plant if you keep dialing that box in. I would try to fit that light about 4-5 inches fromt he plant tops and keep a close eye on it to make sure it doesn't overheat. HOLLA!
