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noticed a reddish stem, probably due to the ongoing overwatering problem I have since I realized too late that i totaly forgot to mix the soil with perlite

Im growing a Jack Herer Auto from RQS in a kinda cheap organic soil. To begin with I have to say that I had a slight under, then over-watering problem in the last week (it caused a nutrient lockout - thats why the tips are burned), and I noticed that parts of the leaves started disapearing. It...

Also since taking the pictures yesterday leaves are even droopier

Hey guys, its me again with a new problem. Tips of the leaves started getting burned, and each day there is more of them. Overall she seems a bit unhappy. What do I do? Seems like nitro toxicity, but I was feeding her just pH'd water all along, and didnt give her any nutes?

I'm afraid that I don't really understand most of your questions bro. Nodes are about inch (maybe 4/5 of an inch) apart. I'm just giving them water but till yesterday it was pH'd wrongly. I'm still in veg - no signs of preflower yet

Yeah I didn't mix the soil with perlite. Rookie mistake, but I'm paying extra attention not to over water her. And I let the water sit for a bit day or so. My soil is advertised with 5,5-6,5 pH. Thanks guys

Hi, let me fill you in first. Strain: Jack Herer Auto from RQS Medium: Soil (NPK 14-16-18) - 1,3 galon pot. Light: 85 Watt CFL bulb (4750 Lumens, 5000K) ft by ft growbox with intake, exhaust and mixing fans. Temps: during the night time - around 68F (20C), day - around 77F (25*C) Humidity: Im...

why? The temps arent too high near the leafes. Does it geet too much light?

Thanks for the advice DrBuzzFarmer. Thats actually one of best advices about lighting Ive ever read.

Thank you very much. I've read that you need 50k Lumens per 1m^2 of growing space, as i have a little bit less then 0,1m^2 then a little bit less then 5k lumens should be ok, shouldnt it? The one thing that i certainly can (and will) improve is my light reflector, because the one i currently...

Thanks for your input. To be honest i wasnt planning on ever transplanting her. Ive read that autoflowers dont really like to be transplanted so its already in the final pot. I think that it's size is accurate as the plant itself shouldnt grow to big (because of its genetics), and my growing...

nope. And also it wasnt like "garbage" cheap. Standard price for a standard soil. I can try a different store tomorrow

ive read a ton of contradictionary posts about humidity domes, but ill give it a try. Wont taking the plant out of the ground stress it too much? And if I were to take it out should i try to get a different kind of soil with no nutritients? And i also assume that i should do it asap while the...

is there a way I can improve aeration at this point? I know that it shouldve been taken care of earlier, but unfortunately i didnt realize how crucial it was back then.

i know that not adding perlite was a big mistake, but the soil actually compacted a lot when i watered it all a day before putting the seed in. The ground level was about 1/4" from the top of the pot. Im watering it very gently, only when the top of the soil dries out

yeah thats another mistake, i tried to buy it and i couldnt get it locally. I was too impatient and didnt want to wait for it to come in mail so i decided against using it. Haste makes waste...

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I just realized that I might have screwed up a little bit. The soil that I bought has been fertilized in the factory with a 14-16-18 NPK fertilizer. Is that bad? Ive read that young plants shouldnt be receiving any nutrients. So should i try to flush the soil? If so, when would be the right time...

Thanks for the reply. Is it ok to gently prop it up with something like a paperclip i case it bends more and more (to the point when it would fall)?

Hi, I have a similar request to the previous one. Id love to get my post approved (ahh impatience, impatience...). Thanks in advance!