A few messed up plants?
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JoeBlow5823
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Overwatered?
Hardwood73
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I over watered them when they first popped, plus I had my ts1000 about 20" away at 100% intensity. Light is now at 50% and 28 inches away, about to start easily raising because its grown 2 inches in 4 days, Actually killed 1 before I even knew it before I got my light dialed in better shall I say. They are in fox farm ocean forest with great white Mycorrhizae, I haven't fed them yet with the fox farms nutes. Should I? Last watered with 6.3ph 3 days ago. Flushed basically, pots are getting lighter. Any serious suggestions?
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GeneBanker
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The color of your perlite has me believing your overwatering
Hardwood73
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Hardwood73
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Just flushed that soil around plants now, I can move pebbles for you. Haven't gave them a drop for 72 hrs now
Hardwood73
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Lastmanstandin31
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I use a cheap moisture meter and when it gets almost to dry I water them. About every 3 days. They are in small pots under a 600 mh that is 15" over them. The leaves read between 87 and 90 degrees with a point and pull thermometer.
Lastmanstandin31
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I like your plants but you hijacked my post so now I'm not sure if people are answering me or you....
GeneBanker
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I am answering you. Those pots look awful wet for how much plant is in them
I L0VE W33D
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OP you overwatered.
72 hours ago or not, it almost looks like mud on top, it looks very wet.
72 hours ago or not, it almost looks like mud on top, it looks very wet.
Hardwood73
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Shit dude I'm sorry, newbie I am. My bad bro
Hardwood73
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Yea, still moist, just gonna let it dry completely up before I make a move. Plus my RH is staying about 75% so probably isnt gonna dry soon.
Hardwood73
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Yea, still moist, just gonna let it dry completely up before I make a move. Plus my RH is staying about 75% so probably isnt gonna dry soon
Lastmanstandin31
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Thankyou. I'll keep a eye on them. Appreciate the help.
calvin.m16
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They are way too young to start judging them yet. Give them a couple weeks pluck off those dead leaves and enjoy. You should consider hcecking your waters PH before watering them. If your in soil you're going to want a 6.2-6.5 PH and in coco/peat you want a 5.7-6.2 ph generally. Coco I run a 5.8 PH. Soil i used to run a 6.2 PH.
Lastmanstandin31
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I just checked my ph with a strip(all i could find) and it's showing 7.0 how can i bring the ph down?
Lastmanstandin31
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This is what the first batch I started and put outside look like right now. Same seeds.
I planted them on sep 14th or so.
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calvin.m16
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You want your PH to be lower, you can literally use Lemon Juice or Lime Juice to bring it down for now but you will need to check your PH after adjusting. I would recommend ordering the bellow products they are super cheap and super super effective. Literally I use a few drops to bring my 20 gallon reservoir from 6.2 PH down to 5.8.. Literally maybe 1 ML per 20 gallons of water to adjust.
Amazon.com: CYCO pH Down 500 mL (12/Cs) : Patio, Lawn & Garden
Amazon.com: CYCO pH Down 500 mL (12/Cs) : Patio, Lawn & Garden
www.amazon.com
If you want a cheap PH test it would be something like this: https://www.amazon.com/General-Hydroponics-pH-Control-Kit/dp/B000BNKWZY
for all 3 products your looking at 40 bucks. You should only need PH down from the sound of it though. The liquid tester is super reliable and very accurate, avoid cheap PH pens for the life of you. For PH pen I recommend nothing but Blue Labs but they are not cheap...
The Digital PH pens on Amazon/eBay that cost $20-30 are always out of calibration and can cost you your yield and quality.
