bloom.....maybe, defeciancies ???

some more pics to help me get a hand on the problem plants have never been fed. transplanted Aug 2nd, susposed to be 60 day finishers, using Sunshine soilless. At this point don't know if first feeding should be vegging or bloom and btw don't mind timestamp, camera is broken

pest strips work great for me, I close GH when it cools down but have to open durning the day when it's hot but when ever I open.....dead bugs. Figure they are rdy for food but seem to be showing signs of flower and wondering jf they rdy for BLOOM
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I keep vegging until flowers show from 12/12. I do a bloom boost at the first sign to increase density of buds. I'm organic soil.

get them out of those aluminum pans. or put bricks under pot. they can't sit in their run-off. they need to breathe.

Your right they do have a def- light. I can tell by the toothpick stems your using cfls and its too warm in there.

scroglodyte said:

get them out of those aluminum pans. or put bricks under pot. they can't sit in their run-off. they need to breathe.

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The pans can lead to hotspot too.is it just me of is the leaves hovering over the pan look kinda burnt

*BUDS said:

Your right they do have a def- light. I can tell by the toothpick stems your using cfls and its too warm in there.

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well they are in a GH with natural light and can't really control temp

Coho said:

I keep vegging until flowers show from 12/12. I do a bloom boost at the first sign to increase density of buds. I'm organic soil.

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outside in GH natural cycle of light

guess pans gotta go.............

My outside plants in northern US just started flowering. No bloom nutes yet for yours.

Coho said:

My outside plants in northern US just started flowering. No bloom nutes yet for yours.

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whatever the state, couldn't hurt to give veg nutes can it ??

nope.

Sunshine #4 is a soilless mix ... no significant nutrients. The poor dears are eating themselves. If you would like to see them green up and grow, try a hydroponic-style nutrient feed. That's how Sunshine Mix #4 was meant to be used iirc. cn

cannabineer said:

Sunshine #4 is a soilless mix ... no significant nutrients. The poor dears are eating themselves. If you would like to see them green up and grow, try a hydroponic-style nutrient feed. That's how Sunshine Mix #4 was meant to be used iirc. cn

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look at this

http://s1079.photobucket.com/albums/w508/thunderlight2/?action=view&current=322dc2cf.mp4