im4satori
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they look great
Could someone help with plant deficiencies please?
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bostontwin
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im4satori
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the goal is to fill the space
figure your plants (in most cases) are going to at least double in size and height(not counting the pot) if you flip them today
looking at the pics.. you got some tight short bushy plants
on occasion I will find a short plant that barely stretches and those plants id veg longer
but youd have to grow it out at least 1x to know because a short plant could also stretch like a bitch in bloom
also
I don't top my plants within 2 weeks of 12/12
if I have a stretchy problem I would bend and tie it down or use netting
a picture further back showing the entire space would be easier to judge
figure your plants (in most cases) are going to at least double in size and height(not counting the pot) if you flip them today
looking at the pics.. you got some tight short bushy plants
on occasion I will find a short plant that barely stretches and those plants id veg longer
but youd have to grow it out at least 1x to know because a short plant could also stretch like a bitch in bloom
also
I don't top my plants within 2 weeks of 12/12
if I have a stretchy problem I would bend and tie it down or use netting
a picture further back showing the entire space would be easier to judge
bostontwin
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Buba Blend
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They are gonna want a picture in normal light, the color does look a bit weak in the new growth but a pic without the grow lights will help. The bucket on the right, do you have drainage holes in it?
im4satori
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its hard to say for sure with the grow light on
but that looks like a micro nute def or light bleaching from light being too close
(do you check your ph?)
most likely def would be iron
less likely manganese or zinc
have you been fertilizing? what fertilizer and how much?
I wouldn't freak out about it a small bit of yellowing in the new growth is common and not a big deal
and its very common in the first two weeks of bloom
but its hard to tell with the color distortion if its a def or just something that requires nothing
doing nothing would be better than doing the wrong thing so take it slow and easy
but that looks like a micro nute def or light bleaching from light being too close
(do you check your ph?)
most likely def would be iron
less likely manganese or zinc
have you been fertilizing? what fertilizer and how much?
I wouldn't freak out about it a small bit of yellowing in the new growth is common and not a big deal
and its very common in the first two weeks of bloom
but its hard to tell with the color distortion if its a def or just something that requires nothing
doing nothing would be better than doing the wrong thing so take it slow and easy
bostontwin
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Hey guys thanks for the reply my ph is around 6.7 and just started using foxfarm grow big
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im4satori
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I don't think theres anything to do except maybe dial back on the grow big dose
I think its an illusion.... the tops look as light as they do because the large fan leaves are so dark likely from a bit too much N in your fertilizer
maybe mix it weaker in the future
another thing
take a look at your grow big bottle... how much calcium % does it say is in it?
you might fair well to also use some calmag in your future
I think its an illusion.... the tops look as light as they do because the large fan leaves are so dark likely from a bit too much N in your fertilizer
maybe mix it weaker in the future
another thing
take a look at your grow big bottle... how much calcium % does it say is in it?
you might fair well to also use some calmag in your future
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