need some help

Budda_Luva

Well-Known Member

• Jul 25, 2007

• #1

all my plants leafs tips are turning an orangish / brownish/yellowish color and curling up i thinks it the humidity but im not sure and ideas or any ways i can help my babys out ???

 

the widowman

Well-Known Member

• Jul 25, 2007

• #2

go to growFAQ at the top of the page

 

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GanjaRHINO

Active Member

• Jul 25, 2007

• #3

its probably overwatering... or to much sunlight if it was outside..

 

Budda_Luva

Well-Known Member

• Jul 25, 2007

• #4

thnx and i dont think im overwatering i keep a good track but i think its to much heat / light

 

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SuMsHaDy

Active Member

• Jul 25, 2007

• #5

I cant claim to know anything about growing but you should consider posting a picture or two. It might also help if you tells us more about your grow indoor/outdoor, type of lights, # of weeks old.

 

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GanjaRHINO

Active Member

• Jul 26, 2007

• #6

SuMsHaDy said:

I cant claim to know anything about growing but you should consider posting a picture or two. It might also help if you tells us more about your grow indoor/outdoor, type of lights, # of weeks old.

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yah what he said..lol

 

Budda_Luva

Well-Known Member

• Jul 26, 2007

• #7

ok i have a 200 wat light bulb on 2 plants, indoor the light is about 1ft away from the plants and they are 3 weeks today ill try to post a picture. the only thing is i dont have a printer/scanner w/e to post one so i have to go a friend house or sumshit and i water every other day example w=water p=pass
{W}-{P}-{W} or {W}-{P}-{P}-{W} becuz i dont have a set water limit because im not sure how much to water them at this point hence my name but today i gave them 7oz of water each. Good? Bad?? i looked at grow faq and i couldnt find how much to water so... can someone give me hand?

 

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wbd

Well-Known Member

• Jul 26, 2007

• #8

Cannabis likes to be watered thoroughly and then not watered again until the soil dries out completely. Dry soil promotes root growth and you want this. Learn to judge watering by feeling the weight of the pot; you'll know what "needs watering" feels like. You can even judge by looking at the plants -- when they get thirsty, they look sad and start to wilt. This is OK because the plants recover quickly once you water them, but the weight-of-the-pot method is recommended.

The need for watering will vary significantly during the growing process and will differ from plant to plant. This is why a fixed schedule like you have is not ideal.

When you water, water until water comes out of the drainage holes in the bottom of the pot. Water the soil from the middle all the way to the edges of the pot -- not just in the middle.

 

Budda_Luva

Well-Known Member

• Jul 26, 2007

• #9

thnx lots i juss went and picked up both my pots and trying to rember how heavy they are and thnx for the advice on watering ill always keep that in mind bu ti have one more ? wat is PH? o yeah and i water from edges in and my plants are about 7 inches tall

 

Budda_Luva

Well-Known Member

• Jul 27, 2007

• #10

is a 200 wat light bulb to much for my plants? i keep it bout a foot away from them 24/24

 

okie

Active Member

• Jul 27, 2007

• #11

dont bother lifting up the pots i dropped one doing that just stick your finger in about an inch below surface if they feel dry then give them water - you can tell when they need water as all the fan leaves will drop and point downward and overall your plant looks quite "sad"

 

Budda_Luva

Well-Known Member

• Jul 27, 2007

• #12

does anyone know if a 200 watt light bulb is to much for a plant that is 8 inches tall and a 1ft away from the plant

 

Budda_Luva

Well-Known Member

• Jul 27, 2007

• #13

nvm i found it in the grow faq