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Weedle1

Member

• Nov 2, 2011

• #1

Ok so these plants are about a month old, they had a little trouble at the start but they've been doing great recently, that's why there a little behind.

My temps are good, always under 80 usually around 74-78. I just recently transplanted, a little over a week ago, I haven't watered since then because the soil is still very moist and there showing no signs of under watering.

There under a 400w air cooled hood with an oscillating fan on them.

I started them in FF light warrior then I transplanted into 1 gallon bags of FF ocean forest.

This is a pretty standard grow I just can't seem to figure out whats wrong with them.

Do you guys have any ideas? Oh and genetics are kalichakra from mandala.

Any help would be great thanks!

 

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tellno1

Well-Known Member

• Nov 2, 2011

• #2

i donno looks like they need a little nutes ..

 

HiIGrow

Member

• Nov 2, 2011

• #3

Looks like some kind of def. Adding any nutes to the water yet? I would start.

 

massah

Well-Known Member

• Nov 2, 2011

• #4

underwatering...you should give it a soak when you transplant to tell the roots to start doing stuff...just leaving it after transplanting doesn't entice the root system to keep growing...so give it a good soak(about 1/2 gallon of water) to start up the nutrients flowing, then water as normal and wait for another 3 weeks before starting to add in nutrients at 1/4 strength every other watering

 

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Weedle1

Member

• Nov 2, 2011

• #5

No I have not added any nutes yet, I figured there were plenty in the new soil. And massah, I did exactly that... I watered them with about a half gallon of water for each 1 gallon grow bag right after the transplant.

 

HiIGrow

Member

• Nov 2, 2011

• #6

No I have not added any nutes yet, I figured there were plenty in the new soil. And massah, I did exactly that... I watered them with about a half gallon of water for each 1 gallon grow bag right after the transplant.​

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Feed them!

 

neved

Well-Known Member

• Nov 2, 2011

• #7

It look like mag def but if u didnt feed them hurry up

 

MrGhettoGrower

Well-Known Member

• Nov 3, 2011

• #8

Feed'em a full dose of
Big Grow 2 tsp
Big Bloom 2tbs
You may wanna wait till
they're dry out a little if
you just water'em. Now
is a good time to top'em
if you want shorter bushier
plants. I top after the 5th
set of leaves~

 

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Weedle1

Member

• Nov 3, 2011

• #9

I was thinking of topping but I don't want to stunt there growth anymore than it already has been. And should I also add some cal-mag as someone else said this could be a mag deficiency?

 

massah

Well-Known Member

• Nov 3, 2011

• #10

Weedle1 said:

I was thinking of topping but I don't want to stunt there growth anymore than it already has been. And should I also add some cal-mag as someone else said this could be a mag deficiency?

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get some dolomite lime and sprinkle a few tablespoons on as a top dressing on each plant and you shouldn't have to worry about a cal/mag issue again unless your PH is off

 

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Weedle1

Member

• Nov 3, 2011

• #11

I tried that on my last grow and it didn't work very well that's when I bought the cal mag and I threw away the lime so I guess ill just try the cal mag hopefully it works. If I use the cal mag should I use less nutes?

 

ismokealotofpot

New Member

• Nov 3, 2011

• #12

I wouldn't use full strength big bloom. half strength and calmag