would a cheap space heater from kmart do the trick? or is that a fire hazard (dont really want to shell out for a infrared heater)
You buy a stove, it's a fire hazard if you leave oil burning on it unattended or say putting a stack of papers on it and turning it on..that would make it a fire hazard.
I just use a cheap space heater but have it plugged into a baseboard thermostat to make sure it doesn't overheat the room. If you've repotted them I'd snip off the really damaged leaves and see how the new growth comes in. Could be fine in another week or so.
So they are most likely deficient since you say they havnt been nuted. Prob cal mag being he most prominent. You say you got root bound clones. Where they by chance neglected by the old owner and left in the dark? It looks like it was starting to flip to flower but was promptly put on a proper sched( prob when you took ownership) they have some weird bladed leaves growing, a large shoot coming from the main bush. Like it thinks its revegging. It doesnt look like it belongs in the E.R so thats good. Patience, time, and a little cal mag would be my advice. Cheers man.
That's quite the advice lol. Cal-mag, of course. Wondering what in the pics show a calcium deficiency?..and how do you know he's deficient when you have no idea what his ph is. Previous grower was feeding them at 1100 ppm, which is ridiculous considering their size! He's using ffof, which is filled with food to begin with. I wouldn't suggest dumping more ferts in, when you know for sure they have been overfed prior and when you don't know the ph as well. You switched growing mediums, i'd say first and foremost, make sure that ph isn't out of whack and take it from there. I dont see a calcium deficiency in those pics, why force cal-mag?
from pretty much everyone of these pictures.
Thanks for that pic! Large Print worthy.
