onionslinger
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Hey all..
I'm a fourth time grower who is giving it another go. I'm exactly 28 days into an indoor soil grow vegging six plants - Critical Kush, Super Lemon Haze and a random Blueberry strain given free. Using a 400 watt HID.
I'm used a Pro-mix (1 year old and new mixed 40/40) soil amended with the leftover 20% shared equally with worm castings and perlite. I also shook a little epson salt into the mix. And while I probably don't need to, my water is well and comes out of the tap on the hard side at 7.5, so I PH down with phosphoric acid to 6.5.
So while I haven't grown much, I have grown enough not to freak out. My other grows I've experienced a range of deficiencies and problems and learned quite a bit. Like what a cut worm looks like while it's wrapping around the stem and snuffing the life out your plant (which I was able to save!). In any case, I've provided pictures of a current problem which all three strains are sharing. ...as well as a jalapeno pepper plant which is sharing the same grow room (which is not ideal I admit). Since all plants are demonstrating this problem (light green / whitish dots prevalent to the top side of the leaves. Some are a bit shiny) I'm curious if this could be a soil problem.
Also for reference ..most of the plants are between 4-6 nodes except one of my Lemons which apparently topped itself and divided at the first node. These are in the second stage of transplanting and will ultimately end up in 5 gal containers with a different new Pro-mix based soil which will be amended. Since first transplant I've only watered once. Next feed will be first nute feed.
So any recommendations on what I might be able to do or not do would be totally righteous..
Thanks guys.
I'm a fourth time grower who is giving it another go. I'm exactly 28 days into an indoor soil grow vegging six plants - Critical Kush, Super Lemon Haze and a random Blueberry strain given free. Using a 400 watt HID.
I'm used a Pro-mix (1 year old and new mixed 40/40) soil amended with the leftover 20% shared equally with worm castings and perlite. I also shook a little epson salt into the mix. And while I probably don't need to, my water is well and comes out of the tap on the hard side at 7.5, so I PH down with phosphoric acid to 6.5.
So while I haven't grown much, I have grown enough not to freak out. My other grows I've experienced a range of deficiencies and problems and learned quite a bit. Like what a cut worm looks like while it's wrapping around the stem and snuffing the life out your plant (which I was able to save!). In any case, I've provided pictures of a current problem which all three strains are sharing. ...as well as a jalapeno pepper plant which is sharing the same grow room (which is not ideal I admit). Since all plants are demonstrating this problem (light green / whitish dots prevalent to the top side of the leaves. Some are a bit shiny) I'm curious if this could be a soil problem.
Also for reference ..most of the plants are between 4-6 nodes except one of my Lemons which apparently topped itself and divided at the first node. These are in the second stage of transplanting and will ultimately end up in 5 gal containers with a different new Pro-mix based soil which will be amended. Since first transplant I've only watered once. Next feed will be first nute feed.
So any recommendations on what I might be able to do or not do would be totally righteous..
Thanks guys.
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