Leafs rotting? Help pls pics posted
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Kingrow1
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Kingrow1
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Joshbuddy
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Im using rx green solutions complete line the veg a+b and the energry additive i just added cal mag too that mixture like i saidntoo soon too tell the new groth seems too look normal...i can take closer pictures of the actual plant if u thonk that would help..and if i put my electric heater on them its bumps it past 80 degree i have read the perfect temp is around 70
Kingrow1
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Most my fertilizers contain enough cal mag, not many fert companies dont add enough, check your label.
I cant reference your ferts easily but promix is nothing like an organic soil so any organics are harder work, heavily peat based soils are like this, manufacturers do try to compensate. Oldtimer amongst others makes this point on soils and that 10,000 year old mummies get pulled out of this stuff.
Cal/mag will work briefly with a general nute def but i emphasise briefly.
Id ask about your extraction and fans but id rather just stress that indoor growing needs near perfect conditions or things become harder. Higher temps in good extraction should help with soil, watering etc etc.
I still refer to my first answer of general deficiency and work on everything that affects that one point. Good luck
I cant reference your ferts easily but promix is nothing like an organic soil so any organics are harder work, heavily peat based soils are like this, manufacturers do try to compensate. Oldtimer amongst others makes this point on soils and that 10,000 year old mummies get pulled out of this stuff.
Cal/mag will work briefly with a general nute def but i emphasise briefly.
Id ask about your extraction and fans but id rather just stress that indoor growing needs near perfect conditions or things become harder. Higher temps in good extraction should help with soil, watering etc etc.
I still refer to my first answer of general deficiency and work on everything that affects that one point. Good luck
whitebb2727
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That is a problem. If it stays too wet. Let them dry. Letting them droop once or twice from drying out won't hurt them. It will actually encourage root growth.
Edit: start to droop. Don't let them full out slump over. Also if the soil gets bone dry it doesn't want to take water. If that happens a drop of soap in your water will help.
Joshbuddy
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What can i do to get it too dry faster
whitebb2727
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Get the temps up a little and good air flow with good air movement.
whitebb2727
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I would say it is a combo of needing to up your feed and also let it dry some. Let it dry and feed a little more on next watering.
Joshbuddy
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I have the smaller ones 2 weeks old after sprout in one galpots the roots where coming out of the bottom of solo cups so i upgraded too one gallon and the two bigger ones..which are the ones with rusty looking spots are in 3.5 gallons pots again when i replanted those last week they had roots coming out the bottoms of the gallon pots...if thats my mistake how do u know when too repot
