Recent content by Brux013

Thanks for the reply. In regards to the second picture, it is more abundant on the older leaves, the newer ones not so much. The leaves are somewhat crispy. It might be due to the lights, but I'm not sure. The temperature is 80-84F. and Humidity is around 40%. (Also grown indoors.) The first...

Hey rollitup, I've tried diagnosing the problem before asking the question. The problem looks anywhere from phosphorus, zinc deficiencies to ph fluctuation. However I'm not really too sure. Here are 3 picture of 3 different plants. 1st one is the oldest, the next 2 are two of the same age...

I might have to actually stop this hobby I've grown fond of. I hate quitting but, I think sometimes its better to stop before getting involved with more projects that fail and more money wasted. Patiently I've tried 3 attempts to grow in a stealth cabinet I made myself, It's a standard wooden...

no. no. no. no. I posted no that many times because I couldn't just type 3 characters, it had to be 10...

Neutral water, so the pH is 7. no nutrients thus far. Not using Miracle Grow, I'm using fox farms Ocean soil. So yeah, probably a couple headstones and a few good words might help 'em eh?

Well, its been week 2 and some days now. They've been through alot of trauma which is pretty much my fault. Over or underwatering, not sure which, the soil is always, always dry so there was a moment where I would keep the soil moist but not over watered (w/ the moisture meter). I was then told...

FoD, thanks alot bro, unfortunately I am very new to this game, however when I have a drive for a hobby I tend to think I do well. So with great advice from what you've given I'll take it and hold it higher than everyone else gave me (no offense to the others that did help me substantially)...

I just knocked over all 3 cups and some soil flew off the top of each one. I replaced the removed soil with new soil. I didn't see any exposed roots, and all plants stayed in the cup, but I did see a bit of stem that hasn't been exposed to light. I hope they won't be too shocked from that. Meh...

Thanks man, everything you said in your previous post was pretty spot on. I kind of thought it might be the fan at its high speed would dry out the boxes humidity and soil. When put the way you say it, it sounds more logical than me over watering it. However, I do think me spraying it doesn't...

I have perlite chilling, however, I honestly think I probably don't need it for the soil I have. I do have holes I made in the cups I am currently using for my sprouts, but I'm not watering until water starts seeping out yet. I didn't think that was a smart thing to do for newborns since I would...

How much water is an adequate amount for each plant until the transplant from cup to pot is needed? I know it depends but a fair measurement would really help me out with my first grow. For every other 2-3 days I should give them 'X' amount of water?

Thanks for the encouragement bro, your advice helped me alter my perception on the matter. I too am spraying them which probably makes my CFLs burn my leaves which is why they are yellowing. Never thought of it that way. Every 2 days it is. I guess I'm just going to have to be patient. The whole...

I just watered them an hour ago which i guess didn't help. from the looks of what state they are currently in is there a chance they will survive from the alleged over-watering?

no Nutrients since I heard its a no-no to do the nutrients in the first few weeks of vegetation. Just Fox Farms Will do bro, I really hope that will work. Is there any cure for overwatering besides time? Yes, I have an oscillating fan in the front blowing over my whole box for the time being...

I stick my moisture meter down to root level. I make sure to take accurate measurements before making a decision. I agree that watering everyday seems like too much. Every time I get home from work or am out of the house it seems like the soil is bone dry. And thats by both testing with fingers...