Growroom Questions!

KittenKiller said:
no. 200mL is about the amount of water you can hold in your hands when you cup them together. I have my plant in a 5 gallon bucket- 200ml is not even nearly enough to produce any water runoff from the bottom of the pot.
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still not proper watering..... your only watering the top.... you need to soak the whole pot through and than wait for it to dry out b4 watering again.... roots grow and poke around looking for water if all the water is in a small circle in the top 3 inches of soil your roots are unhealthy. they should be allowed to fill the whole pot and grow down to search for water while the pot is drying out. don't give advice if you don't understand the plant... hopfully you transplanted up until you got to a 5 gallon pot too, or you will have a weak root system.. its possible to grow streight in a big pot but mor efficiant if transplanted up... roots grow out to the edge of the pot then down by transplanting you get a fuller root mass. in a larger pot you will have plenty of rootmass on the edges and a dead spot in the middle. good luck
 
tusseltussel said:
still not proper watering..... your only watering the top.... you need to soak the whole pot through and than wait for it to dry out b4 watering again.... roots grow and poke around looking for water if all the water is in a small circle in the top 3 inches of soil your roots are unhealthy. they should be allowed to fill the whole pot and grow down to search for water while the pot is drying out. don't give advice if you don't understand the plant... hopfully you transplanted up until you got to a 5 gallon pot too, or you will have a weak root system.. its possible to grow streight in a big pot but mor efficiant if transplanted up... roots grow out to the edge of the pot then down by transplanting you get a fuller root mass. in a larger pot you will have plenty of rootmass on the edges and a dead spot in the middle. good luck
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what does it mean when your leaves start to brown, it seems as if m plants are becoming dry.....
 
Rick McNasty said:
what does it mean when your leaves start to brown, it seems as if m plants are becoming dry.....
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could be a few things the one that happens most often is from low humidity... when you have low humidity you will notice the tips of the leaves turn dry and brittle... it depends on how the leaf looks but most cases its low humidity, if it is a big plant and its hapening to the lower leaves it could just be that they are not needed and the top growth is suckn em dry. is it just the tips or whole leaves, is it the top, middle, or bottom of the plant. to best figure it out a picture would be needed to get an idea. its hard to diagnose a problem with no info and not seeing it
 
tusseltussel said:
could be a few things the one that happens most often is from low humidity... when you have low humidity you will notice the tips of the leaves turn dry and brittle... it depends on how the leaf looks but most cases its low humidity, if it is a big plant and its hapening to the lower leaves it could just be that they are not needed and the top growth is suckn em dry. is it just the tips or whole leaves, is it the top, middle, or bottom of the plant. to best figure it out a picture would be needed to get an idea. its hard to diagnose a problem with no info and not seeing it
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it is only the bottom leaves i have picture on my thread but i didnt want to post them on yours cause i didnt want to upset anyone!!
 
Tall is good, stretched is not. If you top the plants theyll bush out more. Id suggest not putting the clones directly under artificial light until they form roots, put em off to the side some where at first. The top shelf idea sounds cool to me
 
Alright guys just a little update on how my babys are doing! They are doing very well Check em out!:leaf::leaf::leaf::leaf::idea::idea::idea::idea::bigjoint::bigjoint::bigjoint::bigjoint:
 

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mygirls said:
ya bro looking real good keep it up.
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Okay cool i think i ran myself into a little problem Some spots on the leafs are turning yellow and on the tip of some leaves it looks like they died off Brown Just a tiny bit i dont think its anything to worry abou t though
 
that could be either water lack of or to much, or air flow. just keep your eye on the new growth.
 
i found my plants grew the best at temps in the 90's. as long as you have great exhaust and freash air you can run them high temps.
 
mygirls said:
i found my plants grew the best at temps in the 90's. as long as you have great exhaust and freash air you can run them high temps.
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okay cool Thats what im doing and i have Nice clean air with my purifier in there so its all good. Thanks man I hope for big buds
ill keep updated
 
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