First time this happening to me?

lusidghost

lusidghost

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Grow Monster said:
Science can only get u so far. Kind of like book smart vs street smart vs common sense. Just like people some plants are finicky or just don't play/act how they are known to. Then u adjust accordingly. Long as they are healthy and respond well to your grow style nothing else matters. I wouldn't raise my child by what a book told me. I would consider it tho. How many times has science recanted a previous scientific fact after further research or more knowledge comes to light.
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Minbebistillmax

Minbebistillmax

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Herb & Suds said:
First and foremost you need more light
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Hi! yeah I would love to have more lights but whit this electricity prices which is going up it's gonna kill me hehehehe joking of course.
But still I have a tent of 60×60×180cm and the sf1000 is plenty for that size of a tent.
But yeah more light's would be nice but still need to tink about the bill also :wall::D.
Thanks for the answering, :weed:
 
Minbebistillmax

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Herb & Suds said:
I wouldn’t call that sprawling thing a medium plant
Nor would I reduce output on a 100 watt
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I have turned the lightings al the way up to 100% = 100w output and about 30cm from the plant, I turned it down because of the stem turning red doesn't that meen it is to much light hiting the plant then or I'm wrong about it?
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Minbebistillmax

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nonamedman420 said:
Is it a soil grow? Are you letting it dry out between waterings? If you water too often, your plant will show symptoms of a deficiency even if the ph and fertilizer strength are adequate. I would check this thread out, it is old but there's a lot of good info to be gleaned from there. https://www.rollitup.org/t/plant-moisture-stress-symptoms-and-solutions.150004/
Plants grown with led lights need more transpiration via warmer ambient temps and more air circulation from fans. New growth looks twisted and light colored to me, a problem that if caused by watering too often can be fixed by watering less often and/or less amounts of water at a time. Most "cal/mag" deficiencies (misnomer, cal and mag are separate elements) under led's can be fixed by a better watering schedule in my opinion.
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Yes it is, BioBizz Light soil, I don't go for the BioBizz all mix soil because it's gonna burn the auto.
And yeah I forgot to mention it is a Autoflower GSC.
But I haven't tried the all mix biobizz mabye I need to try it and se what happens? :)
Yes I gonna check it out, thanks so much for the answer :hug:
 
Minbebistillmax

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Budzbuddha said:
Biobizz “ light “ needs heavier feeds in it to compensate- this soil mix is more like a seedling mix ( very light on nutes ) . Looks like at this stage most of the medium probably began to tap out since you are using it “ long term “.

I would throw a feed between 900-1000 ppm / 6.5-6.7 ph at it. I doubt the original “ light “ buffering is still there and is probably gone. Tap water would cover the cal and mag issue too. You have purple stems and pale leaf.

BTW - 100w max is still not enough for plant either.

Biobizz light would have been better suited for small plant starts and germination cups.
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O really that high off ppm? I have just feed her 750ppm (500ppm scale on bluelab conductivity peen) and checked the ph to 6.5 (bluelab pH peen).

So you would go fully 100% light from start?, I have a tent of 60×60×180cm which lights do you recommend?.

I have not tried the BioBizz All Mix (heavier one) on autos, maybe I should?, Im just thinking about not to burn the seeding when it starts to grow and its not good to transplants autos from like a 5L pot to 15L and the last 25L because that will stun the autoplant (thats what I have read on here and googled it). I can have totally wrong about this because I haven't even tried it but yrah I should tried it next run :weed:, thank you so much for the info brother.
 
Billy the Mountain

Billy the Mountain

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Minbebistillmax said:
Hi! yeah I would love to have more lights but whit this electricity prices which is going up it's gonna kill me hehehehe joking of course.
But still I have a tent of 60×60×180cm and the sf1000 is plenty for that size of a tent.
But yeah more light's would be nice but still need to tink about the bill also :wall::D.
Thanks for the answering, :weed:
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The sf1000 (100w) in 2'x2' tent is borderline at best
Fine for veg, weak for flowering

A fairly underwhelming PAR map in a 2'x2':

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Minbebistillmax

Minbebistillmax

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Grow Monster said:
U got a few issues going on. 1st off I cant believe noone called u out for running light 24/7. Plant needs its rest even if its an auto. Atleast 4-6hrs. 2nd like said earlier it is overwatered and 3rd it is hungry.
How far is that light from tops? I've seen gd results with that light with 1 plant or in 2x2 grow but turn it all the way up. U can't give it to much par or ppfd unless u closer then maybe 6-8" with only 100watts. Just my opinion. Happy growing!
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Yeah about the light schedule it is very different opinions on that, I have 24/7 lights on, just because to maximize the autoplant production, mabye I should have it on (20h On and 4h off)?.
2. No, I dont overwater her, I'm trying to pick her upp and if its light then I water her, and I have a MI flower sensor in the soil also, and yeah its fabric pots not the plastic one's, so more under-watering then over watering.
3. Yeah I think it needs food also.

Thanks for the answering, I really appreciate it
 
Minbebistillmax

Minbebistillmax

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weedstoner420 said:
Are you sure you're giving it enough water? Even if you're getting runoff the rootball may have gotten a little hydrophobic...
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I think I don't water her enough, I just put in 750ppms on 1L water at 6.5hp.
I will see tomorrow how she reacts on the food and the water.
Will keep you growers updated! :bigjoint:
 
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