Is this plant healthy?

moose1993

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• Jan 17, 2017

• #1

title says it all its roughly 2 months old,using 400watts of cfls atm because dont have access to anything better right now

 

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moose1993

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• Jan 18, 2017

• #2

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hellmutt bones

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• Jan 18, 2017

• #3

Easy fix check PH and then flush and check ppms. Then check PH again. Dial it in.

 

moose1993

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• Jan 18, 2017

• #4

i just transplanted it into new soil

 

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Budget Buds

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• Jan 18, 2017

• #5

moose1993 said:

title says it all its roughly 2 months old,using 400watts of cfls atm because dont have access to anything better right now

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How close are the lights? Move them within a couple inches. Looks a little nitrogen excessive for the pics, go about 1/4 strength on what ever your nutrients feeding schedule says to go . If in soil aim for a ph of 7.0.

 

moose1993

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• Jan 18, 2017

• #6

they are about 5 inches away

 

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Budget Buds

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• Jan 18, 2017

• #7

moose1993 said:

they are about 5 inches away

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move em closer, like two or 1 1/2 .

 

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Apical Bud

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• Jan 19, 2017

• #8

Hey man I agree with bud that it could be a light issue, but did it all start when you transplanted? I noticed you topped the plant recently. That should help you better distribute the light from the cfls. If your cfls are 5 inches from the top of the plant the bottom of that plant will be getting like 1/6 the light intensity. I hope you really distributed the cfls or you might just grow a lanky plant that mushrooms at the top.

 

Antgotaclue

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• Jan 19, 2017

• #9

Deffo check ph and move the lights closer ya can cfls really close like budget said PEACE