jelly bean grow! first please leave advice and if ypu want clearer pics ask!

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noobjellybean

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Well I have 25 clones of jelly bean 2 went D.O.A. and 1 is on its way to death but whatever the other ones got healthy . I let them have daylight from 8 a.m to 8 p.m and have 3 lamps on them at night to keep them in veg . I feed them water with liquid food . And p.h is 6.5-7.5 and I spray them to keep mites off and mold off to . They survived a mite attack . Got it under control after a week . jelly bean.jpgjelly bean 4.jpgJELLYBEAN.jpgjelly bean 3.jpgjelly bean 2.jpgjelly bean 5.jpgjelly bean.jpgjelly bean 4.jpgJELLYBEAN.jpgjelly bean 3.jpgjelly bean 2.jpgjelly bean 5.jpg
 
they look a little burned but should pull out. what kind of liquid food are you giving them and what do you spray them with? good luck!!
 
cacamal said:
they look a little burned but should pull out. what kind of liquid food are you giving them and what do you spray them with? good luck!!
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agreed... the lil ones shouldn't take much food atm, if any.. i'd think about giving them a nice flush with some straight ph'ed water and nothing else, like 4x's the size of the containers .. so for a 20 oz cup, i'd say like 80 ounces of water, and let them dry out pretty good, then see how they go from there... i'd lay off of the food for a few days / week or so, than when you start back up with it, do so in much smaller doses to avoid burning them like that.. i'd do about 1/4 or so of what you're giving them now to start off with..
 
noobjellybean said:
I give them schultz plant food plus . It says 7 drops per quarter gallon do I do 28 drops .
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the first thing that you've got to realize is that plant food co's are in the business of selling more plant food first and foremost, so a lot of times their recomendations are on the hotter side of things.. i'd start off with about 7 or so drops per gallon and see how they like that.. it's plain to see that at 28 drops per gallon, that's much too hot for them... by hot, i mean too much nutrients for them to handle..
like i said before, give them a good flush with nice plain water and start them back off slowly with the nutes... some times with growing, less is more, especially when it comes to feeding them..
 
racerboy71 said:
agreed... the lil ones shouldn't take much food atm, if any.. i'd think about giving them a nice flush with some straight ph'ed water and nothing else, like 4x's the size of the containers .. so for a 20 oz cup, i'd say like 80 ounces of water, and let them dry out pretty good, then see how they go from there... i'd lay off of the food for a few days / week or so, than when you start back up with it, do so in much smaller doses to avoid burning them like that.. i'd do about 1/4 or so of what you're giving them now to start off with..
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What this guy says.
 
Oh damn. Thank you I probably would have ended up killing them hehe ... Im going to put up a few more pics of how I keep them warm at night
 
night time for my babies
 

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