KingQuazy
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forgot about this pic smh Yeah man, it sounds stupid but this pic looks like everything is wrong with it lol Def get the ph under control first. Or at least lets eliminate that from our suspicions.
Leaves covering the buds like a ball??
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KingQuazy
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The pic of the plant has a brown tint to the main stalk. I am starting to wonder if it's just the pic. Comparing these leaves to that pic, I think the first pic doesn't help. The leaves hower, in the 2nd pic, look to have come from a plant who is struggling with acidic soil. I think you just gotta ph your water
KingQuazy
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Nope. Your pipes can have an effect. You need to test the water before you can correct it.
Also, where abouts in the grow are you getting that temp from? Not the ground right?
KingQuazy
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where is your thermometer.. as in height in the room.... the floor? the wall near middle of plant? The wall near the top of the plant...?
TreeFarmerCharlie
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People can't help you if you aren't giving accurate information. There's no way the temp is the same at different heights in your tent unless you have a special tent that defies the laws of physics.
KingQuazy
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Basically with what you're giving us I can tell you three things.
1.)That is too hot if were talking ground temp. That is a late veg/flowering temp for your canopy. You are likely cooking your roots.
2.) You definitely need to ph. It doesn't matter what you use, unless you are using a pre-amended soil. They're expensive, and take a bit of work if you DIY. That's the tradeoff. You don't want to test ph and measure nutes, do it right ahead of time. Otherwise you will have no choice but to troubleshoot. Which includes PH-ing, whether you like it or not.
3.)I can't see where any of us told you Cal-Mag? Why ask for advice if you are just going to try what you think might work? You have to work on your communication. Your plants could very well end up dying because of this. It's definitely not looking good and you already lost yield.
1.)That is too hot if were talking ground temp. That is a late veg/flowering temp for your canopy. You are likely cooking your roots.
2.) You definitely need to ph. It doesn't matter what you use, unless you are using a pre-amended soil. They're expensive, and take a bit of work if you DIY. That's the tradeoff. You don't want to test ph and measure nutes, do it right ahead of time. Otherwise you will have no choice but to troubleshoot. Which includes PH-ing, whether you like it or not.
3.)I can't see where any of us told you Cal-Mag? Why ask for advice if you are just going to try what you think might work? You have to work on your communication. Your plants could very well end up dying because of this. It's definitely not looking good and you already lost yield.
I went to a grow shop and they it looked like it could use some calmag, and i fixed the ph, moved the lights a bit further away, but the other plant Is now going straight up too. But the 2 other ones doesnt show those symptoms. - and i have a fan right between the lights and the plants. Temp at pot level is 26 - 29 at canopy level its somewere close to
This bit confuses me
They say dont ph with there nutrients biobizz dont do biotabs as far as i know sounds like your running someone elses nutes and applying what biobizz says to there product
the biotabs are only nutrients they say you should use a good light soil so i chose biobizz
Well i only ever use bio bizz all mix bio veg and bloom and black strap mollases i dont ph i never have problems that way each to there own but id be sceptical of those biotabs your soil is too dry your rooms a bit hot as others said tho it looks too high in nitrogen as well