D3monic
Well-Known Member
First off background.
Plants are ~ 14 days old and it's effecting both of them. Leaves where a lil curled last night but discoloration was not evident or I at least did not notice.
RH= 65-50% for veg. Once I turn on main ventilation it drops to around 40% will do this for flower.
CO2 supplementation with 5lb tank- no meter to measure CO2 so have at roughly 2bps which I realize is not a measurable increment.
Roots organic soil, perlite, light coco fiber, marical grow organic potting soil (small amount, switched to roots) and a tiny bit of ground charcoal .
1 gal smart pots.
Ferts are RODI water or aquarium water (from planted aquaria no chems) Sometimes I also add brightwell aquatics remineralize to my rodi water to get a tds of ~130 (I do this for my aquaria)
PH I need to double check but usually between 6-7. Unsure of soil, probe I bought sucks. Need to get a new one any recommendations?
Roots buddha grow ~ half strength for now.
Roots ancient amber- only dosed once and no foliar spray
light cycle 18/6
Now they recent changes....
Monday I added a blackstar 240 instead of the haight ppf-800 I was using. - According to my par readings the blackstar puts out almost 5x the par of haight. I had the light ~ 14" from top of plants.
This is what leads me to believe possible light burn or some kind of chlorophyll purge similar to coral purging their zooxanthellae/ bleaching in reaction to significant light changes.
Other possible change is the other day I stopped adding ferts because I was concerned that I may of been adding them too early in development and switched to just RODI water in an effort to flush excess nutrients which very well could of led me to a dificiancy.
I personally am leaning toward maybe phosphorus or manganese based on my cheat sheet but its hard to tell at this stage.
Anyhow, here these are worth 1000 words. Discoloration is much more pronounced under the red LED lighting. Don't mind the tiny tear in the leaf, that was human error.
Stem pics for shits and giggles.
Feel free to ROFL at my horrible first attempt at Mainlining that ended in a broken off branch and stupid twist ties that wont hold the branch down like its supposed to be. I need to find where the hell my plant wire is. This is why I ran a couple bagseed ahead of my real crop so I can practice these different methods without killing my good bud.
Thoughts? Suggestions? Also... on the pic above, should I just lop off that side branch and mainline from the Y ?
Plants are ~ 14 days old and it's effecting both of them. Leaves where a lil curled last night but discoloration was not evident or I at least did not notice.
RH= 65-50% for veg. Once I turn on main ventilation it drops to around 40% will do this for flower.
CO2 supplementation with 5lb tank- no meter to measure CO2 so have at roughly 2bps which I realize is not a measurable increment.
Roots organic soil, perlite, light coco fiber, marical grow organic potting soil (small amount, switched to roots) and a tiny bit of ground charcoal .
1 gal smart pots.
Ferts are RODI water or aquarium water (from planted aquaria no chems) Sometimes I also add brightwell aquatics remineralize to my rodi water to get a tds of ~130 (I do this for my aquaria)
PH I need to double check but usually between 6-7. Unsure of soil, probe I bought sucks. Need to get a new one any recommendations?
Roots buddha grow ~ half strength for now.
Roots ancient amber- only dosed once and no foliar spray
light cycle 18/6
Now they recent changes....
Monday I added a blackstar 240 instead of the haight ppf-800 I was using. - According to my par readings the blackstar puts out almost 5x the par of haight. I had the light ~ 14" from top of plants.
This is what leads me to believe possible light burn or some kind of chlorophyll purge similar to coral purging their zooxanthellae/ bleaching in reaction to significant light changes.
Other possible change is the other day I stopped adding ferts because I was concerned that I may of been adding them too early in development and switched to just RODI water in an effort to flush excess nutrients which very well could of led me to a dificiancy.
I personally am leaning toward maybe phosphorus or manganese based on my cheat sheet but its hard to tell at this stage.
Anyhow, here these are worth 1000 words. Discoloration is much more pronounced under the red LED lighting. Don't mind the tiny tear in the leaf, that was human error.
Stem pics for shits and giggles.
Feel free to ROFL at my horrible first attempt at Mainlining that ended in a broken off branch and stupid twist ties that wont hold the branch down like its supposed to be. I need to find where the hell my plant wire is. This is why I ran a couple bagseed ahead of my real crop so I can practice these different methods without killing my good bud.
Thoughts? Suggestions? Also... on the pic above, should I just lop off that side branch and mainline from the Y ?
