Need help on this one!! ASAP!!!!!

Pkeh

Pkeh

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1 - clone 3 weeks in dwc
2 - indoor grow
4 - 600w HPS vented hood
5 - room temp 25-26c
5 - humidity 35-40%
6 - general organic neutrients
7 - fresh resovoir with current feeding schedual
Flora gro - 12.5ml per gallon
Flora micro - 7.5ml per gallon
Flora bloom - 2.5ml per gallon
8 - resovoir temps below 20
9 - PH between 5.2 / 6.5

no smell in res other then the smell of neuts and I smelt / got up close and personal with the roots and they don't smell either

Anyone have any ideas? Or is she healthy? I just don't understand the leaves that look like there being overwatered? And the fact there dark green which to me would be nitrogen toxicity but I don't know.. Any help would be appreciated Pics as followed
Do I have nothing to worry about and let her grow?image.jpegimage.jpeg image.jpeg
 
jafro daweedhound

jafro daweedhound

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Pkeh said:
1 - clone 3 weeks in dwc
2 - indoor grow
4 - 600w HPS vented hood
5 - room temp 25-26c
5 - humidity 35-40%
6 - general organic neutrients
7 - fresh resovoir with current feeding schedual
Flora gro - 12.5ml per gallon
Flora micro - 7.5ml per gallon
Flora bloom - 2.5ml per gallon
8 - resovoir temps below 20
9 - PH between 5.2 / 6.5

no smell in res other then the smell of neuts and I smelt / got up close and personal with the roots and they don't smell either

Anyone have any ideas? Or is she healthy? I just don't understand the leaves that look like there being overwatered? And the fact there dark green which to me would be nitrogen toxicity but I don't know.. Any help would be appreciated Pics as followed
Do I have nothing to worry about and let her grow?View attachment 3646147View attachment 3646148 View attachment 3646149
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I have used the GO with good success. I recognize what you have happening. Your ph is too low. I have found 6.2-6.5 is best. They say you don't need to adjust their ph on the feed charts but I do to keep the leaves from doing what yours are doing when they cup under.
Also G O has a product called the Grow Box you might want to check out - gives their full line of products in it
 
Pkeh

Pkeh

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jafro daweedhound said:
I have used the GO with good success. I recognize what you have happening. Your ph is too low. I have found 6.2-6.5 is best. They say you don't need to adjust their ph on the feed charts but I do to keep the leaves from doing what yours are doing when they cup under.
Also G O has a product called the Grow Box you might want to check out - gives their full line of products in it
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That's what I got! Haha so you think I should raise ph and see what happens I just started to train her / pulled her overimage.jpegshe just looks so sad and I don't know what's wrong :(
 
Pkeh

Pkeh

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jafro daweedhound said:
Looking good....
Things are on the right track.

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Hey bro do you think I should clean grown everywhere below the top node of each cola? Like the larger fan leaves ect I'll take another picture everything s turned up now but like the bigger fan leaves thing I should remove to allow growth tips to grow?
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PerfectGrower

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How close is your light?


600W is a lot of light for that little plant...especially if its close.



More light is not better when a plant is young. Give her some light space and time to grow. When she's big, keep it around 12" above your plant.
 
Pkeh

Pkeh

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PerfectGrower said:
How close is your light?


600W is a lot of light for that little plant...especially if its close.



More light is not better when a plant is young. Give her some light space and time to grow. When she's big, keep it around 12" above your plant.
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12" or 1 foot she's a clone so she's already a mature plant you think I should go to 2ft or higher? No signs or light burn and she's been at 10" for the past 3 weeks
 
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PerfectGrower

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Id back it away a bit and see. There is plenty of light for a clone at 2 feet from a 600W. More light is not better at this stage. You need the plant to be happy in her environment before turning on the lumens :)
 
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