Northern Lights closet grow - CFLs!

Yeah no shit. Almost makes you want to stick them in a 5gal so you never have to transplant again, huh? lol.

yea. if only i had the room! then they would all be in 8" pots at least

Ah! okay so my plants haven't really grown at all for a week because of transplanting and overwatering several days before. so are all these horrible things happening to my plant just side effects or does it mean something else is wrong? i just watered before i took the pics with some big bloom. they haven't been watered since tuesday i believe. ANY advice would be great. thanks guys. sorry there haven't been updates. i was waiting to see if things would improve.

Dude.. Your plants are looking really bad.

I dont know if over-nuting or what...

We need to get that shit fixed asap!!!! go to PLANT PROBLEMS or whatever on the forum and post that shit!!!!

that yellowing looks bad!! and the curling???

Have you flushed??? Flush that shit.. id lay off nutes bro.. until you find out the problem!

ask people in the plant problems section!

I found this chart too... It's either MG or Over fertalizing i think

Marijuana Health Problems - Yellowing of leaves - Leave tips burn

well i have only added big bloom, and thats the nute they say won't burn plants.. but maybe i will just flush it next watering. ill post something in plant problems soon then

hey, so i got a ph test kit.

bad news.

7.6, and that is the test kit's MAX. so it could potentially be higher. however i tested water from the sink i just got so after it sits for 2 days may it go down?

in the meantime i can probably say thats my biggest problem?

I dont think PH goes down from sitting. I think just other things like chlorine or something evaporate out.

I'd get some pH down for sure brother!

or vinegar, or baking soda ( not sure which one is down and which one is up ) ... baked lol

Vinegar = DOWN!

you guys are cool thanks. any idea how much or any links or dosages? because i read something with the vineger making it go down somewhere but i dont want to overdo that too.

just add a little and test it to see how much say 1 cup makes it go down, then you can figure it out

shall do : )

Id think a CUP would be overdoing it. I'd start much less than that. I am unsure how much. Google probably knows.

No I know, I meant a cup in like a gallon of water, I just don't know why I was thinking you'd have that much at a time... baked? lol

hey guys, so my plants have survived the overwatering problem, they look very perky today compared to the last week. now i just have to make sure the water has a lower ph for now on. so since they are looking a little yellow im just going to stop nutes for a couple of weeks, then start them back on nutes slowly before i flower them

I wouldn't suggest regular watering.. cuz I honestly never know when my plant is dry.. the inch rule, i don't know if its just as wet for the roots... so i just regularly flush every 5-8 days.. and that's followed by droopy plants..and they're back up the very next day... so yeah.
Anyways, did you decide on your lighting?.. goodluck with the grow

Scroogeness said:

hey guys, so my plants have survived the overwatering problem, they look very perky today compared to the last week. now i just have to make sure the water has a lower ph for now on. so since they are looking a little yellow im just going to stop nutes for a couple of weeks, then start them back on nutes slowly before i flower them
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Goog job. Looks like your getting back on track.

Yeah, looking good Scrooge.. I hope that yellow dissipates and you get some lush greens soon!!

indeed. i want that yellow to go away. whats the earliest any of you guys use a nute like grow big since its for veg. i dont want to right now obviously.. but who thinks there is a certain time to use it?

Not sure I'm following.. You mean from birth? I think it's week 2 that you use it?

For you, i would wait until a week AFTER they become green again

Foxfarm's guide: http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/soilfeed.pdf