panhead
Well-Known Member
Things are looking bettershe's starting to bush out more from what i see,when do you think you should water her again,remember to check how dry the soil is,if she feels dry & you feel like you need to water her then lets give her the 1st feeding as well.
Mix the sensi grow very well with water that is grow room temp,mix a 3/4 teaspoon of the sensi grow with one gallon of water,this should give you a 300 parts per million mixture which is very weak,you want to start out fertilizing very weak & work your way up to full strength very slowly so 300 ppm is very safe to start with.
Make sure you shake or stir the fertilizer water very thouroughly & for a few minutes,this will ensure a high oxygen content in the water,when you water be sure not to spill any onm the leaves,then soak the soil until water runs freely from the bottom of the pot.
As for the fans i leave fans blowing on my plants 24/7,even at night,unless your grow area is air tight i doubt there is a suffocation problem going on,i think you got off to a rough start from the issues we allready covered & that you've corrected,it takes a few weeks to heal all the damage & get growth back on track after a plant becomes distressed.
When its lights out for the plant try 7 keep the temp in the low 70 degree mark,if you can set the temp at 72 degrees to 74 degrees it'll be perfect,keep the fan blowing on the plants gently as well.
Mix the sensi grow very well with water that is grow room temp,mix a 3/4 teaspoon of the sensi grow with one gallon of water,this should give you a 300 parts per million mixture which is very weak,you want to start out fertilizing very weak & work your way up to full strength very slowly so 300 ppm is very safe to start with.
Make sure you shake or stir the fertilizer water very thouroughly & for a few minutes,this will ensure a high oxygen content in the water,when you water be sure not to spill any onm the leaves,then soak the soil until water runs freely from the bottom of the pot.
As for the fans i leave fans blowing on my plants 24/7,even at night,unless your grow area is air tight i doubt there is a suffocation problem going on,i think you got off to a rough start from the issues we allready covered & that you've corrected,it takes a few weeks to heal all the damage & get growth back on track after a plant becomes distressed.
When its lights out for the plant try 7 keep the temp in the low 70 degree mark,if you can set the temp at 72 degrees to 74 degrees it'll be perfect,keep the fan blowing on the plants gently as well.