what is this bullshit

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hearmeRooR420

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• Jul 18, 2009

• #1

i got some clones they r a week and half old... i put rainbox grow in with the soil and transplanted them 2 weeks ago. MH400 watt. and there is one that is growing but its not very lush green it doesnt look healthy the others arent as tall but are growing. The tips are yellow and there is a few spots kinds yellow/brown small on like one leave and another leave on the same plant has one spot. No other plants have the spots. BUt i feel like growth is stunted or something. IDk what do ppl think? Its my first grow btw

 

smokecabbage420

Well-Known Member

• Jul 18, 2009

• #2

im guessing nute burn if here only a week old u shouldnt be giving them anything but distilled water....pics would help

 

superdave5

Active Member

• Jul 18, 2009

• #3

You have to remember that if they were cloned and put under flourecents, then when you switch them straight to MH they will stunt growth a bit. Your going to HID lighting from floro's so yes this is natural. Put a cup over the plant and mist with water a bit. Leave the cup over it about 6-8 hours a day and when the plant has strengthened remove it and keep on keepin on. As far as the discoloring yes its prob a nute or pH problem.

 

dscb

Member

• Jul 18, 2009

• #4

I say pH. I thought that is what caused brwn spots

 

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hearmeRooR420

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• Jul 18, 2009

• #5

damn i saw a fly thing.... fuck

 

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hearmeRooR420

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• Jul 18, 2009

• #6

its a fungus gnat they live in the soil why wud these appear i havent been over watering... is the soil not leeching? hm damn

 

peteman990

Active Member

• Jul 18, 2009

• #7

hearmeRooR420 said:

its a fungus gnat they live in the soil why wud these appear i havent been over watering... is the soil not leeching? hm damn

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What kind of soil did you use? I have heard numerous times that if you don't get high quality soil, many times they come with fungus gnats already in them. I think the FoxFarms soil is a good one to use, but am not sure.

 

Mysticlown150

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• Jul 18, 2009

• #8

peteman990 said:

What kind of soil did you use? I have heard numerous times that if you don't get high quality soil, many times they come with fungus gnats already in them. I think the FoxFarms soil is a good one to use, but am not sure.

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I have fox farm and never seen a bug in any of my bugs. In scotts soil though woaaah there were so many bugs lol. Cheaper soil is never the way to go.

 

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hearmeRooR420

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• Jul 18, 2009

• #9

black gold omri certified

 

peteman990

Active Member

• Jul 18, 2009

• #10

hearmeRooR420 said:

black gold omri certified

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Never heard of it, but if fungus gnats is the issue and you think it's the soil, very well could be if it's cheap. I would try a better quality bag of soil, like the above poster said FoxFarms has worked for them and I have heard only good things bout it.

 

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hearmeRooR420

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• Jul 18, 2009

• #11

its good quality organic soil... look it up...igot it at the local hydro store... its omri certified rich in micronutrients