What problem is this?

Hi everyone. I’m rocking a new set up and I transplanted some nice clones the other day but a few of them seem to be suffering a bit. I’m not sure if it’s heat and/or light stress, a little bit of nutrient burn from the new home, maybe low humidity stress with low ambient temp and high direct heat and light...fuck I dunno, there have been a lot of big swings in range..any help would be greatly appreciated.

Running 2 1000w MH @110% - 5 feet from canopy
Leaf temp 67f was 80f the other day
Ambient temp of 67f-74f
Humidity sitting in the 20% range, real low
Growing in sunshine mix soil

Using the full images in the post kills off some of us with slow connects. Takes like 5 minutes to load lol.

Renfro said:

Using the full images in the post kills off some of us with slow connects. Takes like 5 minutes to load lol.

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Oh damn, thanks for the heads up mate! I will keep that in mind for future...should I repost with thumbnails?

Coco or mix?

Jypsy Dog said:

Coco or mix?

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Mix

Jypsy Dog said:

Coco or mix?

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Sunshine soil mix

6_blade_leaf said:

Sunshine soil mix

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Go back and put it in the intro... Good Luck!

Jypsy Dog said:

Go back and put it in the intro... Good Luck!

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Good call, thanks brew

Whats the feed?

Renfro said:

Whats the feed?

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So far just RO water

Sunshine mix doesn't provide any nutrient value to speak of so you have to feed with some sort of nutrients. I find the ideal pH is 6.5 - 6.8 for me. Testing the pH of your soil would likely reveal that it's high. When I used sunshine they changed peat moss suppliers and the pH went way up, stopped using it.

Start feeding them a good veg feed with calmag (RO) at 2.0 EC and pH of 6.5 - 6.8 and they should respond well unless the pH of the sunshine is way off.

Renfro said:

Using the full images in the post kills off some of us with slow connects. Takes like 5 minutes to load lol.

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Thanks I didn't realise that either. Been doing it a lot too. Will stop now. I'll probably only post full pics if it's just 1 or 2.

It took me about 5 minutes to load this thread lol. It really helps me if all the high resolution images are thumbed and I can pick the one or two I wanna wait for.

Renfro said:

Sunshine mix doesn't provide any nutrient value to speak of so you have to feed with some sort of nutrients. I find the ideal pH is 6.5 - 6.8 for me. Testing the pH of your soil would likely reveal that it's high. When I used sunshine they changed peat moss suppliers and the pH went way up, stopped using it.

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Renfro said:

Start feeding them a good veg feed with calmag (RO) at 2.0 EC and pH of 6.5 - 6.8 and they should respond well unless the pH of the sunshine is way off.

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Damn I chose the sunshine mix because I thought it would be sufficient to supply nutes while the delicate roots get settled. I popped some orange chemo in the mix and just watered for a couple weeks and they went better than fine, but these clones are looking sad, so I was confused. I’ll try a light nutrient mix and some power thrive and see how they look

I take my clones straight to 1000 PPM.

Renfro said:

I take my clones straight to 1000 PPM.

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This works like a charm!... IF your PH is in range.

Renfro said:

I take my clones straight to 1000 PPM.

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In coco I’m assuming?

Those are definitely starving, also I’d wet more of the soil when you feed too. Also not sure why you’d be running the lights at such a high intensity right now? I’d be running them at 400w with the light way closer to the plants.

Were these clones taken off a flowering plant? Pic # 6 looks like it has amber pistils on it. Aside from them not having any feed, this may be playing a role in them getting going. Or my eyes and glasses just suck...it's possible.