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ericcccmurphyy

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Ok so the order goes as followed… first pic sprouted 2/9/24, second & third pic sprouted 2/13/24, and the last guy 2/14/24… so we will just call them 1,2,3 & 4. Soil for all plants is 1/2 ocean forest, 1/2 happy frog, and strawberry fields about a quarter of the pot at the bottom..

Plant 3 looks so odd to me, very dark leaves which I’m assuming is some kind of excess or lack of nutrients.. not only that but the plant just seems to be growing inwards if that makes sense? Just not getting as lush as the rest of the plants..I have been trying to kind of low stress train it with my fingers but nothing is working really. Should I just get rid of it, so it’s not competing with the others?

also last question.. everyone says not to feed right away with fox farm soil… it’s week 4 for plant 1 and like week 3 for the rest. I APPRECIATE ANY AND ALL HELP ✌
 

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Red Hard Head

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Well all 4 are showing nutrient deficiency. Mostly phosphorus. Feed and water them well and as needed, you should be fine.
 
deej2

deej2

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How often are you watering? Your soil looks very dry to me. In one pic it looks like it’s pulling away from the bag. Could just be a shadow.
 
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ericcccmurphyy

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Budzbuddha said:
Tell us more about this grow.

Strain
Lighting
Temps / RH
Water
PH
Etc.
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Bag seeds lol, 18-6 lighting LED about 22 inches away, as for water I just got a new ph pen so the first few watering may have been off but I just shot for 6.5? Room temp is usually between 74-80° lights on depending on the day outside, lights off like 67-72°
 
coreywebster

coreywebster

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ericcccmurphyy said:
Also no about the pots. Went from solo cups to that current size because I didn’t have money to buy several sizes of fabric pots
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It's got nothing to do with your issue, but get some mid size plastic pots and drill 4mm holes in an inch grid around the bottom 3rd of the pot.

Works great for getting the root mass going rather than using multiple stages of cloth pots, which do tend to stress plants a bit when your potting up.

Temps could do with keeping around 80f lights on btw
 
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