Not sure if this is the right spot to post this, new here. But I have an auto that’s about 6 weeks out still, and has started yellowing on the larger leaves. Main concern is that it seems to be spreading to upper, and smaller leaves. And, I have a hard time figuring out from the symptom checker which issue it is:
You might still be too new to start a topic. I recommend reading other topics, commenting and asking questions and giving out some likes.
You should be able to start a new topic soon.
um, ok, but you have already started a new topic about the problems you were having with the mites. I don’t know why you couldn’t start a new topic now?
So just post your new problem on that topic instead of this persons thread @Farmtown
PH of runoff or solution in reservoir? Just run off at bottom of pots. Because the pots are big i don’t usually water so much that it does run off that much.
What is strength of nutrient mix? Not sure how to answer this?
Indoor or Outdoor = Indoor
Light system, size? Mars 300 watt Led Grow light Full Spectrum
Temps; Day temp average 14C Night temp Average = 5C
Humidity; 69%
Ventilation system; Sitting in a huge shed with natural ventilation. 7m x 7m
AC, Humidifier, De-humidifier, None
Co2; Yes, No
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This will help us tell you what is going on.
@Anubis welcome to ILGM Thanks for answering the Support ticket questions, but we need some more info
Sorry, I am not familiar with this product. Please take a picture of the ingredients on the bag or list them please.
What size pots are they in?
What is the pH of your water? MJ plants in pot need their pH to be within a specific range with 6.5 being the sweet spot for soil and 5.8 for soil less mediums.
You need a pH Meter, ph up and down and calibration fluid
Here are some links for reference, so you know what I am talking about
Thanks so much for your help. I’m attaching 2 photos. 1 is of the potting mix I’m using and the other is of the pot size, the lighter hopefully will give the aspect ratio.
I’m going to a hydro shop tomorrow to pick up some PH tools to test the water/soil etc. I will post the results as soon as I have them.
Hopefully I can rectify this before its too late.
Is there anything else you need from me?
Oh and the light is about 8 inches above the plants.
Is there more than 1 topic that you are using @Anubis?
As I’ve stated in the other thread 8in is way too low for the 300w Mars hydro light .
If it is left at that hight it will street yang girl maybe even kill her,and in flower ,it will definitely bleach buds at that height
Now with Hid lighting you can judge by the back of the hand method, however with led they do not put off the heat of hid but intensity of FOCUSED light is what you have to be careful of!
I have 3 of the same lights.
I started at 32in for seedlings, then 28,until mid veg,dropped the 2nd and tweaked down.
Just installed 3rd last week, flipping to 12-12 this weekend
:edit , every time I added light I raised them a few inches so as not to stress her.
Hope this helps! @Anubis
Oh and can you turn the potting soil bag around so we can see the nutritional analysis? It will help @bob31 out
I hope you have holsin in the bottom of that pot you showing. This is recommended for Mars 300 and in general for led panel lights. But you don’t have any problem whit light burn…
I found it on the Bunnings website. Here is what they have listed:
This premium organic potting mix is boosted with organic fertiliser and is perfect for growing vegetables, herbs, fruit and salad greens organically.
It is perfect for pots, raised garden beds or adding organic matter to veggie patches. NASAA certified.
Contains superior composted pine bark
Contains premium blood and bone fertiliser
Contains organic carbon to promote microbiological activity
Certified by NASAA-National Association of Sustainable Agriculture Australia
This “appears” to be a soil less mix of mediums, so the ph of your water would be 5.8
It also contains fertilizer which makes it a little hot for sprouting.
Move that light up as suggested, that is way too close!
@Anubis do you have any questions? If you are having problems with the ph meter and ph up and down the test kits and ph adjusters can be purchased as a pet store. Not the most accurate but better than doing nothing
Thankyou for the replies. I hope I’m tagging correctly. I just dragged the names down into the reply? Please forgive me if this is incorrect.
So I went out an got a soil tester and a water PH kit, some up and down as well.
My soil says its about 7.0 and the water was about 7 (Tap Water) as well. So i added some PH down and got it to about 5.5. I then watered again.
I have also raised the light about 12 inches so its sitting at about 20 inches.
Now this is just water with no nutrient additive. Once I get the PH at the right level is it then that I can add some nutrient additive?
@Anubis You tag us the same way I tagged you by putting the @ in front of the username.
You water with water at the correct pH. You will need to check the bag of soil and see if it says how long the fertilizers last? In some cases the fertilizer is enough for the whole grow.
When you water your plants water them slowly until you get water runoff. This will ensure that the get enough water. You don’t water again till the pot is dry again. You can left the pots dry and wet so you can tell the difference or use your index finger down to the first knuckle to be sure it is dry down that deep (as a general guide)
How old are your plants from sprout and what size pot are they in right now?