First time growing that I’m actually paying attention to soil type, pH, nutrient, etc…got these as seedlings from my dad who got the seeds from a former commercial grower. I have no idea what the strains are. I just transplanted them into 10 gal fabric pots 3 days ago with FFHF. I had been watering with tap water until I got a pH test kit and found my water was over 8. So I bought distilled water and used 2ml of pH down to a gallon and that put my pH below 6. I dont have a digital meter yet. I live in sunny CA so they get full sun for 10 hours a day. The Indica plant seems to be doing well but what’s wrong with my other 2 girls? Any advice…
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Use rain water it’s free and p.h. perfect tap water has to sit for 24 hours to let chlorine dissipate and the fluoride in it stays forever not good for plants
Rain water in SoCal? You’re funny lol.
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Yeah I dont get a lot of rain here. You think my water is the reason for such a scrawny growth?