runoff:
No? Poked holes in today and build a stand to lift them up a bit
PPM/TDS or EC of nutrient solution:
No
Indoor Grow Tent
Secred Jardin Darkroom 5x3
Light system:
340w samsung led panel dimmed to 65% power
Temps;
Day 80F
Night 77F
Humidity;
Day 49%
Night 40%
Ventilation system;
Yes, 2 small monkeys on mode I and an exhaust with carbon filter
AC, Humidifier, De-humidifier:
No, but about to buy one where i can set the humiditiy at certan percentage
Co2;
Yes a Bag
Week 3 since clone in rockwool.
Transplanted them with rockwool into my softpots.
Overwater them heavily in first week i got
Week 2: 2l solution, 3 days later 3l solution and Lst
Week 3: 2.5l phed water, 4 days later 4l solution and Lst
Week 4: 2l solution , Today 3 days later Lst
The lower leaves are turning yellow with brown edges and seem whilting.
Photos:
Bird (Left Back Blue Berry Haze , Left Front Lemon Zkittles, Middle Back Cookies and Cream, Middle Front Cookies and Cream, Right Back Wedding Cake, Right Front Wedding Cake)
They are starving. They need nitrogen soon. Your PH is off for coco: it should be down in the 5.8 range. If you are not using calibrated digital PH meter; get one as you can’t do a good job in media without it. You need a TDS meter too to measure the ppm’s of your nutrient solution. Likely you have some PH related lockouts that are showing up too.
Thanks for the reply.
Which amount of water per plant would you recommend for my 5 gallon pots, 1 gallon? So basically it would be best to double up on the nutritions, right?
Never used the biobizz line but I would guess you are at 300 ppm or something. You need to be at 600 to 800 ppm and the only way to do that is with a meter. PH is important as certain nutrients are more or less soluble at different PH. Cannabis in coco or hydro is typically 5.3 to 5.8. Remember that every .1 increment is 10X the previous. For example: 6.0 is ten times more acidic than 6.1.
I would also discontinue the CO2: those bags simply don’t do any good. You have to be in a sealed system with a certain partial pressure of CO2 in conjunction with very high intensity lighting.
First welcome to the community I also agree plants look a little hungry. A good pH meter is the best troubleshooting tool you can have . Once you get your runoff an check Ph make adjustments accordingly.
So i have watered now each plant 1,7 gallon solution with doubled nutritions phed to 5,7 and got on each plant a little runoff of 5,8. Im gonna post an update here in a few days.
Got the milwaukee ph55 with some calibration solution.
Yeah the C02 thing is not typically done until veg is well on it’s way, it requires very intense LED lighting for the plant to use the C02. Also keep in mind C02 and humans is not healthy, so if you plan on saturating a grow room in C02 remember that it displaces oxygen and you can become I’ll.
