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Im having some trouble with another one of my plants, been told it was a nutrient issue and it slowly seems to be getting better. Ive been using biothrive 224 every ither watering. Phd water between 6.2 and 6.5. I planted the seed in a 5 gallon fabric pot but ran out of soil so its filled less than halfway. Should i repot? If so can i do it into the same size fabric pot? Im trying to save some money as ive already spent a lot and my grows arent going so great lol… the roots dont seem to be all growing to the sides of the pot, so would it be safe to transplant into another 5 gallon?
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Sure fill a pot half way with soil. Then take out of pot it’s in and set on top. Fill rest of way with soil. Then feed it something. Looks hungry and thirsty. If I dare may say neglected. Pour nute water with cal mag till run off clean that up. In an half hour do it again. Same thing need to get that soil wet. Then wait for it to dry and do it again.
All you need is seaweed extract and ph water mixed are molasses 15ml to a gallon and just water the plant until it gets back healthy . It wont happen in 3 days , maybe 3 more weeks , but thats why i preach less is best and always check your dirt before you feeding with a slurry test to get ph right and find ppm range in case you need to add or just water them .
Man almost appears to be sunburn. Ut not lol. Seriously I would mix up like 3 gallons of water with calmag PhD good and soak the pot top to bottom left to right make sure every it of should is soaked and wet. Leave the runoff drip in a tub or something for now. Let a good amount run out of pot then get a small bowl and collect some of the water and see what the numbers are then. It seems like a sunburn. Ut not. Day be a pH issue after u soak it down and get numbers we can all work on it from there but I’d start with a good PhD calmag water at 5ml per gallon and soak it down.
It also looks like you’re outside of a good VPD range. You need to get your temp up about 10-15 degrees, or lower the RH that amount if that’s not possible.
At your levels the plant is taking in too much moisture through its leaves and not enough through the roots where the nutrients are. At your temp the plant also isn’t going to grow very fast.
IMO if your don’t correct your environmental issues you’ll never get the nutes sorted.
The humidity and temp gage is hanging on the side of the pot. If you look at the history it is all over the place. Should be on the wall for more accuracy. The statement still stands though environment needs to be more stable according to that.