Hi everyone first post on here its my second grow 5 weeks in
and having a little problem with my girls which i think is nute burn . Im growing in (feet 3x3x6)cupboard. Light set up is 300w duel spectrum cfl and 80watt at the wall full spectrum led i have cfl about 3inch from top of plants and led 18 inches, also have fresh air coming in though 4 inch fan and exhausting through 6inch carbon filter day temps 25 degrees and 45 humidity nights only a few degrees lower and humidity up to 50/55 im running lights on 22/2 off. Growing in canna terra pro mix witj some added perlite , I wait for my 3 gal fabric pots to be light maybe letting them go too dry before watering ph is 6.9 going in and 6.2 6.3 coming out im using bio bizz grow 1/4 strenght but stopped now as they have gone in to preflower. Just would like your opinions on this plz.Not a bad looking plant. Burnt tips usually right on with nute burn. Dark green and sone clawing leaves probably a little too high on nitrogen levels.
Thanks for taking a look i flushed two days ago was thinking over kill with the nutes ahah hopefully not done to much damage time will tell aye
Nah, she’ll buff out.
Thanks for the optimism they’ll be fine cant wait till harvesting time they all ready got my mouth watering
I use Canna terra pro @EnglishpotED , it does not need as much nutes as some other mediums so just drop the nutes accordingly and watch the plants improve, its just a balancing act really, if you dont have any add some aloe to the feed schedule it helps heaps, what you have is no biggy easy to manage especially with canna terra pro. Do a PPM going in and coming out as your feed will be different now for the flowering period.
Thanks for your input first grow with canna so its a learning curve ill have to give it a go on one of them see how it goes
The great thing about Canna is that you can use it from seedling to harvest easily. I didnt even use any nutes in the veg period, just went on how they where growing at the time, am using organic bloom nutes now in week 5 of flower.