They’re 20 days old since sprout. I was planning on doing my first feed in another week or so. What point should i feed them, ppm/ec wise i mean. I have gia green 2-8-4 and jobes organics 4-4-4. Anything else i should buy for feeding? Ive seen alot referenced on calmag and jacks 321
The droopy one perked up for a couple days but is looking a little rougher this morning, hopefully from starting LST and its almost lights out time, i have another one looking more droopy now, but again it was just watered, started LST and almost lights out, overall i think they are doing OK
1st pic is droopy from yesterday. 2nd and 3rd are droopy today, 4th all plants from yesterday. (Little one was started 8 days later) the aquarium tubing is just decoration for now, my brother and i disagree on co2 so we will be experimenting in the future… maybe lol
@ChittyChittyBangin any thoughts would be appreciated
Looks dry. How much water and how often ?
Is the bag light when you pick it up?
At this point I think it needs a full watering until it comes out the bottom and then let her dry out again.
Overwatering is not too much water at one time…Its too wet soil for several days in a row.
I flushed her 4 days ago, pot still feels heavy, 2 knuckles deep feels slightly damp. Had been giving water about every 2 or 3 days, about a cup or 2, now watering to runoff. Runoff ph was high at 7.4 so finally got thebrunoff down to 6.7 but had to put alot of water through her to get there, wouldve tried to get ph lower but didnt want to put more water through.
Sometimes they droop.
If its not too warm then they are probably fine.
Pretty steady at 75°, rh 58
23 days and started flower by what little i know, the droopy one is looking better but its bud sites? Have a brownish tint that the others dont, almost looks like when more mature plants start to change colors, poor girls had a rough go tho, so probably stress related i dunno. Added another grow light for a more even canopy light distribution. Watered droopy and gave a very light feed of worm castings, 444 and 284 because ppm was running about 1/3 less than the others
Seem to be progressing well. Noticed a couple yellow spots on 2 of my plants but doesnt seem to be anything to worry about, probably just splashed some water on them or hit the sticky paper again, have caught about 6 fungus gnats in the past 3ish weeks. Ive tried not defoliating but had to now since a couple of these a very compact bushes, moved lights up a bit higher that seems to be helping stretch them, did more LST but with the compact bushes its hard to bend these ladies over. All in all theyre looking good to me😁
Im a noob here myself, your ph seems high tho, but definitely submit a support ticket and im sure the pros here will be able to help you far more than i can 
Plants seem to be doing well at 28 days(19 days for the small one) watered the ones feeling light. Did notice some yellowing on the bud site leafs of my taller one, looks fairly normal comparing to others ive seen on here, ppm on her was running low at 690, so gave her a small amount of 444 and 284 about 2tbsp each for the 7 gallon pot, and threw on about 1 cup of worm castings. If anyone is reading feel free to comment if i messed up somewhere. Appreciate the help you all have given😁
Honestly my PH has been between 7-8 the entire grow period. But how do I submit a support ticket? I was trying to figure that out last night but had no luck.
Thanks!
Alright i have some yellowing happening in spots, and one plant just seems too be less green than the others, also have some redness along the veins of the leafs. Theyre are right around 5 weeks, 2 weeks into flower. I fed like 1/10th the amount recommended of 444 and 284 lol, ppms are were at 700 and 900 before i fed. The others are around 1300ppm. Organic soil, running 600w lights at about 70% right now dli at 45ish. Nutes given were giai green and jobes organics and worm casting. They were watered yesterday after pots were light had been about 5 days since last water, watered to runoff… cant think of anything else lol any insight would be appreciated @Spiney_norman @dirtydave @ChittyChittyBangin @Autos-only
If they are flowering they are eating more… The worm castings should take care of the nitrogen.
Nothing too concerning popping out at ya then?