New Grower cream of the crop 1000 watt 4x4 grow tent

[Noods]

What are your temps? Also when was the last time you watered, also what is your Relative Humidity?

Water every other day Temps 75 to 78 but the humidity is very low at 29 :/ but only 1 maybe 2 plants affected

Hey! The heat was my first thought too. As if they're looking crispy in the pics you posted on your previous post. And the low humidity... hmm. Just a quick guess from me though. Did you throw those pics up in the Live Help Thread? You'll get an answer or three real quick there. :thumbs:

 

[Dazed]

Hey buddy, I would start with the pH, you NEED to find out what you're working with in the medium. It looks like that could be the problem, to my eyes anyway, that or a touch of overwatering maybe. Everything looks green and happy, I'd go with pH.

 

[ecarvalho718]

I haven't feed them for 2 days just ph water at 7.0 to get it back to neutral now today I'm not sure what I should do I really need sum help guys I posted on the help thread no answers

 

[Happy Horticulturist]

I'm not sure what I should do I really need sum help guys I posted on the help thread no answers

What help do you need?

If you want help / advice, from what I can see it's already all been given. Try and work on lowering your temperature just a tad and increase your humidity. Also keep your pH at 5.8 like I said before "In coco the pH should be about 5.8 so I would flush with water that's pH adjusted down to 5.8" You said you were watering with 5.8 and your run off was 6.2 so in that case water with 5.5 or 5.6 until your run off is more like 5.9 or 6.0.

Beyond that your plants look pretty decent and I think you're stressing yourself out unduly. Things are going pretty well! Relax!

 

[Happy Horticulturist]

I haven't feed them for 2 days just ph water at 7.0 to get it back to neutral now today I'm not sure what I should do I really need sum help guys I posted on the help thread no answers

Not sure why you are trying to get coco back to neutral when coco works best slightly acidic. 5.5 - 6.2 is the ideal range for coco.

If you pour 5.8 through it, ideally you want your runoff pH to be 5.8 or pretty darn close.

 

[Eekman]

Looks Like Happy Horticulturist has given some sound advice to ya. Have you tried that method?



Eek

 

[Waira]

ecarv'- Staff has answered this issue about leaf curling already at the LHT earlier,...and again, I still see no signs of tissue damage from pH or nute's issues, this just happens on some plants... Also, I previously mentioned that you can't use Botanicare's feed schedule for auto's because of their shorter life cycle, that schedule is for photo' plants only....please review what we've advised you to do,...

 

[ecarvalho718]

Hey guys quick update here's a few pic of 2 plants ahead of the others there about 2 weeks into transition to flower the other 4 popcorn flowers starting to come out not as much as these 2 plants already tho is that normal they r all being treated the same just 2 outta 6 seem to be flowering alot faster thanks guys and waira u or ur buddy's haven't helped with that plant alot of peeps seem to act like they no everything and are top growers but can't even break down a formula for the no bs with the botanicare kind line or real help along the way hopefully I get sum good yield and bud outta this as I'm on my own as my buddy who was teaching me passed away and no1 on here wants to truly help

 

[faded187]

look good to me.

 

[ecarvalho718]

Here's a pic of all of them the front middle and front right is the 2 ahead of the rest all planted at same time and feed the same