New Grower Leaves Curling weirdly
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Low-Stress-Training=LST...it is perfect for out of control auto flowers.......
Grey Bear
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Just like other pruning or other control methods, some strains do well with it, some don't.
I have found in general, they will all handle a bit of training, like spreading out the branches a bit, tying them in place, and so on.
Harder lst, like tying them down horizontally or significantly reducing the height of all the branches can be hit & miss.
The only way you will really know if it is worth it is to do one without LST and one with it.
I have found in general, they will all handle a bit of training, like spreading out the branches a bit, tying them in place, and so on.
Harder lst, like tying them down horizontally or significantly reducing the height of all the branches can be hit & miss.
The only way you will really know if it is worth it is to do one without LST and one with it.
Ok thanks there is a 70 watt hps,first one I have ever seen.
I had that same curled "razor" edge leaf issue with my NLxBB when she was as young as yours. I believe it was due to the hot soil I was using plus slight heat stress. Also think there was a bit to much water retained due to the young age of the plant not drinking fast enough causing a little added stress. I felt it was best to just let her get used to it and boy she loves it now 
Good luck
PS: to elaborate on the hot soil..You can check my current grow log and see the exact mix. I made a 3x3 seed starter plug in the center of the pot to pant the seed so she would sprout in her final bucket without nutes and then grow outward into the hot soil. As the roots grow into the hot soil they get a little shocked at first. She cleared up in a few days and resumed growth.
Good luckPS: to elaborate on the hot soil..You can check my current grow log and see the exact mix. I made a 3x3 seed starter plug in the center of the pot to pant the seed so she would sprout in her final bucket without nutes and then grow outward into the hot soil. As the roots grow into the hot soil they get a little shocked at first. She cleared up in a few days and resumed growth.
Thank you for the good observation. Well I'm at day 28 and she looks better now, I got some issues with the ph, but I'm doing it right now ^^ I also started to lst her and I think she's now starting to flower ^^
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It was pointed out that my soil may have low ph as my 7.0 runoff was around 6.2 before flush. I'm using test strips so it's hard to get a precise reading. The dry soil ph kit said it was around 6.5. The key here is that I started off in some crappy moisture control Miracle Grow soil which has tons of slow release ferts that are now becoming an issue to deal with. They are driving down the ph with every watering when ferts are released. I'm adding lime as recommended and foliar feeding with Epsom. Will report my results.
hit er with some more nitrogen now before she flowers.her leaves should be dark green.not bluish but forest green
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hit er with some more nitrogen now before she flowers.her leaves should be dark green.not bluish but forest green
What product would you recommend to get that nitrogen?
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