Indoor Northern Lights Autofem (Nirvana) - Grow Journal
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Just droppin by to kindly give u some advice, GET THAT 250 ON ASAP mate it won't be causing light stress I start mine on 400w mh 18" 22" away from them and they are doing great
day 22
she is still growing like mad - fed her 3 days ago on .5 ml/l grow 2ml/l root juice and 2ml/l bio heaven.
since the weather is slightly warmer (5-12c) I switched the extract fan on; temps are holding steady at 22c.
I must say she does not look 100% healthy to me (slight drooping) - if it was not for the decent growth (and the pics were took under grow lights) I would be worried.
she is still growing like mad - fed her 3 days ago on .5 ml/l grow 2ml/l root juice and 2ml/l bio heaven.
since the weather is slightly warmer (5-12c) I switched the extract fan on; temps are holding steady at 22c.
I must say she does not look 100% healthy to me (slight drooping) - if it was not for the decent growth (and the pics were took under grow lights) I would be worried.
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following. looks good so far!
day 23
still not 100% happy with how she looks - am sure she is trying to tell me something is slightly wrong (not much tho given how she is growing).
before I create a post in the infirmary, could someone have a look at the pics and give me an opinion?
to me, she is drooping very slightly, but curling up at the sides slightly, pics are now in natural light.
I used a moisture probe to check the water level of the pot and it came out as damp (not wet), the temps are also hovering between 20-22c.
still not 100% happy with how she looks - am sure she is trying to tell me something is slightly wrong (not much tho given how she is growing).
before I create a post in the infirmary, could someone have a look at the pics and give me an opinion?
to me, she is drooping very slightly, but curling up at the sides slightly, pics are now in natural light.
I used a moisture probe to check the water level of the pot and it came out as damp (not wet), the temps are also hovering between 20-22c.
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hi all, I appreciate nobody has responded to my last post, but there may be people who are interested in my findings, so here goes...
the plant started to get worse - two of the fan leaves shriveling up and discolored and the rest drooping a lot. So I have treated it as over watering.
Yesterday, I hooked up all remaining PC fans (2 and they are not very powerful and do not even ruffle the leaves) and turned the thermostat up to bring the tube heaters on at 24c. This was an attempt to up the ambient temp and reduce the humidity to allow the plant to dissipate water more easily.
I am ashamed to say she is looking 100% more healthy today, but kind of impressed I managed to over water in an air pot.
Cant get any pics due to stealth reasons at the minute - but will try asap within the next few days.
the plant started to get worse - two of the fan leaves shriveling up and discolored and the rest drooping a lot. So I have treated it as over watering.
Yesterday, I hooked up all remaining PC fans (2 and they are not very powerful and do not even ruffle the leaves) and turned the thermostat up to bring the tube heaters on at 24c. This was an attempt to up the ambient temp and reduce the humidity to allow the plant to dissipate water more easily.
I am ashamed to say she is looking 100% more healthy today, but kind of impressed I managed to over water in an air pot.
Cant get any pics due to stealth reasons at the minute - but will try asap within the next few days.
I agree with squid. They looked good in the pics you posted. New growth appeared vibrant green (just a small yellow tip on the new growth in the left pic that i could see...nothing major). Like you said you may have just let em get a lil too damp. But you know that now lol. I wouldn't worry about it and just adjust your watering accordingly for a while until they get a lil bigger and start drinking more and see if that helps with your issue. If it gets worse or doesn't resolve itself then new pics may be needed. Let your soil dry up some between waterings as the roots need the O2 and it will help you avoid mold/mildew issues down the road. :thumbs:
thanks guys - really appreciate the feedback.
when I finally get pics (mother in law staying at the minute :/ so could only snatch a quick look) you will see what I mean about the leaves; luckily I did catch it in time and as you say will adjust my watering schedule appropriately.
when I finally get pics (mother in law staying at the minute :/ so could only snatch a quick look) you will see what I mean about the leaves; luckily I did catch it in time and as you say will adjust my watering schedule appropriately.
