Guys I’m growing a fast buds Girl Scout cookies. Under a 300w LED. Using full bio buzz nutes. In a 10litre air pot with all mix. Feeding every 3/4 days. Just started week 4 and she seems to be drooping. And defo have some yellowing on the tips and edges of the leaves. Also seems like the stems are a reddish colour. Any help would be massively appreciated. Don’t want my first girl to die on me.
PLEASE HELP MY GIRL IS SICK
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I'm no pro M8 but that wee plant looks fine to me other than it could do with a good drink.. just my opinion. What's your temps and humidity like?? Feeding every 3/4 days in a 10l airport just doesn't sound like enough to me. I don't see much yellowing tips but that's usually just a sign that she's getting a tad too much nutes so maybe hold steady at whatever ratios you are at now for a week or so.. red stems in my experience are completely normal!! Happens regularly.. maybe a strain thing but nothing to worry about as far as I've read and experienced.
R u using any calmag??
Temp sits at 27ish during lights on and about 23 when off. Humidity is usually around 40%. It’s the drooping that’s bothering me a lot, leaves are hanging down instead of up. It’s hard to see the yellow/brown under the led but the first picture under normal light has a bit of the yellowing round the edge of the whole leaf
Literally just bought some. Calnesium? From a local grow shop. Problem is I just fed yesterday so soil is still showing as wet on the moisture meter. Done a little foliage spray with it today
I’m defo scared of over watering too. Then not sure if it’s under watering but I’m trying to wait until the soil dries out before putting in more. Testing with a moisture meter. A lot of the leaves just drooping down to the soil
Seems strange to me as well bro that they're a bit droopy rather than perked up with temps in that range and all else seemingly normal. The everwatering underwatering thing haunted me for years as a grower.. only started to shake it recently.. work on getting the feeding right and I'm sure they will perk up. Maybe someone with more experience can help if it's actually an issue with the little lady. My humble guess is u need to get her feeding schedule/timing on track just.
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