just to make sure were talking about the same thing im using 42watt CFL that equivalent a 150watt light... i was not very clear in my post >.<
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Not even close to too much light.
When you're talking about floro always refer to the actual wattage, that way no one gets confused. And just for reference that's eqiv to a 150w incandescent standard bulb, not an hps.
The problem with that plant is it's burnt from too much nutes and it looks to be out of wack on ph range. That clawing it's doing all over is a sign of over-feeding.
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First we have to know your ph,this is important.Don't worry if a few bottom leaves turn yellow,this is normal and they can be removed.I t looks like you have lockout and your nutes arn't being used by the plant. Your nute dosage and time interval for feeding is a little low,but before I can tell you what to do I need your PH of your intake water and runoff water.Also are you using any cal-mag.
I just realized that 500ml is only 16 oz.At first I thought you were adding nutes per gal .Thanks Piggy after I read your post about to many nutes,I went back and read your post and and agree with Piggy,over fertilizing.Also i agree that the lights arn't to much.I had 10 times that many lights for my grow.
I just realized that 500ml is only 16 oz.At first I thought you were adding nutes per gal .Thanks Piggy after I read your post about to many nutes,I went back and read your post and and agree with Piggy,over fertilizing.Also i agree that the lights arn't to much.I had 10 times that many lights for my grow.
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alright first of all i got two newbie question >.< how to i check the ph of my plant? i know how for the water that i give to them ( im gonna buy a kit this week to test my ph for water because i never did it .. :/)
second question: would 1/3 of spoon in 1L of water be good? and how often should i give them nut?
sorry i know im asking a lot of quesiton ive been reading lots of post about these question but i cant find any information about strong nut like 20/20/20 :/
as for the question : no i am not using any cal/mag
Thanks for helping me out
second question: would 1/3 of spoon in 1L of water be good? and how often should i give them nut?
sorry i know im asking a lot of quesiton ive been reading lots of post about these question but i cant find any information about strong nut like 20/20/20 :/
as for the question : no i am not using any cal/mag
Thanks for helping me out
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I wouldn't add any more nutes until you find out what your Ph is. You should really have a ph meter that you can purchase from Amazon or from a locol grow store. Your nutes are pretty strong and when using synthetic nutes you have to use some cal-mag to balance your ph. Just water them with plain water until you get your ph meter or kit,then get back to us and we'll go from there.
I didnt had money to buy a ph meter so i bought the water ph test and ive give my plant water with a ph of 6 but my plant keep burning :S should i flush it?
I am also having an issue with my Dr. Feelgood grow. I am growing 4 of them.Out of 4 plants I have 4 different phenos..1- about 16" with broad indica leaves, 1- about 16" with narrow sativa type leaves, 1 - about 36" with broad indica leaves , and 1- about 36" with narrow sativa leaves... Have had them on a 18/6 schedule under HPS since they showed sex, using technaflora nutes at 1/3 strength.Plants are showing no signs of stress and are healthy, but they are at day 70 today, and from the looks of the flowers its looking like they have 3-4 weeks yet to finish up..I have been growing them along side with a batch of Mi5's, and a world of seeds N.Lights x big bud auto and had no issues with the Mi5's or the NLx big bud, they came in for harvest within a few days of the recommended times..Not a newb to growing autos, love the Mi5's because they are a very predictable grow,but the feelgoods are giving me fits!!Definitely off the mark from the 8-9 weeks advertised.
I just finished growing out some Dr. Feelgood plants. Here is what I learned about this strain during my grow. I think it will help you.
# 1, this strain is the slowest developing autoflowering strain that I have ever grown. Very slow to show sex and to flower. But, given time they always do eventually.
# 2, I had yellow and brown spotting on many upper leaves around bud sites. I am not 100% sure but I narrowed down cause and I think too much light may be the cause (really).
# 3, with patience I allowed this strain just to grow and even though it took longer than expected it was worth the time and effort. I LST'd my plants and they responded very well. Final product is very good with lots of frosty resin. Great smoke.
Have patience!
# 1, this strain is the slowest developing autoflowering strain that I have ever grown. Very slow to show sex and to flower. But, given time they always do eventually.
# 2, I had yellow and brown spotting on many upper leaves around bud sites. I am not 100% sure but I narrowed down cause and I think too much light may be the cause (really).
# 3, with patience I allowed this strain just to grow and even though it took longer than expected it was worth the time and effort. I LST'd my plants and they responded very well. Final product is very good with lots of frosty resin. Great smoke.
Have patience!
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Dr. FeelGood Photos
This Dr. Feelgood plant was cut down at 94 days and it is only in a 1 gallon pot. Dr. Feelgood plants seem to need patience. I have another one planted the same day in a 2 gallon pot and it is still going! Looks like it can still go a month longer. Photos in my album too.
Dr. Feelgood, 94 days
Here is what it looked like at 55 days.
Dr. Feelgood, 55 days
This Dr. Feelgood plant was cut down at 94 days and it is only in a 1 gallon pot. Dr. Feelgood plants seem to need patience. I have another one planted the same day in a 2 gallon pot and it is still going! Looks like it can still go a month longer. Photos in my album too.
Dr. Feelgood, 94 days
Here is what it looked like at 55 days.
Dr. Feelgood, 55 days
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