Sick plants.....

Looks like nitrogen toxicity to me. Cut back on nutrients and flush one plant to see how It responds.
Which ones? Flower I feed once a week bloom 600 ppm half strength....I use cal-mag once a week 1tsp a gallon of water....my little ones in veg tent...I've only given them plain ro water.....
 
Not sure then? It looks like nutrient problems, rather than heat or humidity.

Overwatering can cause root rot, which effects uptake of nutrients... another possibility.
Is this normal?
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Your containers look wonky to me? Cups in pots? What are they 1 gallon? The smaller the container the better you need to be at controlling your nutrient inputs. You do not have that skill level and I see problems all over the map.

 
Your containers look wonky to me? Cups in pots? What are they 1 gallon? The smaller the container the better you need to be at controlling your nutrient inputs. You do not have that skill level and I see problems all over the map.

Yes I know I put them in 32 oz clear solo cups and cut slits and big holes everywhere so I could pull out of one and straight to big pot....that's tape cause I was told light can damage roots.....I'm not doing that anymore for sure.....straight in pots or sip buckets from now on... ordering a bigger veg tent....I know I don't have skill level I would have put them in bigger pots already but everywhere around me is out of perlite...so I had to order some....thanks for the info....
 
Your containers look wonky to me? Cups in pots? What are they 1 gallon? The smaller the container the better you need to be at controlling your nutrient inputs. You do not have that skill level and I see problems all over the map.

I know I don't have skill level
That looks like salt build up. With fabrics pots you need to clean them with hot water between grows. I used to get the same thing when starting out. Clean everything between grows.

Always start auto's in final pots. Yes, they can cope with re-potting but not ideal. It looks like your leaping from one issue to another, and not able to solve problems because of over-compilation.

Next grow start with the basics and nothing else. Simplify and organzine grow space and grow methods. Only then will you know what aspect has thrown a plant off. It's difficult for us to provide a definitive answer, as we don't know all the steps taken.

I'd do some split testing to find the issues...

Repot 1 in to clean pot with fresh soil and don't overwater.
Stop feeding another.
Feed more nutrients to one.

You may have to sacrifice a few to keep the others.
All of this started when I read a water schedule...veg 1 liter a day- flower 1.5 liter a day.....everything was going good till then....those pots were brand new....I'm going to put them in bigger pots when my perlite gets delivered tue or Wednesday....I'm putting them in sip buckets......if they don't make it I got more seeds to pop....thank you....
 
I see you have help, it's a learning curve for sure. I am constantly trying to improve. My first grows were subpar at best and got better, last grow I didn't keep it simple and tried some new stuff. Didn't work well. KISS is the way to go. Keep it simple. Environment is just as important as good genetics and watering practices. I'm still learning!
 
I see you have help, it's a learning curve for sure. I am constantly trying to improve. My first grows were subpar at best and got better, last grow I didn't keep it simple and tried some new stuff. Didn't work well. KISS is the way to go. Keep it simple. Environment is just as important as good genetics and watering practices. I'm still learning!
I know I'm frustrated.....I'm going to switch soil and use the sip buckets straight seed to bucket.....if they don't make it....I got plenty of seeds...... thanks
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I see you have help, it's a learning curve for sure. I am constantly trying to improve. My first grows were subpar at best and got better, last grow I didn't keep it simple and tried some new stuff. Didn't work well. KISS is the way to go. Keep it simple. Environment is just as important as good genetics and watering practices. I'm still learning!
It's crazy I watered all of them yesterday and there pots are light af again I'll wait couple more days....you use dr.earth should I feed once a week? And what can I use instead of cal-mag? Silica?
 
That looks like salt build up. With fabrics pots you need to clean them with hot water between grows. I used to get the same thing when starting out. Clean everything between grows.

Always start auto's in final pots. Yes, they can cope with re-potting but not ideal. It looks like your leaping from one issue to another, and not able to solve problems because of over-compilation.

Next grow start with the basics and nothing else. Simplify and organzine grow space and grow methods. Only then will you know what aspect has thrown a plant off. It's difficult for us to provide a definitive answer, as we don't know all the steps taken.

I'd do some split testing to find the issues...

Repot 1 in to clean pot with fresh soil and don't overwater.
Stop feeding another.
Feed more nutrients to one.

You may have to sacrifice a few to keep the others.
I use ro water that info manogreen sent says cal-mag is really bad....what can I use instead silica?
 
I use ro water that info manogreen sent says cal-mag is really bad....what can I use instead silica?
Hello why do you want to add cal/mag in the first place hp mix has it in allready limestone :thumbsup:
 
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