Indoor Critical Mass,Critical Jack and Northern Light x Big Bud under 600w Hps.

[agito]

might have just been hungry plus they like to root down first, anyway good start watch the nutrient splash on the middle one and dont over water :thumbs:

 

[DizzyKushDawg]

might have just been hungry plus they like to root down first, anyway good start watch the nutrient splash on the middle one and dont over water :thumbs:

Hehe,splashed some on the middle one yes.

 

[DizzyKushDawg]

A sad update,critical jack and nl x bb is yellowing quickly and slowly dying beacause of my overwatering,i will never put seeds straight into 18l (5 gallon) containers again. Its pain in ass to water the right amount. Im thinking of pulling them away and only keep the critical mass that seems to do ok. Waste of time beacause of my stupidity...
Critical jack is 20cm tall as u can see,nl x bb is around 10cm and critical mass about 25cm tall so its ok. But the other two is just sad sight,they are one month old in four days:

 

[Gandolph420]

Have you tried foliar feeding? I know it does wonders for water-logging. I wouldnt give up hope just yet, you would be surprised how resilient they are!

Stay positive, and good luck sir. Ill be starting some ciritical jack very shortly so Ill be following this closely!

 

[DizzyKushDawg]

Have you tried foliar feeding? I know it does wonders for water-logging. I wouldnt give up hope just yet, you would be surprised how resilient they are!

Stay positive, and good luck sir. Ill be starting some ciritical jack very shortly so Ill be following this closely!

Only nute i have that can be used foliar,is biobizz alg-a-mic,its vitamins and algae stuff. A booster if u will. Do you think it can help them?
I know they are resilient,but i have lost a lot of time on them,so the question is,are they worth the time ahead for tiny yield. I dunno yet what ill do with them.

 

[DizzyKushDawg]

Only ting i could do was to aim the fan directly at bottom of containers,i have no air pump to stick its hose in bottom holes.

 

[Gandolph420]

Well what you could do and I have heard of a couple friends doing it when there drip system went haywire, they transplanted the plant into a larger pot with dry soil, the dry soil absorbs a lot of water spreading it out.

I know you said you were using 5gal pots which are hefty so that might be difficult, but the plants are small enough that the root system might not be substantial.

Now if its worth it is up to you, the way I look at it is that you have to wait for your other plants to grow anyways so either way you gotta wait. It might not hurt starting another plant on the side though to "replace" it.

I would definitely foliar spray with your algamic though, anything is better than nothing.

 

[DizzyKushDawg]

Well what you could do and I have heard of a couple friends doing it when there drip system went haywire, they transplanted the plant into a larger pot with dry soil, the dry soil absorbs a lot of water spreading it out.

I know you said you were using 5gal pots which are hefty so that might be difficult, but the plants are small enough that the root system might not be substantial.

Now if its worth it is up to you, the way I look at it is that you have to wait for your other plants to grow anyways so either way you gotta wait. It might not hurt starting another plant on the side though to "replace" it.

I would definitely foliar spray with your algamic though, anything is better than nothing.

I will try that. When i think of it i have onen 25l and one 30l container. Ill better go and transplant them right away. Thanks for the advise:thumbs:

 

[DizzyKushDawg]

Lost alot of roots when transplant,but better than watch them die in soked soil. Nl x bb in 30l,critical jack in 25l. Only soil i had left was all-mix plagron so time will show how they take it.

 

[DizzyKushDawg]

Time for popping these two