illbethere
The pope of mango
your WW1 looks a bit off in color? also I spot severe either heat or light stress on her.
New Grower First Auto Grow, 2 x White Widow
- Thread starter Broadsword
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Yes I thought she was worse off because of the light , temp is always around 70F
Ty Red your welcome
Its day 33 for my wee one now and I gave both a feed this morning. Added some Bloom Boost and magne-Cal also, both at 1 ml per litre.
Not sure exactly what the problem is with the stunted one with the leaves curling up an very dry looking and dull compared to her younger sister who is twice her height at 22 cm and has grown around 1.5cm since this time yesterday.
Hopefully the fed will have done them good.
Its day 33 for my wee one now and I gave both a feed this morning. Added some Bloom Boost and magne-Cal also, both at 1 ml per litre.
Not sure exactly what the problem is with the stunted one with the leaves curling up an very dry looking and dull compared to her younger sister who is twice her height at 22 cm and has grown around 1.5cm since this time yesterday.
Hopefully the fed will have done them good.
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illbethere
The pope of mango
I'm starting to think she's under-watered or maybe she has root rot if temp nor light is the problem?
Do you give her fresh air? Is there anything you might think that's causing this?
EDIT: ohh right you have 2 and just the one is doing it right? the air will probs be no problem then.
Do you give her fresh air? Is there anything you might think that's causing this?
EDIT: ohh right you have 2 and just the one is doing it right? the air will probs be no problem then.
illbethere beat me to it. She looks abit dry and/or hot to me.
There is plenty fresh air in the cabinet, air filtering is good with a passive air intake and circulation fan.
Root damage was an issue when I put her into soil, the stem wasn't down into the soil and got burned by the light. She has survived however. I nticed it an quickly put her down properly.
I have seen somewhere else in AFN that early root damage can cause this too, but I think after 34 days she would be over it.
I think also that the bottom half o the new root has broken off and the new growth has taken longer to establish
So Im hoping it will recover soon as she will be ready to flower soon
Root damage was an issue when I put her into soil, the stem wasn't down into the soil and got burned by the light. She has survived however. I nticed it an quickly put her down properly.
I have seen somewhere else in AFN that early root damage can cause this too, but I think after 34 days she would be over it.
I think also that the bottom half o the new root has broken off and the new growth has taken longer to establish
So Im hoping it will recover soon as she will be ready to flower soon
must be that than. I hope that she improves quickly.
Hows your ph Broadsword?Your Levingtons multi purpose has peat moss in it and peat moss tends to go acidic round week 4-6,if you dont add dolomite of lime to buffer it.Those curled up leaves could be start
of Mg def caused by low ph locking it out.
GL with it pal.
of Mg def caused by low ph locking it out.
GL with it pal.
