Indoor First grow -Mars hydro- blue cheese and critical grow journal! every opinion is appreciated! :D

[Coffee&Kush]

also i think u can see it in some pictures , some of the leaves are startin to claw , now i've read this is a mayor sign of bad problem, should i be worried? considering its just like 2-3 leaves.

How often do you water and if you added a product with nitrogen, how much did you use?
I made the mistake of mixing in too much bat guano with my soil and all the new growth was clawing all over the place. Did a flush with Bushdoctor's Sledgehammer and the problem went away. But that was just my experience lol. I'm still fairly new myself.
Do you have a ppm meter and a way to rest your pH?

 

[Coffee&Kush]

But other than the few spots, they look nice and green in my opinion.

 

[Coffee&Kush]

oh no sry man its a 2 critical auto and one blue cheese auto

I was just saying it had the "critical" crossed with blueberry and it was good!

 

[Marty5678]

Look nice and healthy, the spots on lower leaves, have you mixed nutes and spilt on lower leaves by any chance?


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[AFguru]

Look nice and healthy, the spots on lower leaves, have you mixed nutes and spilt on lower leaves by any chance?


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thx nah man i dont think so , ive never added any nutrient untill yesterday with a veryvery small amount of vegnutrient but the leaves problem have been there for at least a week i think, so i cant imagine nutes would be the problem, although its a eco soil with not very good quailty i think considering i bought it in a local store and ive heard they're usually high in N but im not sure, due to their age shouldnt the most N be gone? pushin 5 weeks soon

 

[AFguru]

How often do you water and if you added a product with nitrogen, how much did you use?
I made the mistake of mixing in too much bat guano with my soil and all the new growth was clawing all over the place. Did a flush with Bushdoctor's Sledgehammer and the problem went away. But that was just my experience lol. I'm still fairly new myself.
Do you have a ppm meter and a way to rest your pH?

unfortantly i don't have a ppm meter or anything so i cant really know my ph ( im about to buy a ph meter tho so its all good) Ive only added nutirent yesterday with very small amount and the problem have been there before. i usually water when its just a little moist at the bottom of my finger, although the older they get i let them dry out just a little bit longer for a short " dry period" so they get extra happy when watered. i just order big bud nutrient to my flowerstage i think i will gieve em a little veg nutrient aswell before flower kicks in
peace

 

[AutoWonders]

"under 24/0 , at week 1-2 of critical they where under 22/2 should i worry about this change?"

Light changes are easy on an autoflower. You can run the whole grow with lights on around the clocks. That is my particular preference.

 

[Coffee&Kush]

unfortantly i don't have a ppm meter or anything so i cant really know my ph ( im about to buy a ph meter tho so its all good) Ive only added nutirent yesterday with very small amount and the problem have been there before. i usually water when its just a little moist at the bottom of my finger, although the older they get i let them dry out just a little bit longer for a short " dry period" so they get extra happy when watered. i just order big bud nutrient to my flowerstage i think i will gieve em a little veg nutrient aswell before flower kicks in
peace

I picked up a Hanna brand ppm meter for about $40 and the pH liquid testing kit for around $15. It came with pH up/down, a dropper, vial and the pH testing solution. Kind of a tedious process, but bearable lol.