Photoperiod Mark’s MedicGrow LED + KNF grow

Looking great man! What boards were you running before? I thought you had a pretty killer setup already.
I had cheap ass kingbrite qb’s to start but last run I used a light I built but it is designed for a 2x4 so only used half the 4x4 with it….hence why I only grew 2 trizkits last run! Not using 2x4 til winter when it’s not over 100 outside!
 
Hey man I've been looking through your journal and my eyes keep going back to your one plant. The Canarado plant shows signs of hemp russet mite damage to some of the leaves. However, this same damage can be caused by the light intensity being too high for the plant. I have 4 photos here for you to look at. The first one is of your Canarado plant. Note the curled up leaf edges which is referred to as canoeing. The next three pictures are of leaves with hemp russet mite damage.
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Hemp russet mites are microscopic so you'll need a lighted microscope to see them. They will be on the bottoms of the leaves. Hopefully it's light damage and not the dreaded hrm's.
 
Hey man I've been looking through your journal and my eyes keep going back to your one plant. The Canarado plant shows signs of hemp russet mite damage to some of the leaves. However, this same damage can be caused by the light intensity being too high for the plant. I have 4 photos here for you to look at. The first one is of your Canarado plant. Note the curled up leaf edges which is referred to as canoeing. The next three pictures are of leaves with hemp russet mite damage.
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Hemp russet mites are microscopic so you'll need a lighted microscope to see them. They will be on the bottoms of the leaves. Hopefully it's light damage and not the dreaded hrm's.
I think it was from trying to get moisture level dialed in on these new bags! Plus after it fell over the 1st few sets of leaves were deformed but she’s back looking normal now!
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So been slacking on updating here cuz plants kinda slowed a tad and were stressing me out but I finally realized I was crazy underwatering them! Think why also started to get a tad hungry was cuz lack of water they weren’t able to uptake nutrients! Finally upped the amount I was giving em and also started watering more frequently so should get back on track soon! :cooldance:
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Garlic sherbert 1
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GS 2
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Dragon seeds
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Cannarado
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So both girls on the right have been topped twice so far and the dragon girl was topped in 6 spots 2nd time I chopped her! Them lowers below where she was topped were so hearty I just topped em too for the hell of it! :eyebrows:

So far the @Medic Grow LED Fold8 is doing great! Does seem to run warm but not crazy hot so I take fan and an inkbird temp controller keeps me around 85 which is def reasonable being in the summer heat here! From 48” ppfd test tho not sure I’ll need to put it to 100% power if I’m not adding co2 but we’ll see once bloom is initiated and we get further along! :pop:
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Looking good, how old are they now?
 
Looking good, how old are they now?
They stood up 7/17&18 so lil over a month! 5 weeks I think it’s been! Prob be another week or so and I’ll flip to bloom! Wanna make sure I got proper watering dialed in and no deficiencies before I swap over to 12/12!
 
Time for another update on the ladies! Doing ok but think I’m seeing what can happen with too much humic acid in the mix! Not positive that’s it but can’t think of any other reason they’d be looking hungry! Not only had food in the soil but also had few knf feeds also and think the humic in the feeding schedule has made too much food available and caused issues! Swapping over to plain water for a bit too see if things turn around!
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On 3 of the 4 to me it seems like they need more N based off the current shade of green they are exhibiting but the back right girl seems like it needs Mg and maybe a lil something else with it but I suck at diagnosing deficiencies! Gonna do the plain water but also gonna foliar with some Neptune’s harvest liquid fish! Hopefully the plain water will wash the excess humic out and get soil back into the zone!:oops1:

Anyone more experienced that notices what these may be hungry for feel free to share! :d5:
 
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