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Well its just not flowering as fast as the other. I have them in the same pot. Is it possible that the one is sucking up the nutrients faster than the other can get ahold of? I have grown more than two in this same setup and I always get one that doesn't grow as good as the other. They were both the same height up until the last week. Anyone have any insight?
your plants arent the same strain
one is sativa dominant, the other is indaca
^ this was my first thought.....also you have a defficiency forming.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Ganja Guerrilla
Dive:stoned:
Newb grower here, so I could be wrong, but....Isn't this usually considered to be a bad idea?Quote:
Originally Posted by SCIENTIXT
yes your correct its best not to have plants in the same container fighting for room and nutes, whats done is done
& divestoned I agree with also, the plant on the right is possibly needing more sulphur or iron hard to tell at this stage
you can foliar spray the plant on the right with epsom salts (magnesium sulphate 13% sulphur) this is only a quick fix tho
you may have ph issues starting or your nutes may not contain micro nutes.... iron, sulphur, magnesium, copper etc. etc. etc. check your ferts label
to be safe & rule out any ph related issues complete a soil runoff PH test.......
with PH corrected water (6.5-6.8PH ) pour enough water in the pots so the water runs out the bottom of the pot ...collect & test the PH of this runoff water....
I love bad ideas! I've had good results even with four plants sharing 3 1/2 gal of water. See pic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Help_Needed
Guerilla - using hydro aero / dwc method.
1/2lb from one of my last grows from four plants in this same 3 1/2 gal system I am using for this grow. Which is why I have two of them in there. The only thing that is different is the location of where they are. The temp is a bit hot right now due to in-effecient insulation and summer temps. I noticed it today to be a root prob. I'm not sure what to get. Any ideas?