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so yeah ive been noticing the leaves get spots of yellow here and there and i think its getting worse and the droopy leaf idk about that. last night all of the leaves were droopy and im not sure what to do now.
tell me what you think, thanks in advance :thumbsup:
Possibly rootbound, and mites...?
I recommend to transplant into a larger pot of potting soil that contains perlite, copy-paste and fill out the troubleshooting form in my signature, and check the undersides of the leaves with a magnifying glass for mites . (little black dots that move around and suck the juices from the leaves, or chew on 'em or whatever it is they do)
When putting a plant in a pot, try an leave just enough room at the top for watering. The more available fresh air at surface, the happier the beneficials in the soil. (moist and stagnant air is not optimal)
What is your experience level? first timer big time newbie
Your Equipment:
Outside
Your medium: not sure
Your nutrients and water:
i dont measure ph, i use miracle gro with water and feed them twice a day till it fills up to the soil
Your growroom:
outdoors
Your strain:
seeds, how can i check for the dominance?
free of mites too
buy some good Soil stop using the dirt in your backyard
70 % potting soil , 15 % sand , 15 % perlite or vermeculite. and mix it good. some people mix in some fertilzers to like worm castings or cow manure but i find it better to just add fertilizer when you need it. young plants dont need to be fed for the first 3 weeks so i found it to be easier to leave out the fertilizers out of the mix.:rastasmoke:
Seems to me that you are watering and feeding WAY to much.MG is ok to use but like only 1-2 times a week not 2 times a day.and seems to me that watering 2 times a day is to much, i would be worried about root rot and as for the spots on the leaves maybe from nutrient burns from (MG) feeding 2 times a day. i water 1 time a day the amount depends on the size of the plant. so just try repotting them and go easy on the watering and feeding. :thumbsup:
If you don't get a steady schedule down, and if you don't measure everything you put in the water...you will more times than not end-up with a dead plant.
Been a long time, but when I was using Miracle Grow All Purpose liquid, I believe I was adding 1 tsp per gallon of ph'd water, once a week for established plants.
In my growroom that meant 1/2 tsp per gallon of water, twice a week. Something I've done since I can remember. Same weekly totals, but reduces chance of nutrient burn or micronute overdose. And, you can adjust the next mix according to how the plant is reacting.
What are you planning on using for nutes in the flower stage?
Would start off giving 1/4 tsp per gallon of water, twice a week, utill they tell you how they like it.