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hi guys
plz help, i am growing indoor with 400w MH and 2x48w cfl. my plants are 3 weeks old now and they are really looking nice and growing in a huge way. until i think i overfertilized my plants and overwatering it. so the top leafs become curving up and some other they r not growing or they r growing slowly. i decided to flush all my plants today. and i did this. i c see that they stoped growing at all. dunno... they r on veg stage 24 hr light on all the time.
please any help ????
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If your leaves are curling maybe your PH is wrong and youre seening nute lockout. If youre adding nutes, and not checking the water before watering, or the runoff water, you might have a problem. So try that. The PH should be about 6-6.8
guys i cant find a Ph meter here in my country, what to do to know what is the ph of the soil ??
thx
ever hear of the internet?Quote:
Originally Posted by lebmen
you need to check the pH of the water that drains out of the bottom of your container with a pH meter. this is much more accurate with a digital pen (or truncheon style) meter. you can use an aquarium test kit, but your results might be skewed as the runoff water will be tinted from the soil. if you have to do it this way let the runoff sit for a couple of hours so most of the sediment settles.
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headshake, do u think topping a plant get more yield then a plant without topping? growing indoor sure..
depends on the strain. some strains love it and some strains don't take so well too it. on the strains that take well to it yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by lebmen
i haven't had a chance to experiment yet, but i figure that you can use topping to control stretch in flower. it's all about experimenting.
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jack herror and jack flash. what do u think?
i haven't grew either strain yet. try to find info on them. try seed banks and google. i can't give you a definitive answer. sorry.
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