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Normaly connect camera to computer to usb port then switch on camera and it should connect if not try diconnect and reconecting to the usb if that dont work when you connect go to start my computer and and look for devices with removable storage your camera should show up in there.Quote:
Originally Posted by stoned88911
Good luck.
To find out if you are over watering just lift up you pot with with two hands and feel the weight of it if it is heavy then you have over watered your plant.
What other members have said about Ph is good info so its best that you get a good Ph tester its is an important bit of kit.:thumbsup:
Ph problems aren't normally a 'spotty yellow' issue...usually it's a lightening of the green, slowly turning leaves to yellow. Yellowish spots with neckrosis (brown) is usually either overwatering (causing root rot) or a calcium defeciency.
Using "Artesian Well Water" I'm guessing it's a calcium thing.
Why are you using bottled water instead of tap, if you don't know your ph's? Can really be a big waste of money, in some cases...Do yourself a favor, and get a test kit or even better, a ph pen.
If you are going to keep using bottled water, I'd get some CalMag Plus, or something similar, asap.
No nutes...?
Ladybugs need a food source to live. They eat aphids, spider mites...
I'd grab a magnifying glass, and look at the underside of the leaves. If something extremely tiny (the ladybugs will look huge in comparison) starts moving around...you've got bugs.
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got them(thanks green thing)
Transplant those ladies.
They look rootbound and overwatered. Would still get a ph kit, and either switch to tap, or get the CalMag. Lack of calcium will eventually cause problems that are the direct result of using filtered water that has no calcium.
I took that pic right after i watered them, i will transplant them tomarrow.
Any chance the styrofoam cups is doing it?
It sure is...it's restricting the roots. Any drainage holes in the bottom, btw?
There shouldn't be a problem with the plastics in the cup breaking-down and affecting the plants, but I wouldn't re-use 'em.
yes there are holes.
pH is something you MUST know in order to grow good cannabis!
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Originally Posted by dejayou30
very well put! most people the post there problems here always neglect to check ph run-off and usually that is their main problem! but ya check it and re-pot those babies asap