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Ah yes i really needed to repot them thank you roots were all goin around and clumpin at the bottom. but dont think the burnt leaves were from that think was from my tea but they are looking better jus flushed them out with just water..
Another Question:Will my plants get too big for my closet if i let them grow for too long in vegg stage cuz closet is about almost 2ft deep ,5ftwide ,5 1/2tall??? :thumbsup:::jointsmile:
Well, obviously any plant vegged for too long has the potential to outgrow any indoor space. You should expect the plant to at least double in size once they go into flower. Some Stavia dominant strains will triple! You can combat this by topping or FIMming them but that will just make them bushier and sounds like that could be an issue too. Consider LST or ScrOG. See: An Overview of Cannabis Training (ScrOG, SoG, FIM, Supercrop, LST, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by CMoney420
alright thx but i mean will htey just grow into the side of my closet door or will they just go upward cuz theres room too..?:stoned:
They will crowd each other out. Leaves and buds will compete for light. Efficiency drops. You will also get leaves and buds growing over one another producing conditions ripe for mold and pest problems.
what kind of tea were you using? I only ask because i thought about using vermitea next grow. Now i use ph 6.5 fish tank water, do you guys think thats too low of ph ir even a bad idea at all?
so you against scrog and sog? I just pushed my plants together cause i heard they will grow faster fighting light and the canopy will be more light effecient. Should i be worried... what signs shoud i look for to know to give them more space per pot?Quote:
Originally Posted by bigsby
Not at all. I ScrOG myself. And it's find to crowd them when they are young. Your question was what would happen if they overgrew the space. It is important to give them space as they mature. Better to under grow than overgrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by captainendoe
What chemicals are you using to buffer the tankwater? Any 'ich' treatments? Any ammonia removers? Any 'Cycle"? (beneficial bacteria that converts nitrites into nitrates) Any buffering agents added to the tank water?Quote:
Originally Posted by captainendoe
And do any of these chemicals interact negatively with your nutrients and additives?
All I'll say about teas, is, that I would never use 'em on my meds. Unnecessary overkill, and they are easy to overuse, and they provide an inconsistent absorption rate, and it can clog the stomas...and there's the possibility of contamination from e-colli or salmonella...
Just not worth it.
When it comes to growing, Rusty knows his stuff as well as anyone I've seen around here. I always pay attention. As a relative nOOb to indoor growing I started out with, and continue to employ, the keep it simple rule. It isn't rocket science but there are plenty of things that can go wrong. Dialing in your issues is much easier if you don't have a thousand moving parts.
I put prime in the water about 6 moths before i used it and did about 7 25% water changes since then. other then no other chemicals where used to buff the ph or anything. I have really hardy fish in there and put a few plants in just as an early sign. I would have to say i have a pretty routine watering cycle of every two days. and between all of my plants,fish,aquriam plants, and evaporation I have to do about two to three gallons a week which is only about two percent a week but the tank stays stable. and the plants in the tank are striving.