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Hello, been lurking for quite some time trying to learn as much as I can and I'm about a week into veg and ever since I put my Church plants in my grow box the leaves have been coming out curled and rough, is this normal or do I have a heat problem. Temps are about 82 during the day, I'm logging what the temps get overnight tonight so I'll have that info, plants are under a 600W MH. Thanks for any help! :)
THEY ARE FINE WATCH THE NUTES CHURCH IS TEMPERAMENTAL TO THEM IN THE BEGINNING...
GOOD LUCK GL
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Originally Posted by GreenLeaf420
Thanks for the reply!
Here are some more pictures just in case anyone sees any other problems.
And some last ones........
Looking pretty good just a little droopy, could be a little heavy on the watering.
Good luck!
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Originally Posted by hudson88
Yeah, I thought that might've been a problem. Thanks for the advice!:thumbsup:
Bump cause I got another question......
I flushed them today with distilled water because I noticed the leaves were starting to turn yellow but then checked the ph and it's around 9-10 for most of them. I just ordered some ph Down but in the meantime I read that vinegar can be used for a short term solution. Has anyone else heard of that or any tips on how I can lower it till I get the ph Down delivered? Thanks alot and any help is greatly appreciated.
How are you checking the pH? Also distilled water has such a low ionic strength that often it WILL produce incorrect readings on meters that were designed for high I.S. nute solutions. Don't fix what ain't broke; your plnats look excellent.
The leaves were yellowing from hunger. It is time to start in a 1/4 strength grow fertilizer. Also, low leaves naturally yellow and drop when they are no longer needed, or if they are deeply shaded by fresh, thick growth.
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Originally Posted by stinkyattic
I have all the FF nutes purchased to use, I did one feeding and that's when it seemed to start drooping and the main stem and the branches started to have a purple tint to them. I'm using a pH tester you stick in the soil, I'll have more pictures up later on. Thanks for the complement on my girls, I was hoping you would've replied to this eventually. :)