- Power plant growing indoor
- Biobizz all-mix soil with 30% perlite
- Ph roughly 6.5
- Tap water with a few drops of vinegar to lower Ph
- Plant about 3 months from seed
- Baby-bio fertilizer at 5 drops per liter
- Fertilized every other watering
- 3 x 20w energy saving cfl 3 inches from plant
- room temp about 72 degrees 24/7
- relative humidity unknown but it should be low
- 1 fan venting air into bottom of closet with a hole at opposite end at the top for air to escape


I don't know wether it helps at all but I've included a diagram of my grow environment. I have 2 closets within an shed. The shed is completley insulated and there is no system for bringing fresh air in. every other day I open the door and window to allow the stale air to escape and let fresh air in.

My main concern is the larger plant in veg that you can see in the pics. I know some of the damage that you can see might be nute burn which is my fault. there are small brown spots on a lot of the fan leaves and some strange marks on the new leaves at the top of the plant. The new leaves are also becoming deformed and sort of growing to the left instead of bieng symetrical.

I have a web document called sick plant HQ and the spots resemble the pics of a plant with calcium def but before I start adding stuff to the soil I wanna ask you for advice. I'v mis-diagnosed things before and ended up doing more damage.

The brown spots are also appearing on one of my clones and another of my clones is showing the un-symetrical sweeping leaf-a-mejig. Thanks for any help!!
Wobster Reviewed by Wobster on . Please help me! - Power plant growing indoor - Biobizz all-mix soil with 30% perlite - Ph roughly 6.5 - Tap water with a few drops of vinegar to lower Ph - Plant about 3 months from seed - Baby-bio fertilizer at 5 drops per liter - Fertilized every other watering - 3 x 20w energy saving cfl 3 inches from plant - room temp about 72 degrees 24/7 - relative humidity unknown but it should be low Rating: 5