Northeastern Dutch Passion Brainstorm and Blueberry Grow 2009

[headshake]

i Pretty much get the same thing too people are busy and stuff but your grow looks pretty cool ill be watching. lower leaves slowly turning yellow generally means nitro deficiency. and your plants look a little older than 2.5 weeks is that from when you put the seed in the ground or once you had leaves? i say it looks like they needed the nitro to me. :thumbsup: plants look good now. well ill be stopping in all the time you should stop by mine (first grow. led) maybe we can be posting buddies lol.:wtf:

peace.

the lower leaves are more than likely turning yellow due to lack of light. CFLs aren't very "potent" at penetrating very deep into a canopy (however small that canopy might be).

as long as the new growth is healthy there is nothing to worry about.

I understand you pulling air through with the compy fans. But I'm now cleared up on the extra fan next to the plants as well. another thing. computer fans can operate at up to 13.6v, and you having four on one 12 volt output might not be running the fans at optimum performance. also, any drainage in the containers? roots like airflow as well. :hippy:

Just like to help others see more than just the few options they are working with.

beSafe:jointsmile:

voltage is additive in series and the same accross each component. so as long as they are in parallel they should be fine.

current is additive in parallel.

I think he;s doing a 50/50 mix of cool and soft white's in the 6th picture of the first post.

not bad to give em a bit of a mix, but i'd probably go all out 2700Ks for flowering personally.

a mix of 75%, 2700K, 25%, 6500K is your best bet for flower. plants still like the blue end of the spectrum, just not as much.


good growing!


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headshake Reviewed by headshake on 04-28-2009. Northeastern Dutch Passion Brainstorm and Blueberry Grow 2009 What's up guys? At the moment I have 2 Brainstorm plants that are what I believe to be about 2 1/2 weeks along. I have a blueberry seed coming in the mail which will be part of this log later. Prior to these pictures both plants were suffering from very red stems, an apparent magnesium deficiancy (brown spots), and the bottom leaves were yellow. Temperature wasn't that problem (its always around 80-84) and it was obvious they weren't being underfed. I fed them a double shot of foxfarms grow big Rating: 5