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01-12-2010, 06:18 PM #1OPJunior Member
wilting plants.. newbie HELP
i hope anybody can help my plants are wilting and i need help.its my first so a newbie.they are about 4 weeks old have no idea what they are as got the seeds of a m8 to see if i can do it.they are under a 250 hps light on 18/6 about 16 inches. they are in the loft so was a bit cold up there so got a heater up there so temp is 25 degrees now.the soil was from b and q.probably no good so all help is good for by babies.have a fan running as from 2 day.i could only get my hands on tomorite as cant get nothing else at the mo only used the nutes once and that was only a third of stated dose.please help i only just started and if i can do it i will invest more money in to it.
thanks in advance for any help: rastasmoke:wildy7979 Reviewed by wildy7979 on . wilting plants.. newbie HELP i hope anybody can help my plants are wilting and i need help.its my first so a newbie.they are about 4 weeks old have no idea what they are as got the seeds of a m8 to see if i can do it.they are under a 250 hps light on 18/6 about 16 inches. they are in the loft so was a bit cold up there so got a heater up there so temp is 25 degrees now.the soil was from b and q.probably no good so all help is good for by babies.have a fan running as from 2 day.i could only get my hands on tomorite as cant Rating: 5
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01-12-2010, 06:23 PM #2Senior Member
wilting plants.. newbie HELP
probably root bound = needs a bigger pot
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01-12-2010, 06:27 PM #3OPJunior Member
wilting plants.. newbie HELP
hi m8 so a 5 litre pot is 2 small chees
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01-12-2010, 06:32 PM #4Senior Member
wilting plants.. newbie HELP
That should do for now. In the end you will need 15L to 20L pots to finish in, depending on veg time. But it's good to transplant several times, so no need for those large containers yet.
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01-18-2010, 07:11 PM #5OPJunior Member
wilting plants.. newbie HELP
thanks finn. bigger pots,look much better now thanks m8y
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01-18-2010, 07:14 PM #6Senior Member
wilting plants.. newbie HELP
Cool man, good to hear :thumbsup:
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01-18-2010, 07:45 PM #7Senior Member
wilting plants.. newbie HELP
Originally Posted by wildy7979
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01-19-2010, 01:00 AM #8Member
wilting plants.. newbie HELP
That honestly looks like over watering to me. I just survived something similar, or so it looks. My leaves still seem droopy at times. There is NO WAY mine are root bound yet, or I should be able to see roots on the side of the container. (My plant is 14 inches tall, and in a 4L ice cream pail. Uses 1 cup of water ever 3 days, and the room stay between 23-28 degrees. (That is in celcius which is what I assume you were using too?))
:wtf:Maybe I might be wrong
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01-19-2010, 09:28 AM #9OPJunior Member
wilting plants.. newbie HELP
hi there it did need repotting,looks so much better now and my temp is 78 so think that is ok.and water about every 3 day with water then 3 days later with nutes.cheers 4 all ur help guys
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01-26-2010, 02:11 PM #10OPJunior Member
wilting plants.. newbie HELP
HI GUYS WAS JUST WONDERING HOW TO ADD PICTURES ON SO I CAN SHOW U ALL HOW ITS GOING.AS I THINK ITS LOOKING OK.CHEERS IN ADVANCE
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