First time grow. opinions needed please!

[flockazak]

First time grow, i could use any tips or feedback on my plants so far, i'm plaaning on using LST on these as well, so tips on that would also help alot!
thanks

flockazak Reviewed by flockazak on 11-26-2010. First time grow. opinions needed please! First time grow, i could use any tips or feedback on my plants so far, i'm plaaning on using LST on these as well, so tips on that would also help alot! thanks Rating: 5

[Slevinkal]

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You're off to a good start.

Two things though:

Those beads of water on your plants leaves kinda turn into a magnifying glass and spot burn the leaves at times.

Ditch the MG fertilizer and research good nutes for cannabis.



And, just in case you wanna get as much info as poss, check the book link in my sig



Good luck

EDIT: Three things You're gonna need more/better lighting before too much longer...

[flockazak]

Thanks
some leaves have tellow specs on them so i assume this is the water droplets burning it??
and the mg and lighting is temp. i'm getting better nutes as soon as i locate some, and putting four more 42 watt cfls in there
i'm pretty excited to watch these things grow.

[Slevinkal]

Thanks
some leaves have tellow specs on them so i assume this is the water droplets burning it??
and the mg and lighting is temp. i'm getting better nutes as soon as i locate some, and putting four more 42 watt cfls in there
i'm pretty excited to watch these things grow.

:jointsmile:

The yellow specs? Could be the drops, could be something else. Put and end to the drops and see what happens, if they never show on new growth and nothing other that the watering/spraying is changed you know the culprit.

Ya, the lights a nutes is pretty crucial here. Locating nutes: google search for any hydro shops in your area, thats basically what I had to do and it worked like a charm since I had no advice from local peeps.

Those Y splitter for screw in bulb (you prob already got em in mind) are sweet and cheap, just be fire safety mindful.

And, make sure the lights are 6500k for veg.