HI. I am a novice, this is my first plant, at the same time, my English is not good, so give you trouble. The seeds from the NIRVANA, such as the photo shows the problem now, the plant is very tragic, I think Nutrient is compared with growweedeasy, Burn, Nitrogen toxicity signs are produced at the same time, I do not know whether the correct. At the same time, there is also a question, why do I plant in the light after the leaves will sag, after the dark period will restore the state looks better. At present, my room temperature 27 degrees, humidity is only about 20%. Hope answer. peace
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I agree with 9fingerleafs looks like pH issue. Good call on the language! I bet there maybe someone who can message you in you own language.Last edited by fozzy; 02-20-2017, 08:37 PM.
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Originally posted by 9fingerleafs View PostWhat's your first language? Maybe someone could help you explain better your question cause I don't understand it very well. Your plant looks not too bad. Maybe a little overwatered. Seems too young to be starving so I'm gonna go with PH problems. Do you have a ph meter?
such as the photo,my plant looks is overwatered,also have other problem?such as Nutrient burn?
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Great welcome to the community. I don't think its nutrient burn because some leafs show a little discoloration and the yellowing on the edges seems like no problem. The only thing I would focus is on the wilting (being droopy) to answer you question. The plant is supposed to raise up to the light during he day and "rest" during the night. The plant knows there is no light so there's no need to reach for it. Make sure your container has enough drainage and wait longer between waterings. The best way in my opinion to know when to water is to lift the pot when you just watered and when you see the soil has dried out lift again the pot to compare. You'll notice a big difference. This ensures the plant has used all the water and not just that he top soil dried out
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Originally posted by 9fingerleafs View PostGreat welcome to the community. I don't think its nutrient burn because some leafs show a little discoloration and the yellowing on the edges seems like no problem. The only thing I would focus is on the wilting (being droopy) to answer you question. The plant is supposed to raise up to the light during he day and "rest" during the night. The plant knows there is no light so there's no need to reach for it. Make sure your container has enough drainage and wait longer between waterings. The best way in my opinion to know when to water is to lift the pot when you just watered and when you see the soil has dried out lift again the pot to compare. You'll notice a big difference. This ensures the plant has used all the water and not just that he top soil dried out
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Are you in soil or coco coir? If in coco coir & perlite I suggest 6 pH
hang in there. You will work it out.
Indoor- Coco coir & Perlite - 5 gal Smart pots
Veg-T5s Flower- Platinum LEDS
GH Flora Trio Cali-mag, Terpinator Liquid Bloom
photoperiod feminized seeds
http://www.growweedeasy.com/sites/gr...ow-journal.pdf
http://www.growweedeasy.com/sites/gr...o-May-2017.pdf
http://www.growweedeasy.com/sites/gr...ow-Journal.pdf
Testing for the_honeysticks genetics
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