Sorry you were left hanging - I don’t get on much these days. I have been growing in Hydro DWC for 10 years and here is my take on your situation. I really think it’s genetics. All plants are the same, all plants display the same anomaly. What you’re seeing is not normal even for nutrient deficiency or overload. You’re set up and specs look fine. As long as the girls are otherwise healthy and growing well there is really nothing that needs to be done. In hydro keep an eye on your roots as you know. The babies look nice in their clean white tees 😎
Best wishes and Happy Pharming.
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The Northern Light sure started early on the flowering - it’s my understanding that most auto’s do not start flowering until around weeks 4 or 5. The GG looks good. If it was me I would start them in their forever homes first to avoid transplanting. It may also be a good idea to go ahead and transfer them now. Even though the Northern Lights may end up being a runt transplanting to cloth bags now could help alleviate any root issues and help with growth, allowing the roots some growing and breathing space. Best wishes and Happy Pharming.
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High guys lol just checking back in need to know if these look like theyre doing good it looks like my northern lights is growing little hairs??? And its drooping on top i just removed two leaves that were dead couple days ago.. My lights are like 22" from plant with the veg lights lil lower cause theyre not as strong and just supplement my bigger lamp. I started turning my light on veg and bloom so it would deliver full spectrum light not just veg and to bump up the temp in closet.. Are these okay?? The smaller one that looks like its mutated or sumn with all the leaves its a gorilla glue auto
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Please Help any guidance would be very appreciated!
Hi folks, newer member, first time posting. Few years dirt experience, newer hydro (less than two years). Hydro is a bit more involved and quite frankly can be a pain in the ass.
I have been running into this vein yellowing issue quite a bit recently and I’m going a little bit nuts! My initial guess was a deficiency (maybe cal, mag, iron or nitrogen). After going through my prep notes all seemed good and my ppm (EC) was in my desired range (perhaps a little higher than normal with the CalMag but there isn’t any evidence of nute burn that I could tell). Next guess was LED stress. I measured the PAR value and was low (150 PPFD). Here are some data points:
1. RDWC/aeroponics hybrid
2. PPFD 150
3. Bloomspect S1000 LED (qty 4)
4. 32” from plant at 25% power
5. Humidity 55%
6. air temp 77-81
7. GH flora trio with calmagic ( I add cal/mag as I use distilled)
8. EC 0.7-.0.9
8. Strain LSD 25 Auto
9.water temp averages 72 with hydrogaurd
10. PH target 5.8 , daily range 5.6-6.0
11. Tent(s) Spider Farmer 5x5x7
let me know other specs you may need
let me know if cannot zoom in enough and I can take closer shots.
Cheers folks
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Depends on what you mean by dry, if its crispy its dead, if its drooping water it.
IF the roots get to dry they may die and the plant cannot live without them, same for to wet, 'cept its rot.
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Hello everyone. If I notice that my plant is dry, with water can I save it or is it too late? Thanks in advance.
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Take it off the cement get it out of the intense heat for a few days, water it well give it a rest hope you got lots of holes drilled into that plastic lots of drainage holes. Could be it's sweating to death in that pot effecting roots.
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My apologies I originally posted this to visitor messages instead of hereWillycox420 based on your photo's here are my three guesses on the issue -
PH Fluctuation
Magnesium Deficiency
Potassium Deficiency
How to Remedy the situation: (as long as you're NOT using living soil)- Flush the growing medium with 3x the amount of ph balanced water (5 gallon bag = 15 gallons of water) The first 5 gallons mix with1 small 8-10 oz bottle of over the counter hydrogen peroxide. Take your time and allow the water to fully saturate the growing medium. This will reset the nutrient levels in your growing medium.
- Allow your growing medium to dry to the first or second knuckle on your index finger
- Your first feeding should be at half nutrient strength
- Remove all but a few of the damaged leaves for comparison and watch to insure the issue does not get worse and/or spread to other leaves
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Plant was started in may, pot is 5 gallons, plant gets rotated often. It’s been really hot and sunny all summer in upstate NY. This is my first grow and it’s a seed I found in a bag. I used regular potting soil from my local store and feed her tap water. I did post on here a few weeks ago and someone mentioned calcium deficiency so I have given it a calcium/ magnesium booster a few times in the reg water.

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