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SOIL HELP. Brown spots

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Bwarshepp22

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Please help. Growing in mix of fox farms happy frog. Coco loco and ocean forest. Giving advance nutrients every other day or two. Is this cal Def or mag Def. Or is it light burn. Both back plants that are shorter don't have it but still have close light 8-12 in spider farms pf1000
 

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Don't you mean a SF1000 ? This is only 100watts from the wall. How big is that tent and how many plants you stuff in there? That's way crowded just how far is that light from the top of plants? I'd take each one of those plants out of the tent and sit them in a sink and flush the mixed up solutions of soil and over fed nutes you gave them. Over did it with feed. Flush them and Ph your soil correct it at the roots.
 
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Don't you mean a SF1000 ? This is only 100watts from the wall. How big is that tent and how many plants you stuff in there? That's way crowded just how far is that light from the top of plants? I'd take each one of those plants out of the tent and sit them in a sink and flush the mixed up solutions of soil and over fed nutes you gave them. Over did it with feed. Flush them and Ph your soil correct it at the roots.
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I have 3 spider sf1000 in the tent. 8-12 inches from top. It's a 3x3x7 ft tent. They are in a screen of green so I can't remove and flush. I can't believe it's over nutrients. I was gone for 5 days and they were on auto watering with a pump and trickle water system with regulat PH water. I always PH my water after leaving it in an open container for at least a day and PH to 6.5-6
 
SoOrbudgal said:
Don't you mean a SF1000 ? This is only 100watts from the wall. How big is that tent and how many plants you stuff in there? That's way crowded just how far is that light from the top of plants? I'd take each one of those plants out of the tent and sit them in a sink and flush the mixed up solutions of soil and over fed nutes you gave them. Over did it with feed. Flush them and Ph your soil correct it at the roots.
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looks like ph burn from here.
 
I Also wanted to add these pics of both of my other plants on the exact same schedule of water and nutruents and neither of them have any issues. All are Auto Og Cheese from seed fair. Genetics by amsterdam seed co.
 

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These are tangerine dream auto. I had a hard time getting the seeds to germinate. They were from a different company. It took a long time for me to get 2 of 7 to grow and thisnone is long and spindly and has very weird growth. There is no conformity. It grows another node one one side up just a bit. Any idea about this strangeness? My other one isn't the best looking either. I have a more 8 seeds and I'm not sure if I should even waste the time or just go with the 4-5 other types I bought and cloning my photoperiods. Any advice.
 

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Plants are individual in their nute and environmental requirements even if labelled the same re genetics. The plants genes will likely not be identical unless they are clones of the same plant. Differences in light intensity occur in the same grow space and can also impact on a plants nute requirements.
It's also not unusual for a plant to show the above node characteristics even without a cloning history. I had a mutant last grow with node pairings of 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3....no obvious explanation.
 
Bluey said:
Plants are individual in their nute and environmental requirements even if labelled the same re genetics. The plants genes will likely not be identical unless they are clones of the same plant. Differences in light intensity occur in the same grow space and can also impact on a plants nute requirements.
It's also not unusual for a plant to show the above node characteristics even without a cloning history. I had a mutant last grow with node pairings of 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3....no obvious explanation.
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Weird. This is an auto though. So no cloning on cuttings taken. I think it was stunted the seed didn't open and I used a tweezers and it had no sprout but sat in a jiffy pellet for like 2 weeks and finally developed tiny leaves. Still with no taproot. I decided WTH and see if it survives and it did 2 weeks later it's like 12 nches tall with like 5 strange nodes nodes
 
I binned 10 seeds I was trying to germinate in Jiffy pellets last grow. Zero germinated.

It was my first time using Jiffy pellets to germinate cannabis.

I went back to the paper towel method, same batch of seed, and got about an 80 to 90% germination rate.

They are old seed stored well but I don't think they like those pellets.
 
Really. Yes I had the same issue. I read that jiffy pellets were a GREAT way to germinate cannabis seeds. The jiffy pellets were from last year but I wouldn't think that would make a difference. Only 1 half sprouted out of 4. I won't ever use the jiffy pellets again
 
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