COCO COIR 3 of my plants with different symptoms, HELP NEEDED

[Paracelsus]

looks good Sdukedkr

 

[Dutchman1]

Looking like they wanna take off.

 

[Sonnyhad]

Your plants look alright for the size. just don't over feed them and give plenty of light and moisture. and yes, keep the light 2' away for the time being maybe even 30".

 

[Dutchman1]

So how are they responding to the new light? Love to see some pics.

 

[sdukedkr]

Hi everyone,

I stopped posting as my plants are now doing great. I am main-lining the two healthiest, and just basic cares to the smallest one (I will defoliate the lower branches of this one soon).

Peace,
Duke

 

[sdukedkr]

This is #1 now. Still in veg, topped 2 times already.

 

[sdukedkr]

#2: in veg and topped 2 times.

 

[sdukedkr]

And this is my last one, #3. She was so weak and small just a few weeks ago, I considered cutting her down. I’m glad I didn’t, but she will need to be defoliated on all her lower section as the top fan leaves are completely obstructing light to reach those lower sites. I don’t think I will top her, I will just place her in the space bucket I am building.

 

[sdukedkr]

#1 and #2 were both repotted in bigger pots. #3 still sits in a slightly smaller one, as she isn't as tall. Root system for both repotted plants didn't look rootbound at all, but white, healthy, and keeping the root-ball well bound together.

 

[UrbZ]

They are looking good to me coming back nicely

 

[sdukedkr]

Hi everyone,

Quick update on my 3 plants, all in veg. The two big ones are kept in my grow cabinet, the smaller one with four colas has been moved into my newly built space bucket.

Peace,
DuKE

 

[Dutchman1]

Nice comeback from when you started. They look nice n healthy adukedkr. When are you going to flip?

 

[Paracelsus]

yOU'RE doing a fantastic job

 

[sdukedkr]

Dutchman1 I will give them a few more weeks into veg depending on their growth rate, but I'd like to allow them to grow a few more inches before I switch. But I'll take into consideration that it could stretch twice its size, so try not to make it too close to the LED which is 600 watts, pretty powerful for such a small space.

Paracelsus Thanks, trying to do my best by following the basic rules of growing

 

[Dutchman1]

2 or 3 weeks sounds about right for that space. They may grow into the light though, Not alot of overhead there.

 

[sdukedkr]

Dutchman1 Yeah that was exactly what I was thinking, 2-3 weeks. They don't grow crazely fast and now I got used to their rate of growth since I've trained them quite a lot and got used to how fast they grow after each topping or LST.

 

[Dutchman1]

Mine in two weeks of growth. Now think about yours in another two weeks.How high is that tent?

 

[sdukedkr]

Total height of the cabinet is 100cm. Distance from top of the pot to LED is 60cm. And from actual top of the plant to the LED, clearance is about 45cm.

So I was thinking of growing it about 10cm more. Should give me enough space for a flowering stretch. I should have built a higher cabinet, but I always wanted to grow small but highly trained plants... and this is what I will be going for 😎🤙🏻.

Does anyone has a simple/effective way to raise humidity levels? Like a glass of water in the grow space or something.

Peace,
DuKE

 

[D.A.A.S.69]

Morning SDU, man those are beautiful plants, yeah, there's plenty of ways, stuff like keeping a wet towel or two in your tent, anything that holds moisture, one cat keeps a pan of wet perlite in his tent to help raise it, humidifiers work best, but kinda high, nice training with your plants.

 

[Waltermelon]

The best cheapest way to raise humidity in a small space like that, is a micro humidifier. You can get them for around $12usd on Amazon. I use a tiny one in my clone dome for mushrooms and clones.but it looks like you are exhausting the air from inside the box out. That'll suck the freshly humidified air right out with almost no affect on internal humidity and you'll be in the same position. I'm not 100% sure why you would want to raise the humidity, what's the benefit? My humidity runs about 10-20% constantly (flower and veg) and I've had no issues .