Amidamaru Posted August 11 Share Posted August 11 The leaves are dropping. I am not sure what is the reason. 1 Link to comment
Military Grade Posted August 12 Share Posted August 12 You will have to give a bit more info for other to help you more accurately. Whats the medium? Size of the pot? What and how often are you feeding it? There seems to a bit a lot of little marks on the leaves that might need looking at too Link to comment
Amidamaru Posted August 12 Author Share Posted August 12 1 hour ago, Military Grade said: You will have to give a bit more info for other to help you more accurately. Whats the medium? Size of the pot? What and how often are you feeding it? There seems to a bit a lot of little marks on the leaves that might need looking at too Feed every 2 days 250-350ml water with biobizz root juice; biogrow; bioheaven Growing medium Biobizz light mix soil A small 15cm pot Ph 6.2-6.5 I germinated directly in soil using regular tap water mist. I did not use water without nutes after 2 weeks. 2 Link to comment
Military Grade Posted August 12 Share Posted August 12 (edited) Can you raise the humidity up a bit or lower the lights on temps? What are your lights off temperatures and are you keeping the roots warm when the lights are off? Also try not to play with the Ph of the water, it's not really needed for soil, BioBizz Light Mix is already buffered to about 6.2 feom memory, playing with the PH in this circumstance can cause problems. The plant don't look too bad overall tho, maybe be a tad over watering/fed, but I reckon if you stop changing the ph of your water and keep the plants roots warm in lights off she will spring into life Edited August 12 by Military Grade 3 Link to comment
Amidamaru Posted August 12 Author Share Posted August 12 I have the lights on 24/7, but I turned them off in order to lower the temperature, and covered it in order to raise the humidity. Thank you for the advice! 1 Link to comment
Slippy One Posted August 12 Share Posted August 12 For me, time to pot up into a bigger pot, preferably plastic. Also, looks to be early signs of mites. Was this plant brought indoors from outside? 3 Link to comment
geogeo Posted August 12 Share Posted August 12 i agrree with @Slippy One not much compost in the pot, have a look at the base drainage holes an @Military Grade advice any roots showing 1 Link to comment
latigid aikon Posted August 12 Share Posted August 12 1 minute ago, geogeo said: base drainage holes I've seen garden pots like this one that only have a single hole in the middle, if that's the case here it might be part of the problem. 2 Link to comment
Shumroom Posted August 12 Share Posted August 12 Yeah get her potted up into something with about 3 to 4 times the volume of compost Gotta agree that plastic pots have their advantages over terracotta pots when growing in tents etc. I would also give a couple of hours darkness every day(probably during the warmest hours) Is this a photoperiod or an auto? You mentioned pH, is that because you’ve adjusted it or is that just an observation? You don’t need to pH in compost Tell us about the light you’re using, including power level and height above plant? Relative Humidity should be much higher in veg stage, as mentioned previously(like 70% for example). Atb 1 Link to comment
Amidamaru Posted August 12 Author Share Posted August 12 Thanks everybody for the great advice. It's been useful now the plant is looking healthy and bigger than ever. No more drooping. This is a white widow auto, my first grow ever. Grown indoor only on a full spectrum samsung led. I will make a post here after 1 month in flower. 3 Link to comment
geogeo Posted August 13 Share Posted August 13 glad to here m8 next time smaller pot to start , then approx 10 days later ( plenty off extra drainage holes) into final pot , ,, ps , dont worry if she dosent grow a bit , as she will be a bit stunned for a few days Link to comment
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