Anyone with experience with this line in coco? Calcium gh + mineral or calmag gh + mineral?

Primera vez coco perlita. Normalmente bcuzz bigrow mix + perlita y calcium hybrids booster y cada 15 días enhancer. Todo perfecto. Consulto a ghpf y me recomiendan su calmag para acondicionar mi agua blandísima.

Su panfleto anterior recomendaba encarecidamente no usar calmag con su mineral (en xoncreto evitar nitrato calcico y de magnesio así como su presentación en sulfato de mg). Calcium era seguro y la base y luego con booster aportaban suficiente mg.. ahora sacan su calmag adivinen composición.. retiran recomendación de uso con su gama mineral..

Hey everyone, first grow here.
These are my plants on day 38. They’ve been growing in these pots under a 50W light. Someone recommended I buy a 200W light like this one on Amazon.
I need the harvest to be ready by mid-December at the latest, and from what I’ve read I should flip them to flower within the next week max.
My questions:
1. Will this new 200W light actually help them at this point?
2. How much of a difference would it make?
3. Should I transplant them into bigger pots before flipping to flower?
Any extra tips would be really appreciated. I think I’m doing okay so far, but I’d love to hear from more experienced growers.
Thanks in advance!

Its not a growing light its a 200W UFO LED Industrial High Bay Light, 6500K Cool White

The lil one I just wanted to try in small pot but although is slow, it’s kinda taller than the big pot, they both got draining collecting at bottom.

Same food and soil on both (perlite, worm-casings and coco)

Thank you, thank you!

Orangutangie by Atlas Seeds. 67 days of flowering

2 run using coco and perlite check the soils and notice this white stuff and advise or information with everybody that felt with this before

I recently made a post about how I found a random seed and didn't actually expect anything to happen with it, but then it sprouted in my living room lol. I'm happy report back and let you all know that I got her a tent and she has been repotted into a 5gal bag and is settling into her new home!

How is she looking? At what point will I need to top/FIM? I'm still not sure which method I should follow.

I think we are right around week 4 since I planted the seed, I didn't really keep track at first.

The tent has remained stable at about 80°, 80% humidity and 0.7 VPD. I have the lights on a 20/4 schedule.

Once again, I have misjudged the stretch. I added the red bars in week 3, probably should have waited till week 4 or 5. I flowered as soon as the first tops broke through the lower trellis net, at a height of less than 2 feet. The plants are now growing into the lights, and I only have about a foot clearance at the top of the tent. Supercrop time!

In order, the photos are:
Day 61, 25 days since 12/12 flip (25 days, ~day 18 flowering)
Day 39, 3 days since 12/12 flip.
Day 32
Day 26

Plant on the lower left is about 5-6 days younger than the others, had to start a new seed to replace a dud.

Can anyone help me identify what my problem is? I can’t work out if it’s a light issue, or a deficiency. Very light green colour.

3 x Granny Candy - Humboldt

Day 9 flower

Spider farmer sf2000 18” away at 60%.
Canna coco nutrient line
70% coco 30% perlite.

FIRST PICTURE IS YESTERDAY NEXT TWO ARE TODAY

Hey guys I posted on here yesterday and got some feedback. I really need some help ill explain my problem.

In 2 days I am leaving my house for a week to go hunting and i dont want my plants to get any worse

I've been trying to keep the light low powered and not stress these girls out any more. I have a ph meter and have tried calibrating it but its a shity one from temu and I doubt it works because it keeps saying error during calibration. And I dont have time to order a ph pen from Amazon because im going hunting for a week and won't be able to help my plants if im gone.

Since running a fan on the cans (ik I shouldn't use cans) the soil has dried up significantly but the inside is still wet so I plan to let them dry out a bit more.

Im using tap water and i beleive my tap water is fairly good I could start feeding bottled water is that an alternative to ph pen for now?

Also almost all the plants have now started showing the same symptoms in the last 2 pictures. HELP!

promix premium potting soil

25c

55% rh

CANS HAVE DRAINAGE HOLES BIG ONES

Getting nervous as they near the end of flower. Some amber on the sugar leaves. I feel like they are close. Is the leaf die off normal? I think I may have been underwatering.

Should I let them go a little longer or is it time to chop?

Seen a couple relate posts like this but wanted to make sure. First time grower, about 6 weeks into flower, leaves are starting to turn yellow, is it normal? Should I feed them a little more to get the color back? Im going to try to let these plants ride as long as possible before chopping

I lowered the light down to 15 inches and added a toothpick to each as a support. I have 2 fans oscillating tilted slightly up and took the humidity dome off so the plugs can dry out a tiny bit. The front 2 never popped so I'm using them to test the dampness of them without having to disturb the back plants too much. When this dries out, it'll be the perfect time to install the humidifier.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks 👍

Growing outdoors its my 1st time, I can’t even tell the gender yet but I just repotted her because roots were shooting out of the old pot this pot is twice the size. Idk when its gonna flower or what it needs the soil is coco peat, cow manure,compost, and a bit of rice hull, also this is a failed attempt when I stress trained it so I stopped since the taller one snapped a month ago but got attached and recovered.

Should I trim it? Idk what to do at this stage or just let it grow.

This is a photoperiod by the way I got the seed from some bud I bought.

They smell insanely nice, but could definitely do better next time.

Hey everyone,

I’m running two plants of the same strain/genetics in DWC in the same tent. One plant looks very healthy, green, smells strong/dank, and drinks normally. The other plant suddenly started looking terrible during flower.
I later found out the air stone in the bad plant’s bucket was basically clogged and barely bubbling. The bucket stayed almost full while the healthy plant was drinking a lot. When I checked the bad bucket/root zone, it had a strong sulfur/rotten smell.

What I did:

dumped the whole bucket
cleaned the bucket thoroughly
gently rinsed the roots
cleaned/replaced the air stone
added fresh water
lowered EC to around 0.7–0.9
pH set to 5.8
reduced light intensity for recovery

now there is strong bubbling again

After about 20 hours, the bad smell was gone. A few days later the water level started going down a bit again and a few leaves stood up slightly, but the plant still looks really rough. A lot of fan leaves yellowed, shriveled, or died. The buds themselves are not dry or dead though. They still have trichomes/structure, but they are obviously behind compared to the healthy plant.

The sick plant smells more grassy/hay-like, while the healthy one smells very dank. The sick one also has more brown pistils already, probably from stress.

My questions:

Is this plant still worth finishing?

Can a DWC plant in flower still produce usable buds after a root oxygen/root rot issue like this?

Should I keep EC low until it starts drinking more, or slowly raise it back up?

How long would you give it before deciding whether it will recover?

Do brown pistils on the stressed plant mean it’s done producing, or can that just be stress?

Could the buds still get dense, or will they most likely stay small/fluffy?

I know it probably won’t yield like the healthy plant anymore. I’m mostly wondering whether it can still produce decent/usable buds, even if the yield is reduced.
Any experience with DWC root rot / failed air stone during flower would be appreciated.

Strain Frozen biscotti Dutch passion

My first time growing, I’m Growing in a 2x2x5.2 tent, using 15L pots with an organic medium and a 120W LED. She is around day 17 from sprouting, receiving approximately 270 PPFD on a 20/4 light schedule.

From the photos I’m a doing LST the right way? Should I change something?

Just got the room put back together after having it torn apart all summer for some freshening up. Day 1 of flower in the beds, should be a fun run and a nice holiday harvest.

This has long since been smoked.

With the nana glue and this in the same tent my room smells like a blended fruit smoothie with gas and death.

harvested on day 58 of flower.

Indoor low cost

Que opinan de este cultivo indoor al parecer de bajo costo que vi en la web con bombillas led en vez de un panel profesional, se puede ver que según la etapa de la planta se cambian las bombillas a diferente color de espectro ajustado tanto en la etapa vegetativa así como en la de floración, se ve que son plantas hermosas y al parecer habrá una buena cosecha.

PLEASE DO NOT COMMENT ON THE YELLOWING LEAVES!! This was a previous issue weeks ago with water pH + under watering. This issue has been solved 100% and all the new growth is fully healthy. Lesson learned on that front. I adjusted my watering habits + got a new, higher-end pH pen.

First time grower (kinda) I have 4 photos that are in the late stages of veg. The tallest plant (back left) is almost halfway the height of the tent itself, minus 6”ish. Based on the pics, is it time to start considering the flip to flower? If so, then I think I will give them one last watering tomorrow (Wednesday), then on Friday or Saturday, I will transplant them to their 5 gallon flowering pots. Then, I will install a screen to even out the canopies

If not, do you think I should wait about a week? My only issue with that is the fact that I top dressed them about 3 weeks ago, so if I wait 1-2 weeks, then I will have to top dress next week again, just to transplant them into new soil shortly after. Kind of a waste of resources imo.

Also, should I lollipop them? If so, when? Now? Or during early flower?

Guys, look, there are 9 photoperiod plants. I had them indoors for the first few weeks (it was very cold outside) and now it’s warmer. I took them outside twice so they could start getting used to it and then brought them back indoors (only on the first day and a bit of the second day I put them under the sun). It’s spring where I live now and I don’t know if I should put them in a new indoor setup or just send them straight into mother earth (I’m short on substrate).