This is my first attempt at growing I’m have two blue dream from seedsmen and one northern lights auto
I was thinking that thank you. any idea of why the stunted growth the one is twice the size and started them at the same time
Personally I wouldn't grow in anything smaller than 5 gallons, space allowing. Plants grow to the size of their pots to a extent. Being autos especially you wanna get the most out of them. I'll transplant autos week 3, most start flowing around a month. Few reasons for stunted growth. Light, watering, environment sometimes just genetics. Cant expect the exact same growth from 2 seeds of same strain much less 2 separate strains.
JUST TRY TO MAKE it through to harvest so you have a grow under your belt then you will know if growing is right for you dont expect much this run maybe an ounce
Thanks for the feed back the biggest two are blue dream and the little one is a northern lights auto the blue dream are ferm. I have bigger pots I will transplant this week What about the yellow in the leaves is that to much nutrients or to little ? The medium is soil mixed with worm castings I’ve only added a watered down nutrient once
At this time that little bit of yellowing tips isnt of much concern. Dont have to feed until bottoms start fading that's a good indicator that your medium is out of food. For fems that's a good time to up pot, that'll replenish nutrients Tips could be a little bit of nutrient burn, too early in the issue to tell. Probably will work itself out if just giving plain water.
In a good soil mix transplanting every month or so nutrients usually aren't needed until in final pot 4-6 weeks. Depending on mediums available nutrients and pot size / plant size. Personally my autos go 2 months and photos go 3 months, before adding nutrients to medium
Just do as little as needed early of before one understands the plants cycle and what's needed its easy to over do. By watching the plants they'll tell you what they like what they don't they'll let you know when they need nutrients, also when they've had too much
Yes I kno and that’s what I’m trying to learn what there telling me sometimes I see the leaves wither or curl what do they need or not need when they do that?
Depends on what you did or didn't do prior to noticing issue. Withering usually underwatering, curling could be a multitude of things. Overwatering, excessive nitrogen, heat stress, root bound, bad soil meaning poor drainage. If your fan is blowing directly onto leaves constantly that can cause a funky look as well, pests can also cause curling. Sure im forgetting something
No ur information is great becuz I kno I need to transplant the one wit better drainage and I also have the fan on them at times Iam transplanting this week
I'll generally add around 20-25% perlite to medium already containing perlite out of the bag. You can get away with less or more just my personal preference