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New to FOFF And LED

Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Indoors' started by Brian Harrison, May 10, 2020.

  1. #1 Brian Harrison, May 10, 2020
    Hey guys im new to this forum, i literally just wrote this huge post and my computer glitched and didn't post :(
    ive grow in the past but with HPS, CFL and inside a little box lined with foil lol. im trying foff with their line of nutes and a 1200w LED grow light. im a few weeks in im assuming, forgot to write a date.. think its time to transplant? ive already trimmed the lower fan leaves to hopefully get more light to the bottem.. thanks in advance.
     

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  2. #2 sdrodbuster, May 10, 2020
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    Welcome to the forums.

    I think you're trying to say FFOF "fox farms ocean forest "
    It is a quality soil I use it myself

    Now your plant is looking rather dark green to me which tells me its either being over watered and/or it has Nitrogen Overload.
    Transplant ASAP
    My suggestion is to transplant into a larger pot 2-5 gal in foxfarms and use pure water ph 6.5 for a couple weeks allowing the plant to dry out a bit between waterings and allow the plant to use the nutrients in the soil

    FFOF is chalked full of nitrogen with worm castings and other things which is good for up to a month prior to adding nutes

    If you insist on nutrients use 1/4 recommend dose and properly ph 6.5 and pure water in between.
    Remember cannabis likes to get thirsty between watering and feedings.
    Over water and they drown
    Over feed and they frown and brown

    Happy Growing




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  3. #3 Brian Harrison, May 10, 2020
    i haven't used any nutes yet, just been water with 6.0-6.5 PH when soil is dry which it dries completely every other day.
     
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  4. #4 sdrodbuster, May 10, 2020
    Then definitely transplant soon

    Is that an autoflower or photoperiod ?


    If its an autoflower i suggest transplant it yesterday into a 5 gal wide or tall or even 3 gal depending on your space


    If it's a photo you can go 1-2 gallon depending on how often you want to transplant and how big you want it before flowering


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  5. #5 grasscoty, May 10, 2020
    Ok , first off, its FFOF (Fox Farms Ocean Forest). 2nd of all, your plants are too young to defoliate. Be careful. And 3rd yes, its time to transplant. Your plants look good. Thanks for sharing :)
     
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  6. #6 Brian Harrison, May 10, 2020
    Unfortunately this is a couple seed ive found in some really good bud. I'd like to order some online but not sure i can convince my lady to go this route. Really this is just learning more & getting some practice.. Ill transplant them tomorrow!
     
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  7. #7 Brian Harrison, May 10, 2020
    should i continue doing just ffof for transplant? what can i do for the high levels on N?
     
  8. #8 sdrodbuster, May 10, 2020
    Hey we all gotta start/restart somewhere , using oceanforest is a good start and ph setting your water a plus .

    Definitely transplant and go from there

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  9. #9 grasscoty, May 10, 2020
    I am following the FF soil feeding chart. Will that fuck up the plants? I am in week 3 and i have already nuted them once.
     
  10. #10 Brian Harrison, May 10, 2020
    Thank you guys, i appreciate it.
     
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  11. #11 sdrodbuster, May 10, 2020
    No , just keep an eye on them
    Use fresh water in between feeds


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  12. #12 grasscoty, May 10, 2020
    thanks
     
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  13. #13 Brian Harrison, May 10, 2020
    Its a small grow cabinet im using, may need to put light up just a little higher.. Running about 75-80 degrees F and 30% humidity.
     

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