Is she drinking her water correctly?

I’m worried plants are not growing at optimal rate. It has been 9 days since the last watering, and the first inch and a half of the top soil has just gone dry. Is it taking too long for the roots to absorb their food? I am feeding a gallon to a 3 gallon pot

Also, I fed water with Ph 7.8 for the first 30 days. I have corrected the Ph to a range of 6.2-6.8 for the last few weeks days.
Runoff PPM’s were 843 as of Day 36…Eight days later PPM was 1,000.

Seems most people with plants this age are a little bigger, and seems like they drink water faster (every 5-6 days).

Am I experiencing lockout in my root system?

Growing in FFOF using the FF main nutrient trio and calmag. Started using nutes on day 35. Since then I have used nutes every feeding, but have only had to feed twice(I think it’s taking them too long to drink.)

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@Flannelanimal
Hi I think they look great.
But hey ,what would I know…
This is my last seed of MK Ultra and I am tryin to save her.


Merry Christmas :flushed:

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That’s almost definitely nute burn or light burn what’s your light and distance I’m leaning towards light given how much your seedlings are burning

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You’re girls look good considering they were given such high ph what’s your run off ph?

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I’ve only measured runoff Ph for the last watering, but it was 5.7 ( about 1 less than the PH I put in)

Thinking my VPD is too high and is causing slow growth. Humidity has been prettt low around 30-35. Have had a humidifier outside the tent but only raised humidity to 42, so just moved it inside the tent.

Yup that’s it ive been struggling to keep my closet humid, I run a humidifier 24/7 and I can barely get my tent to 45 in the dry winter recirculated air

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Right? Check how I tried to insulate my closet

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@Flannelanimal I think your plant looks great. Can’t see any signs of lockout anywhere. That is one big ass pot you have there though. If it was me I would wind the feed back a little as your runoff is higher than what’s going in. That tells me that there is still a load of nutrients held in your soil. Runoff pH is a concern though so keep an eye on that.
@ash that looks like nute burn. Soil looks wet as well. What are you growing in. Might be too hot for a plant that age

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@Davyg
Hi Growing in Coco peat…
Only started giving nutrients when yellow leaves started.
Tried my best to kill it but it is still alive. :slightly_smiling_face:
Have lots of great advice here and hopefully I can rescue her.
Thanks

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Looks like I gave you a bum steer @Ash. I’ve no experience in coco at all. I’ve tried to kill a few of my babies :man_facepalming::rofl::rofl:. Good luck getting to the bottom of this and a merry Christmas to you :sunglasses:

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