Please Help!! Noob advice, overwater or nitrogen toxicity?????

[SmobyToker#1]

Hhhhm lad can i ask why you're feeding that plant? why not just pot up? how old is that soil in that pot, a week? and then you fed on top of it, and now you have minor tip claw (first signs of nitrogen tox). I would flush that pot out pronto with lots of water, but not vigorously and then repot into a suitable container cos that pot is puny buddy. best of luck

[SmobyToker#1]

Also use 25-30 % perlite of the whole pot volume. so if its a new 10 ltr pot you put it in, then 2.5-3 ltrs of perlite to 7-7.5 ltrs of compost will be great. get some root enhancer like great white, micorhizae or however iuts spelt or even some liquid photosynthesis plus. (this shit if fucking amazing, 100% plant growth in a week. Mental stuff. Dont ph anything either buddy, just measure it, chuck it in water, sling it on plants, jd. best o luck buddy

[vondudereno]

I admit to having zero knowledge! Just advice of people who have grown and internet. I was told my pot was to big because the roots need to pack! So your saying bit of a flush and repot into a bigger pot? Thanks for the advice btw peeps

[Viz]

Ok very simply you have over fed the plant based on the image and the fact you are growing in soil.

Some additional information would be good. Please provide the answers for the following questions.

What type of plant is it? Auto Fem or Photo-period plant - in other words do you have to change your light cycle to get the plant to flower.
What are the temps in your grow space?
Do you have your pot raised off the drip tray surface.

Anyhow this is what I would do. - If an auto flowering plant I would pot up to the final sized pot ASAP. If a photo-period plant you do want to increase the pot size so that the roots can develop more. When you water you want to water around the outer edges and not over the stem. You want to encourage the roots to look for the moisture. Growing in soil means you need to only start feeding Old Timers Grow when your plants show a paling or give other indicators that they need feeding. The soil has the nutrients for at least 4 to 5 weeks.

I would also lift the base of the pot off the flat surface of the drip tray, a couple of bits of wood will do the trick. You want the soil at the bottom of your pot to drain fully and not have roots ever sitting in moisture.

[Guest]

Ok very simply you have over fed the plant based on the image and the fact you are growing in soil.

Some additional information would be good. Please provide the answers for the following questions.

What type of plant is it? Auto Fem or Photo-period plant - in other words do you have to change your light cycle to get the plant to flower.
What are the temps in your grow space?
Do you have your pot raised off the drip tray surface.

Anyhow this is what I would do. - If an auto flowering plant I would pot up to the final sized pot ASAP. If a photo-period plant you do want to increase the pot size so that the roots can develop more. When you water you want to water around the outer edges and not over the stem. You want to encourage the roots to look for the moisture. Growing in soil means you need to only start feeding Old Timers Grow when your plants show a paling or give other indicators that they need feeding. The soil has the nutrients for at least 4 to 5 weeks.

I would also lift the base of the pot off the flat surface of the drip tray, a couple of bits of wood will do the trick. You want the soil at the bottom of your pot to drain fully and not have roots ever sitting in moisture.

He said it was autoduck with temp at 20

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[Viz]

He said it was autoduck with temp at 20

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Cheers I missed that.


Ok so you have an Auto flowering plant, you want to get your plant into the final pot ASAP mate. No mucking about with Auto's

[Guest]

Cheers I missed that.


Ok so you have an Auto flowering plant, you want to get your plant into the final pot ASAP mate. No mucking about with Auto's

Very carefully tho, any mistake will set it back... that's why I start in my final pot I've killed some beautiful babies with sloppy transplants

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[Guest]

Cheers I missed that.


Ok so you have an Auto flowering plant, you want to get your plant into the final pot ASAP mate. No mucking about with Auto's

And you think it's safe to transplant with the stress of nuteburn right now?

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[Viz]

Yes it is safe. Actually you really do not have much choice. The way that Auto's work you have maybe two weeks, at a push three weeks left of veg before the plant automatically goes into flower mode. So you really want them in the final pot now. They will have a few days of recover and then crazy growth. Just water around the edges and let the water get down to the bottom without flooding the pot. Make the roots have to work for the moisture.

Soil is quiet forgiving with auto's I have noticed.

[vondudereno]

Yes it is safe. Actually you really do not have much choice. The way that Auto's work you have maybe two weeks, at a push three weeks left of veg before the plant automatically goes into flower mode. So you really want them in the final pot now. They will have a few days of recover and then crazy growth. Just water around the edges and let the water get down to the bottom without flooding the pot. Make the roots have to work for the moisture.

Soil is quiet forgiving with auto's I have noticed.

What size pot do you recommend?