NoTill 1st Grow - Weird Leaf Damage

[Billyg0at]

Hey mate. They turned out to be great veg lights!

 

Nearly killed the girl I had in the tent, had the lights too close.

 

So vegged some clones up in there instead. They went in to the flower room last week and I’ll be adding the led panels in the coming week to supplement the two CMH lights.

 

Hopefully get the run done before it gets too hot.

[pug1010]

nice one mate

 

shit ... that will be some serious light ... make sure to have your sunnies on hand.

 

reckon the cmh/led combo could be the bees knees. gives a fair few more options in hot climates.

 

looking forward to seeing those beauties.

[Raniformis]

They don't look overwatered, sulphur would be for high pH, phosphorus.

[Quokk@]

Questions ?

 

what ph is your soil ?

And what ph is the water your watering with ?

 

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Soil ph is 9.0. Supplier is sending some Sulfur & Humic Acid to sort that. Water is 7.1.

 

 

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[Quokk@]

I can see blumats? Not yet used them but can’t see them overwatering if set up correctly..

Think I’ve been running them a bit too wet. This may contribute to the the whole story.

 

 

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[itchybromusic]

coco coir / brick from bunnings 

i used it years ago in soil mixes that just did ok 

 

most give brunnings coco a good wash B4 using it , i think there might even 

be a thread dedicated to washing bunnings brought coco 

 

i have also seen soil makers mention adding some sulfur

when using coco over peat moss in there soil mixes 

 

the brunnings peat moss is pre moistened & allot more expensive 

buying it in a 5lt bag , depending on whether you are into soil mixing 

most would buy a 220 liter bale of Canadian peat that needs hydrating 

https://www.davespetandgarden.com.au/product/peat-moss-220-litre-bale/

you can also look at Lithuanian peat moss which is a little cheaper but not 

as preferred as the Canadian  

 

here are some pros & cons to using peat moss Vs coco coir 

https://www.kisorganics.com/blogs/news/99806785-peat-vs-coco

[Quokk@]

Thanks for the comments Itchy, the coir might be the culprit by the looks of it. You wouldn’t expect to have to wash the product before use. Goes to show you can’t take anything for granted.

 

 

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