AutoFlowering Ak47 LowRyder, HELP !

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Hi,

I purchased 5 feminized LowLife Auto-flowering Ak47 seeds, all 5 seeds germinated fine and have now planted them.

They are 2 weeks old today !!

They all seem fine but have noticed a slight curling of the leaves on most of the plants and 1 of them looks quite bad. I am using a 125w cfl light on 24/7, Ph is fine and have not started giving them any nutes yet

All help would be appreciated as i am abit of a noob to growing :aok:

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is it hot in the room? likes like begining of over heat
could b over watering. do u let ur soil dry out b4 next watering?
 
the temp in the room ranges from 72-81 degrees and have fresh air coming in and my carbon filter and extractor taking out the used air, and yess everytime before watering i jus poke my finger about an inch down if its dry then i will give them a good soak but i do keep the top of the soil quite damp ....
 
This may not be the problem but it looks like you have no perilite in that soil... and may restrict root growth if the soil is packed to tightly....
 
let the pot dry almost totally before rewatering... i usually go based on the weight of the pot to tell if it needs watering... letting it dry out more will promote root growth as the plant will be forced to search for more water...
 
JustAnotherAntMarching said:
This may not be the problem but it looks like you have no perilite in that soil... and may restrict root growth if the soil is packed to tightly....

:yeahthat:

Also, you say your PH is fine.

What is your PH reading and what method are you using to measure it?

:peace:
 
Just a basic Ph tester from a local shop its readin about 7.0, wat would the best thing to do now, loosen the soil ?
 
john innes no2, basically just place the tong in the soil and the display tells you the ph amount
 
A double prong thing that tells you the PH, Moisture and light power?

:peace:
 
Is it made to measure the soil PH?

Because you need a PH meter that measures the liquid you use, not a soil PH reader.
 
By the way, you need to lift all your plants out of the soil amd mix 25-30% perlite into it, your soil has compacted and the roots cannot breathe or grow into the soil.

:peace:
 
:confused: Well im using volvic bottled water to water them, i was told that i wouldnt need to test that water just the soil ? What would be the best and safest method to take the plants out of the pots now as i only planted them yesterday ?
 
Well thats why this forum is here, to tell you the truth and not hearsay.

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pH 7

Calcium (Ca) 10
Chloride (Cl−) 8
Bicarbonate (HCO3) 65
Magnesium (Mg) 6
Nitrate (NO3) 1
Potassium (K) 6
Silica (SiO2) 30
Sodium (Na) 9
Sulfates (SO) 7
TDS 109

Distilled water is better than Volvic.

Why do you not use your tap water?

The PH is out, it should be 6.5 not 7.

Your main problem at the moment is your soil, that needs to be fixed first before altering your PH, but your PH is extremely important to get on top of.

You need a digital PH meter, cheap enough on Ebay or maybe you can find one locally.

:peace:
 
,i'm growing a easyryder myself, try turning the light cycle to 20 on/4 off for it's entire growth life. Green thoughts to ya!
 
Chef im not sure if you have the same thing he has.... His title says Lowryder AK but then the first post says Lowlife... So which one is it??

I have the Lowryder 2 x AK47 = Easyryder...
 
had a bud growing his , an auto, and it helped on his, it's what the old site recommends for his and ours.
 

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