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Great question. From what I’ve read, it varies. Things like genetics, environment, and nutrition all impact it. So really hard to give you an exact answer, but the general answer is 2-3 weeks.

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What is the pH and PPM of the soil runoff?

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They should be fine with the 6.5 RO; so the switch shouldn’t cause issues. Unfortunately, without the PPM measurement, we are just guessing what the problem could be. It could be too low of PPM indicating it needs a feeding, or too high of PPM causing a nutrient lockout. Without the pH measurement, we don’t know if the medium is in the acceptable range for nutrient uptake. If the pH in the medium is too high or too low, you could get nutrient lockout and see deficiencies.

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Looks like some fat buds! What is the pH and PPM of the soil runoff?

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Damn that’s terrible. Sorry to hear that. What were the genetics?

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I’m glad you liked that episode! Did you watch the first episode I did with him? Here’s a link to it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjBU_akqFrA

No I haven’t join his discord; I don’t really go on discord. I don’t have any plans to run his line at the moment. I have a bunch of a few different organic fertilizer blends that I’ve been working through. Maybe after that i’ll try it. I’m pretty sure Rob and Pigeons both haven’t tried it either so we wouldn’t be able to say much about it really.

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Yes since there are leaves there there’s a good chance it’ll grow back. Will just take a long time. Are they autoflowers or photoperiod?

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Glad to see they made a recovery!

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Coming along pretty good! I know cameras can be deceiving but is that interveinal chlorosis?

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Wow that’s terrible. Sorry to see that! Yeah I agree with Cam; your best bet is to start fresh :/

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What is the pH and PPM of the soil runoff?
9 times out of 10, a picture isn’t enough to determine what is wrong with a plant. A lot of background information is needed. You could include more info mentioned in this post and it will prevent a lot of back and forth asking clarifying questions: https://mrgrowit.com/forums/topic/read-me-first/

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As long as you feel air circulation is sufficient across the entire grow space then the 12-hours on, 12-hours off rotation you mention should be fine. I actually heard some people doing that in order to help increase the fan lifespan.

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Sorry for the delayed response. Only a 6-month warranty makes it something I personally would avoid. Also doesn’t appear to have any safety certifications like ETL or UL listed which is a big concern. I didn’t think you were legally able to sell electronics without safety certifications. I know commercial facilities can’t use grow lights that don’t have any safety certifications. They also don’t provide a PAR map which is another thing worth noting. Since a grow light is arguable the most important piece of equipment, I’d go with a more trustworthy brand that offers at least a 1-year warranty; most offer a 3 or 5-year warranty.

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I was typing my response and then read your post from the 16th after; it lined up with my thoughts! I was going to say, it looks like it’s just that one branch impacted since the other branches and other plants look fine. I was then going to ask if that branch is next to a fan or any other piece of equipment – which you mention it is. I also think it’s wind burn/stress. Rotating your plant daily or moving the fan so it’s not blasting onto that branch should definitely help it. Easy fix! I’m glad it’s nothing major. Plants look good otherwise. Nice job!

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Any signs of pests?

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