Twisted first hydro attempt

[Keeno]

Thats gonna be a sight in flower Twisted

I agree with 2-Scoops, roots need warming a bit. Awesome groom mate

[Marcus]

Warming the res isn't warming your roots. They'll have a warm shot of feed once a day and then quickly drop back to the temp they were at.

Get the temps up in the tent.

Where is the air that comes into the tent coming from? Outside? If so, try and draw it from inside.

What temp is the tent BTW?

[Twisted]

Warming the res isn't warming your roots. They'll have a warm shot of feed once a day and then quickly drop back to the temp they were at.

Get the temps up in the tent.

Where is the air that comes into the tent coming from? Outside? If so, try and draw it from inside.

What temp is the tent BTW?

Not got the intake on yet so it is getting drawn from the room and straight out.

Temps are 25-28 lights on and 20 lights off

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[Trex]

Warming the res isn't warming your roots. They'll have a warm shot of feed once a day and then quickly drop back to the temp they were at.

Get the temps up in the tent.

Where is the air that comes into the tent coming from? Outside? If so, try and draw it from inside.

What temp is the tent BTW?

Not got the intake on yet so it is getting drawn from the room and straight out.

Temps are 25-28 lights on and 20 lights off

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22-23 would be optimal my friend.

[Twisted]

Few photos from today, im noticing some leaves going a bit vainy and slight burn on tips also some rusty spots on leaves.

What we thinking?

Sorry about photo quality using my old phone for now

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[2-Scoops]

Warming the res isn't warming your roots.

Its feeding cold ferts that's caused the problem and If he carries on feeding freezing cold ferts the problem is not gonna get fixed, which is what's sending roots into cold shock causing lockout mate. Its just gonna be an endless cycle till they're proper knackered. Letting pots dry out is the solution and not feeding cold ferts again is the fix so it doesn`t happen again.

[MrHash]

I bet once you get temps up they will be happy once again they tend to get sassy when their roots get cold

[Marcus]

Warming the res isn't warming your roots.

Its feeding cold ferts that's caused the problem and If he carries on feeding freezing cold ferts the problem is not gonna get fixed, which is what's sending roots into cold shock causing lockout mate. Its just gonna be an endless cycle till they're proper knackered. Letting pots dry out is the solution and not feeding cold ferts again is the fix so it doesn`t happen again.

From what I've read, the tent is at 25-28*C... His roots will be at that too.

Flood them once every couple of days with 13*C grub and they'll be back at the room temp in half an hour. Even if it is 'cold shocking' them, 13*C is not cold. I mean, DWC folks like to chill their roots 24/7 between 15-18*C.

I sling water straight from the cold tap at my plants and have never had them do anything looking like that, so I'll take my leave and let you folks sort it.

They look like they're revegging cuts to me that are just taking their time about it and look sad as they pics are always at lights off.

But ... Strange it's happening to EVERY plant.

[2-Scoops]

Another option is to just flip them this causes an hormonal reaction and 9 times outa 10 they will come good Twisted so long as your not carrying on feeding cold ferts.

[Twisted]

Since last time I let the pots dry out and put 2 aquarium heaters in the res temps at 21c now.

I am slightly concerned about the drooping, also a spray of calmag needed?

I'm hoping to flip these next week so hoping to get them right

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