Does anyone know if this is some type of Prickly Pear subspecies? It grows near normal-looking Prickly Pear but the spines are much longer and more concentrated. The flowers also seem to be blooming at a different rate than the others. New to this, I dont know much.
Came out pretty gritty so I used framed them and gave them as gifts. Got the method from r/papermaking
Hey guys, I am a first time grower and due to neurological injury, I have a really hard time following/absorbing instructions. My tent came with hundreds of pages of literature and I need some help.
Problem: White spots on leaves, no visible insects under the loupe.
Problem: Drooping leaves/looking saggy.
My setup:
AC Infinity 3x3 tent, vent and light.
Foxfarm Happy Frog potting soil in fabric pots.
Foxfarm Grow Big 6-4-4 vegetative, alternating every other water (I eyeballed the feedings for 2 weeks...shit)
18/6 light cycle.
Vent fan 30min on/30 off - mounted externally.
2 corner fans on 24/7 (not rotating)
Heres the factors I think might be involved, but I am novice as hell, so please help me out:
- Low temps? My tent is in my garage, in the Rocky Mountains, and the garage apparently hovers in the mid 60s right now. Is this causing drooping?
- Crowding? I only intend to have 2 mature plants in here, the little clones will go outside in a few weeks. Its crowded now, can that cause drooping?
- Possible thrips? White spots on leaves, more on my bigger indica than my smaller hybrid.
- Nutrient deficiency or overfeeding?
I took the bigger Indica out today to let her breathe- shes a White Truffle. Should I use Diatomaceous Earth? Neem? Clove oil? If so do I do it outside and let it dry first or just blast her right there in the tent? Should I get a heating pad or a space heater? Is my light too high?
I appreciate any help, and I dont know what my PH is, but I included a screenshot of the current numbers I do have.
Thank you guys, I dont have anyone else to ask!