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First grow in soil, Should I be worried about the leaves?

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First grow in soil, Should I be worried about the leaves?

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First grow in soil should i be worried about the leaves
 
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they look perfect to me, are you growing 2 next to each other...i did that with my last 2 grows and it worked out great
 

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Yes I have two plants in one pot, I had 3 actually but I snipped one to create more space for two. I initially started the seedlings outdoor, then moved them indoor after transplanting so I'm watching out for any stress.
 
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Oh by indoors I meant with light source through the window, another thing I'm concerned about. it's a south facing window with good amount of sunlight....
 
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Thank you, I have another that's just one plant per pot, I just did lst on them today so I'm watching closely
 
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Falon.xxl said:
Thank you, I have another that's just one plant per pot, I just did lst on them today so I'm watching closely
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My best piece of advice is do living soil, a simple one only use gaia green or craft blend and water only. When you figure it out its sooo much cheaper and easier. Gotta head back to work, good luck 😃
 
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So this my twins almost a month later
they've survived light issues(used windowsill with led bulb, eventually had to move it to my balcony)), then over watering (it's a miracle they're breathing as this is first time they're drying out after transplanting)
I know they're so small, I plan to top one at some point, I'm hoping it flowers even if the harvest is just a bud
I plan on going bigger next time with a better setup but for now
I'll just let them ride on while I pray my caretaker does not get to find out😂
 
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Next time I'll get better light set up and nutrients
for now I'm just watering them, I collect rain water when I can. I'm open to any organic manure I can add( has to be something really accessible as I'm not planning to invest much $ into this yet
I read Coffee ground is good but so many info online it's hard to be sure.
 
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This this the Twins Sister ( best I think of her a girl)
First time I'm posting her here
she sprouted a couple of days after the twins. one thing I've learnt is to fill the container to the top ( too late for that)
I'm not expecting much from these plants,
it's just a beautiful experience and next time I'll definitely go bigger and better.
 
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Noticed a stretch in the last week, even the twins are fairing well. I believe overwatering after transplanting slowed them for a bit.
 
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Falon.xxl said:
thank you. I'm using living soil, only feeding the plants water
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Hey Falon,Have you been measuring your ppms in and out? What’s your ph? The reason I ask is your ladies are looking a little pale. I would check your nutes. Have you considered any training on your ladies?
 
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Merkle said:
Hey Falon,Have you been measuring your ppms in and out? What’s your ph? The reason I ask is your ladies are looking a little pale. I would check your nutes. Have you considered any training on your ladies?
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Thank you, they're actually balcony grow and I'm using only living soil and water, Sometimes I collect rain water when I can. They've actually grown in the last 15 days after the last picture. I topped one, did a bit of LST on one and just let one grow(started LST But later stopped)
this is a picture from Yesterday, three are in early flowering.
 

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Merkle said:
Hey Falon,Have you been measuring your ppms in and out? What’s your ph? The reason I ask is your ladies are looking a little pale. I would check your nutes. Have you considered any training on your ladies?
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Hello bro, the paleness are becoming obvious in my biggest plant and she's in pre flowering stretch, can you recommend any natural remedies, Natural because I can't get access to those stuffs on Amazon. Thanks alot
 
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You need to feed your ladies. Plants need nutes, that is one reason they may be pale. Getting dialed in on what they need is essential to a good grow.
 
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Merkle said:
You need to feed your ladies. Plants need nutes, that is one reason they may be pale. Getting dialed in on what they need is essential to a good grow.
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what can I find them, do you have any suggestions? I think the paleness is from nitrogen deficiency.
 
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