Jimster said:

Looks healthy enough... might be time for a bigger home. I think it might be outgrowing the current container. Once in a bigger area, the roots can develop more and the plant will follow. Depending on your medium, they might want a snack, but I always recommend going easy on the nutes until you know how the plant is responding... once overfed, all sorts of confusing issues can result and frequently ends badly.Adding is much easier than removing from a grow medium... but overall I think you are doing OK. Once up-potted, things should take off.

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jaimars said:

thanks for the reply i was worried about the spots on the leaves. i plan to transplant in 2 days!

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Jimster said:

Spots like that are never good, but on young plants that are sort of root-bound, they aren't all that unusual. Once in bigger containers I think you should see good new growth. The leaves with the spots might not look so hot in the future, since leaves don't really heal, but as long as your new growth looks good and vibrant, you should be in good shape.

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jaimars said:

i hope i dont lose this one i cant transplant for 2 days so hopefully it can survive til then! its looking droopy today

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Jimster said:

It should be OK for a few days, but it will realy take off when it gets a bigger home. Roots are like horsepower... the more roots you have, the more they can provide for a plant. Without enough roots, the plant will be limited regardless of how many nutrients you give. Think of your medium like the gas tank... you need a bigger gas tank if you have a bigger engine. Keep up the good work!

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jaimars said:

Thanks for the kind words transplanting tomorrow and I also switched to a 24 hour light cycle and going give her some Mycorrhiza for the roots

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