Plant Problem Indoors Need Help

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Sunasun

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KatzieWolf said:
This is the other plant, and it was a bit slower in coming out of seed stage. The strain is Sweet Pink Grapefruit and Skunk #1 and regular photoperiod. And a top view of the first one i showed originally.View attachment 2363953
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Did you just water in this picture? If so, you're under watering because all of your medium should be moistened each watering. See the rim of dry as a camel fart soil around the top there? That's from under watering. I bet most of that soil is like the rim. Water properly and she'll bounce back.
 
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Sunasun said:
Did you just water in this picture? If so, you're under watering because all of your medium should be moistened each watering. See the rim of dry as a camel fart soil around the top there? That's from under watering. I bet most of that soil is like the rim. Water properly and she'll bounce back.
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Seems like he thinks he knows the problem and just wont share with anyone. Wants to be special looking for "help" but when offered help he just insults or ignores people and acts like he knows everything lol
 
OODAloop

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Usually i dont respond but if your still struggling i can help.
 
OODAloop

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Once your medium is completely dried out....Just before lights out.......add whatever water you wanna feed them to that over flow tray the containers are sitting in. Get the plants OUT of plastic circle containers if you can, Chit even the burlap they make outa nylon or whatever the white burlap is made of is better then what your using at the moment. Allow the lights off period water you dumped into the overflow to absorb into the medium over hours.....it'll take what it needs. Ive grown for 25 years and am not here to mislead or troll folks. I suggest what i KNOW works! The second plant looks heavy sativa and therefore has COMP diff feeding needs imho. Interesting choices ya got there. Havent watered top to bottom since 2018
 
Ninjadogma

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You got clawing going on and leaf growth surfaces are rough/sharp. Poke a moisture meter around and I'm betting you find the soil is good but your root ball is holding on to too much water. Note - poking around that wet root ball will also help open up some aeration. You might need to wait for it to complain for water before giving it some for a couple weeks and let it get some more oxygen. If it worsens, peroxide might help. It'll help the plant fight off Pythium. To prevent it, when you have confirmed it's time to water again, start doing your watering around the outer rim of the pot and don't put any water near the base.
 
JonnyWeedSeed

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Hey KatzieWolf, it sounds like the environmental variables are OK, So I suspect you have a runt or a plant that just can't find its mojo, or hasn't yet. I usually cull plants like this unless its offspring from few and rare seeds. I've seen unvigorous slow pokes like this perk up a month down the road and finish fine but most times they struggle for the duration. Wish I had better news for ya.
 
KatzieWolf

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Sunasun said:
Did you just water in this picture? If so, you're under watering because all of your medium should be moistened each watering. See the rim of dry as a camel fart soil around the top there? That's from under watering. I bet most of that soil is like the rim. Water properly and she'll bounce back.
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I know how to water LOL been growing for over 20 years
 
KatzieWolf

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Ninjadogma said:
You got clawing going on and leaf growth surfaces are rough/sharp. Poke a moisture meter around and I'm betting you find the soil is good but your root ball is holding on to too much water. Note - poking around that wet root ball will also help open up some aeration. You might need to wait for it to complain for water before giving it some for a couple weeks and let it get some more oxygen. If it worsens, peroxide might help. It'll help the plant fight off Pythium. To prevent it, when you have confirmed it's time to water again, start doing your watering around the outer rim of the pot and don't put any water near the base.
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OODAloop said:
Once your medium is completely dried out....Just before lights out.......add whatever water you wanna feed them to that over flow tray the containers are sitting in. Get the plants OUT of plastic circle containers if you can, Chit even the burlap they make outa nylon or whatever the white burlap is made of is better then what your using at the moment. Allow the lights off period water you dumped into the overflow to absorb into the medium over hours.....it'll take what it needs. Ive grown for 25 years and am not here to mislead or troll folks. I suggest what i KNOW works! The second plant looks heavy sativa and therefore has COMP diff feeding needs imho. Interesting choices ya got there. Havent watered top to bottom since 2018
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Lol, i am not removing them from their pots, as there's nothing wrong with my plants now. LoL
 
KatzieWolf

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Sunasun said:
Those don't look better, now they look like you've light stressed them, in addition to under watering.
Good luck to you if you won't take any advice.
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Wow you're pretty f****** stupid, i use LED lol far from heat stress loser hahahahaha
 
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