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Signs the plant is deficient

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These are ak47 feminised. 10 - 14 days in. Just curious about the leaves. One looks a bit deformed. Haven’t watered for 5 days, the bottom of the pots are still wet at the drainage holes.
 

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These are ak47 feminised. 10 - 14 days in. Just curious about the leaves. One looks a bit deformed. Haven’t watered for 5 days, the bottom of the pots are still wet at the drainage holes.
But the roots are still in the top of the pot so water it.

What medium is that?

What's your pH?
 
I haven’t got a ph tester. Getting a few more things for it next week. Bigger tent, fan, and the ph/water/humidity guage.
I suspected as much, that's likely what's wrong with your leaves

Use 6.8 in soil/peat based mediums
 
These are ak47 feminised. 10 - 14 days in. Just curious about the leaves. One looks a bit deformed. Haven’t watered for 5 days, the bottom of the pots are still wet at the drainage holes.
Howdy, and welcome to the Farm! 🤠
But the roots are still in the top of the pot so water it.
^ What he said.

This is why it's generally better to start in small pots or cups, and transplant or "up-pot" as you go, unless you're growing an autoflower.

Also if growing in soil, pHing your water/feed isn't all that necessary. Some folks do, some don't. I've been running ProMix HP (peat based) lately because my RO system is down and my well water comes out at 650ppm and 8.1 pH. Never have to mess with pH. Now if my RO system was working and I was growing my hydro or coco, then yeah pH would be very important.


At any rate, lots of helpful, knowledgeable folks here, I'm sure we'll get ya squared away. Don't be afraid to share pics and ask questions! 🤠
 
Howdy, and welcome to the Farm! 🤠

^ What he said.

This is why it's generally better to start in small pots or cups, and transplant or "up-pot" as you go, unless you're growing an autoflower.

Also if growing in soil, pHing your water/feed isn't all that necessary. Some folks do, some don't. I've been running ProMix HP (peat based) lately because my RO system is down and my well water comes out at 650ppm and 8.1 pH. Never have to mess with pH. Now if my RO system was working and I was growing my hydro or coco, then yeah pH would be very important.


At any rate, lots of helpful, knowledgeable folks here, I'm sure we'll get ya squared away. Don't be afraid to share pics and ask questions! 🤠
Thanks mate, appreciate the warm welcome and all the help! Looking forward to getting a decent set up and some nice flower 🍁👌🏾
 
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