Small Plant with beginning yellowish edge

Nikiboy

Nikiboy

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Hello Growers ;)
This is my first grow so i'm not that experienced.
It's been now 2 Weeks since this seedling sprouted. I Germinated it in a wet papertowel and planted it in quality flowerpotingsoil. it grew good and steady for the first week and after that it slowed down. I water the Plant everyday with carbonfiltered water because after one day the first inch of the soil is dry. I know the lowest plant should become yellow and fall of but the whole lower party is hanging down and the top leaves are getting yellow edges. I thought about Nitrogen deficiency but i dont know. I also think that the plant is a bit short and compact for 2 weeks. The strain is Master Kush.
Thx for the help :smile:20150922_153032[1].jpg20150922_153021[1].jpg 20150922_153056[1].jpg 20150922_153635[1].jpg 20150922_153640[1].jpg
 
The Elvis

The Elvis

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what is your water PH in and out, what are you feeding them? look droopy from to much water.
N is starting to lock out? do you have a PH meter?
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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Transplant them into a slightly larger container and break the sides of those peat cups when you do or ditch them altogether.Soil with NO nutrients and do not fertilize them until they show new growth in the new containers.
 
daloudpack

daloudpack

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ok imma shut up now and let elvis kill ur plant peace out ..if u feed anything maybe just cal mag for now.... imo... but def let them dry out first and def dont need to transplant yet either lol
 
daloudpack

daloudpack

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really looks like ur using a cfl and its too far away . if you are using a cfl try dropping it to 5-6 inches above ur plant... leaves should pick up in a couple hours ... if leaves start to canoe raise it up 1 inch at a time
 
Nikiboy

Nikiboy

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hotrodharley said:
Transplant them into a slightly larger container and break the sides of those peat cups when you do or ditch them altogether.Soil with NO nutrients and do not fertilize them until they show new growth in the new containers.
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i changed the peatcup and the root was just growing down... i should use a slightly larger cup and get to a bigger one right ?
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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Nikiboy said:
i changed the peatcup and the root was just growing down... i should use a slightly larger cup and get to a bigger one right ?
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By gradually increasing container size you get a a healthier root and stem system early.Vertical growth is absent or very slow until roots touch something. Once they find their borders vertical growth is accelerated. I had to be convinced of this before I tried it and it works.
 
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