White tips on leaves

[astrohip]

Some of the leaves on my plants have turned white at the very tip. Any concern? I didn't have this last year, so I'm wondering what's changed.

 

[simpleleaf]

One possibility is nutrient burn. Are you feeding them?

 

[astrohip]

Not really. They were transplanted about 2 weeks ago, from starter pots, into soil. I mixed some fresh soil, with compost, and I did add some fertilizer to that soil mix. Not too much. I haven't done anything but water them since.

 

[simpleleaf]

Sulfur deficiency is another possibility. And maybe it's just transplant shock. On one of my transplants recently, I damaged a main root during transplant of one of three clones, it took close to a month to recover, it's growing fine again.

 

[astrohip]

Thanks. I'll give 'em some time and see what happens.

Appreciate the help!

 

[lusidghost]

It looks like nitrogen toxicity to me.

 

[astrohip]

It looks like nitrogen toxicity to me.

Flush with lots of water?

 

[lusidghost]

Flush with lots of water?

I don't grow in soil so I'm not really sure. I didn't realize it was in flower when I first looked at it. Is the plant a little branchless runt?

 

[astrohip]

I don't grow in soil so I'm not really sure. I didn't realize it was in flower when I first looked at it. Is the plant a little branchless runt?

No, it's newly planted. Not that old.

 

[Treesomewanted77]

No, it's newly planted. Not that old.

No don’t flush just give it time and water only when needed. They will grow out of it in a short time. Just a small plant with a little hot soil mix should be fine in couple weeks

 

[lusidghost]

No, it's newly planted. Not that old.

Is this not a bud?

 

[astrohip]

Is this not a bud?

It might be, it's still newly planted. Maybe 2-3 weeks max. It was a seedling for a little while before I planted it in the ground.

I'm new at this. What does it mean if that's a bud?

Thanks.

 

[lusidghost]

Can I see a picture of the whole plant?

 

[Treesomewanted77]

Is this not a bud?
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Yeah that sure is a bud. I didn’t even notice it at a glance. Is this plant an auto? Not best to be transplanting during flowering but shit happens

 

[rkymtnman]

is it an autoflower? either way, doesn't look like a big yielder to me

 

[ALPHA.GanjaGuy]

It might be, it's still newly planted. Maybe 2-3 weeks max. It was a seedling for a little while before I planted it in the ground.

I'm new at this. What does it mean if that's a bud?

Thanks.

Is this a reveg from your last cycle?

 

[astrohip]

Is this a reveg from your last cycle?

I had to look that up. No, started from seed this spring, planted in pot when it sprouted, then put in the ground a couple weeks ago.

I believe it is an autoflower. Vaguely recall that from the seed purchase description (but could be wrong).

 

[rkymtnman]

I believe it is an autoflower.

if it's flowering outdoors ( are you in north america?) now, then prolly an AF.

 

[simpleleaf]

According to Richard Evans at UC Davis, you usually only need nitrogen and maybe phosphorous when you're growing in the ground.

https://ccuh.ucdavis.edu/sites/g/files/dgvnsk1376/files/inline-files/CCUH%20soils%20richard%20evans.pdf

 

[astrohip]

( are you in north america?)

SE Texas (NW of Houston)