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also you may be over watering which will also cause the leaves to droop like that. let the top 2-4" of soil get dry before you water. try watering every two days instead of every other day and note the changes. many people forget that marijuana is still a weed (and a tropical one at that) so...

Looks like a nitrogen deficiency to me. Try adding some nutes high in nitro and see if she turns around. :) Nitrogen is the most important nutrient for leaves, stems and roots

Thrips and white flies can easily kill the biggest plants. They are nasty buggers that suck the juices out and leave your leaves twisted, yellow and eventually dead. They also can lay up to 100 eggs a day, so it is actually a big problem that can get out of hand very quickly. I dealt with...

Thanks again! and thanks manditroy!

It is very unlikely that your plant was pollinated unless you have a male plant nearby, which you don't appear to have or if your plant is a hermy. But you would know your plant was a hermy because the preflowers would show male and female preflowers. I've grown a couple of plants where the...

a good way to know when to water is to check that the top 2-3" of soil are dry...if they are, then give some water if not you will overwater

Thanks so much! You are the first to receive one from me :)

I want to be able to do this, but haven't been able to figure out how. Would love to know and +rep to you for answering! :D

No lady bugs will not hurt your plant and will only eat the bad guys so it is not a problem at all...it probably is a lot lol, meant for a whole garden, but they'll go on to help other gardeners in your area so think of it as sharing the love ;) they sell the mantis eggs, but i'm not sure if it...

Lady bugs are a good way to clear up some of your bug problems, but they won't hang around forever, eventually they will fly off in search of other food sources once they have eaten all the nasty critters getting at your lady! Just means that if the critters come back you'll have to get more...

Hey thanks! Super helpful :smile: I've been watching her closely these past couple of days and she is doing really well again...the damage hasn't progressed at all after I cleaned up the soil.

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You need to make sure you are using a fertilizer that is high in phosphorus. The values are listed on the bag/container of nutes. I also agree with easing into the increase in strength, you don't want to stress your plant. But she should turn around nicely.

my plant seems to be doing better, but slowed growth. i flushed the soil because the damage occurred the day after i fertilized, so i think it was over fertilizaton. i removed some of the bad leaves and have left it alone for a couple of days and now it looks like it will be okay!

Thank you both!! That chart is very helpful too.

Does anyone have some suggestions? I would really appreciate it so I can keep this plant from dying. :)

looks like nitrogen deficiency

I have a couple week old clone that is outdoors. I make a substantial effort not to over or under water it. I was concerned that I may have over fertilized it, but this does not look like what I have seen of nute burn. Anyone have any ideas?? Please help :(

Thanks! I appreciate it :)