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Haha yeah that would suck!! I will keep you updated and hopefully we see some improvement!!! Thankyou so much! I have confidence you will help me get her looking great again :P! :bigjoint::peace:

Well I purchased a female seed royal queen(quick one) and I'm already starting to see white pistils :/. Seems a bit early but yeah. Thanks a lot for the advice I'll definitely hold off on the water!! Thanks a lot for the feedback!! Hope your plants are continuing to strive!! :weed::peace:

UPDATE: Ok so I transplanted her into a bigger pot this afternoon, her root system looked quite strong and not sure if she was root bound or close to.. But I'm hoping maybe this was causing her to look the way she does, and slow growth. Hope this helps her! :bigjoint::peace:

Thank you very much! Champion!:bigjoint:

Hmm ok thank you, having trouble finding. so that's the brand name and name of product? Cheers

Threads been dead for a while, but I was just wondering if anyone has purchased cal-mag from bunnings and what's it called :/ . :bigjoint::peace:

Look I can't see a problem growing it in there but you will need good air circulation and a fan on them to strengthen stems. Also it could be hard to maintain ideal temps which is about 70-80 Fahrenheit. A nice high humidity is also good for veg I think 55%-70% I could be out on the humidity...

Fucking straight out hahha..:wall: Fair from soldiers in my opinion.. That's an insult to soldiers. Police are weak:finger:

I would research some CFL lights (Compact fluorescent light) and see if you can purchase something like these in your country. They are cheap to run and not expensive lights, Well where I live they are anyway. I would also recommend doing some research on the lighting spectrum, this will help...

They look a little overwatered to me by looking at the droopiness of the leaves. I could be wrong, but id try and let them dry out a bit and have some good air flow in your grow room! Keep an eye on them and see if them leaves start to stand back up. Good luck growing! :peace:

Your advice is very helpful! I can't stress that enough :D! And your plants wow!!! One day I hope I can grow some like that :P! Keep it up!:peace:bongsmilie

Great I'll do just that and hope for the best!! Thanks again :)! Less is more, got to keep repeating that to my self :P.

Damn them girls look nice and healthy! Yummy!!:weed: Keep up the great work! And continue to update us :)! I'm now watching the thread so I can follow your progress! :) good luck! :peace:

Great, thank you! Will be sure to have a read through, and hopefully pick up a couple tips or two! :D Sorry last question of the day :P, would you recommend trimming off the yellow leaves or leaves that are 80% yellow? My true leaves are pretty much fully yellow :( not sure if I cut them off and...

I guess I'll just see how she goes I know she looks over watered but I didn't think that this was the case. I'll just leave her be now n see what happens. I just done a pH test of my water and it's 6.6-6.7pH and did a soil pH test that looks to be around 5.1/2-6.0 pH. Ok guess I won't use that...

I actually just fed her to see if it helps she is 3 weeks old :/. Not sure if she's stunted or she's okay. This is what I used and I used 1/4 what they recommend just to see how we go. I also misted with the nutes because it also says foliar feed. Also one more question today I noticed a...

Lol just realised dates on this thread -.- haha...

I use this T5 CFL for veg. I'm a new grower also and mine have been growing fine IMO. I just purchased this 2700k CFL for flowering It cost around $65Au free postage. I have not started using this one though.

I still haven't bought a pH tester yet but will definitely get one this week. I have been using tap water that I have let sit for a few days :/. Is there's any quick fix solution to get her looking nice and healthy again? Thanks for getting back to me! :bigjoint::peace:

I would recommend next time you transplant into a pot make sure it's a black pot or some other colour that doesn't expose the roots to light, as the roots don't like the light. Good luck growing! Keep us updated! :bigjoint::peace: