newgrower5984
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Growing indoors...very careful about over watering them...plenty of ventilation...good temperature...
Okay, we started with 3 plants all under one light...2 are bigger (but the same size as eachother), and one is much smaller. We started some clones and put them under a separate light. Then we removed the smaller of the plants and placed it in the same are with the clones because we didn't want to bud it yet. This plant was used to a 250 watt light but now was growing in a significantly less wattage light so it had reached it's max growth. The next morning after moving the plant, it was very droopy. This plant had always looked gorgeous. It was dry, so I watered it and I checked it later and it had perked up...but some of the bottom leaves were now turning yellow and among the next few days we had leaves as high as the middle of the plant turning yellow around the edges and getting brown spots all over the middles of the leaves. Some of the leaves literally look like a very ripe banana. Could any of this be related to the light wattage change? We were advised that it probably needed nutrients so we began a new nutrient cycle. The new growth is fine but some of the leaves just still look so crappy. Can anyone tell me what happened...and should I prune the crappy leaves off?...some of them are very dry and crispy....Today we transplanted this plant and moved it in with the other 2 that are in bloom. We'll see how it does. Advice?
Of the two bigger plants that have always remained under the same conditions...one has many yellow leaves but mostly on the bottom or bottom middle. I realize that this is normal....but why only the one?
Also...my clones...in a separate area under a separate light...
I started with 3 clones and they all underwent the same treatment. When they had about enough roots to transplant we noticed how the leaves on one of them had started turning bright greenish/yellow. We were advised that it may be over watered. I had been watering them quite a bit just I had been when they were fresh clones. Now that we transplanted them and began watering more delicately...the leaves have actually begun to return to a more normal green color...except the edges of the leaves are still pretty yellow and the tips of them are brown, dry, and crumbly. These have not recieved any nutrients yet except for what's in the soil. Which reminds me...when do the clones need to start recieving nutrients like the rest of the plants? How big do they need to be or whatever when you start giving them nutrients? Also, any ideas of what happened to the edges of the leaves?...it is just a reaction to the over watering? The other two clones that were done at the same time and undergone the same conditions are completely fine....in fact one is beautiful and full and bigger than the other two. Any advice or help would be appreciated. It's hard to find credible information on this subject on the internet because there are so many different conditions to consider.
Okay, we started with 3 plants all under one light...2 are bigger (but the same size as eachother), and one is much smaller. We started some clones and put them under a separate light. Then we removed the smaller of the plants and placed it in the same are with the clones because we didn't want to bud it yet. This plant was used to a 250 watt light but now was growing in a significantly less wattage light so it had reached it's max growth. The next morning after moving the plant, it was very droopy. This plant had always looked gorgeous. It was dry, so I watered it and I checked it later and it had perked up...but some of the bottom leaves were now turning yellow and among the next few days we had leaves as high as the middle of the plant turning yellow around the edges and getting brown spots all over the middles of the leaves. Some of the leaves literally look like a very ripe banana. Could any of this be related to the light wattage change? We were advised that it probably needed nutrients so we began a new nutrient cycle. The new growth is fine but some of the leaves just still look so crappy. Can anyone tell me what happened...and should I prune the crappy leaves off?...some of them are very dry and crispy....Today we transplanted this plant and moved it in with the other 2 that are in bloom. We'll see how it does. Advice?
Of the two bigger plants that have always remained under the same conditions...one has many yellow leaves but mostly on the bottom or bottom middle. I realize that this is normal....but why only the one?
Also...my clones...in a separate area under a separate light...
I started with 3 clones and they all underwent the same treatment. When they had about enough roots to transplant we noticed how the leaves on one of them had started turning bright greenish/yellow. We were advised that it may be over watered. I had been watering them quite a bit just I had been when they were fresh clones. Now that we transplanted them and began watering more delicately...the leaves have actually begun to return to a more normal green color...except the edges of the leaves are still pretty yellow and the tips of them are brown, dry, and crumbly. These have not recieved any nutrients yet except for what's in the soil. Which reminds me...when do the clones need to start recieving nutrients like the rest of the plants? How big do they need to be or whatever when you start giving them nutrients? Also, any ideas of what happened to the edges of the leaves?...it is just a reaction to the over watering? The other two clones that were done at the same time and undergone the same conditions are completely fine....in fact one is beautiful and full and bigger than the other two. Any advice or help would be appreciated. It's hard to find credible information on this subject on the internet because there are so many different conditions to consider.
