think i got overwatering probs

when you grow in a pot, you need to keep the soil wet... i water my plants 2 times a day.. 8 oz of water. 3 gallon pot. its about 85 degrees here... so ya... i have noticed.. they dont need as much water when the planted in the ground, and they thrive

One of the plants is getting really pale and wierd colors. Also leaves are curling down (before they were curling sideways). Another one got a broken leaf but on its own, and getting a bit yellow n brown. Any body got any idea? Im watering every 3 days about 100ml per plant.

hmm ... those are some sick looking plants, but I don't know enough to really make a suggestion. I'll watch to see what others might suggest as I'm sure I'll learn something new (maybe). Good luck!

FINALLY GETTING BETTER!!!!, i started using nutes on em and they showed an awsome response, growth boosted, everything is growing green green green lol.

They're really looking good now, the nutes really pumped them up. I got pics from 2 of em, didn't really wanted to mess the setup to take pics of the others. They're aight but these 2 are the best looking ones now

Add perlite to soil when you transplant.

Its only been 3 days since last pics but theyve grown soooo much that i wanted to post some pics.

dude you need to add magnesium and manganese to the soil - I can say epsom salts are good for the first one (1 tablespoon per gallon of water) and I can't tell you the other.

lobodelaire said:

Its only been 3 days since last pics but theyve grown soooo much that i wanted to post some pics.

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Nice recovery. Now keep it up. And take NoDrama's advice and add perlite next time.

Aight, thanks a lot, really appreciate ur advice

lobodelaire said:

Its only been 3 days since last pics but theyve grown soooo much that i wanted to post some pics.

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Hi all

wooo! this is a fucking miracle !!!! what nuts did you use good job !

LOL, I dont think u can get them in the states but its a 1-1-1 macronutrient, and another micronutrient complement.

Here they are at 5 weeks, one of em has grown way more than the rest. they seem to be fine at the time.

this is my indica

well its almost 6 weeks, heres how they r by now. Looking good, except one with slight problems

heres them alltogether lol, this has become my grow journal lol. you can really see the difference between the one growin under a 65W and the 45 W ones

ok heres an update of em, lookin damn fine lol

ah Lobo lobo, momma is awfully proud

they look great

when u transplanted them and they were a bit streched you should have buried them up to just below the first node, just a bit of advice for next time

thanks momma lov ya lol, and anthony i didn't know that, i still got some room to get more soil there so ill try n get em a tad better. Thanks