White tips on leaves
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simpleleaf
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One possibility is nutrient burn. Are you feeding them?
simpleleaf
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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.
lusidghost
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It looks like nitrogen toxicity to me.
astrohip
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Flush with lots of water?
lusidghost
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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
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No, it's newly planted. Not that old.
Treesomewanted77
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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
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astrohip
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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
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Can I see a picture of the whole plant?
Treesomewanted77
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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
ALPHA.GanjaGuy
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Is this a reveg from your last cycle?
astrohip
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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
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if it's flowering outdoors ( are you in north america?) now, then prolly an AF.
simpleleaf
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According to Richard Evans at UC Davis, you usually only need nitrogen and maybe phosphorous when you're growing in the ground.
astrohip
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SE Texas (NW of Houston)