Hello my fellow growers,
I'm so glad to be able to post and explain my problem here, and i'm thankful to have the oppurtunity to do so. So, encouraged by marvellous mediterrean weather and the stealth of Auto Duck strain from dutch passion, i germinated this seed on march 30th, gave exposure to the sun everyday for some hours to the day, and at the start, i was culprit of over-watering i guess because i watered the seedling even if the upper soil was wet but then i've corrected my approach after reading blogs of the Nebula's website. All was fine, and on 17 aprile i've left them outside, now that i thought the plant was hard enough to bear the outdoor climate, the next day i notice that the plant leaves were light green on the bottom of the leaves, i mean where the leave starts, i panicked and put them in the shadow, thinking maybe it was because of the cold night (was 10 Celsius or 50 F and i suspect the temp fell to 46 F but not sure) or may be they were not hard enough for the sunlight etc. The plant grew more leaves but the new leaves are not lush green the you might expect in a healthy plant but i did not bother much because many of my friends who are doing agriculture science said it was ok, but today i've noticed a small spot on the edges of bottom leaves (the first real leaves of the plant) so i wanted to get helped out, Not using any nutes because it's only the 3 and half week since germination, the soil is a "Universal one" to grow any kind of plant with flowers, The pot is 14 litre or 3.69 Us Gallon PH level of the water should be fine because i water many other plant like mint, tomatoes, cactus, and roses with the same water and they are fine. Now the plants are outside, getting 13 hours of Sunligh The plant is growing but i'm very concerned since it's my first grow and don't want to mess up.
I'm so glad to be able to post and explain my problem here, and i'm thankful to have the oppurtunity to do so. So, encouraged by marvellous mediterrean weather and the stealth of Auto Duck strain from dutch passion, i germinated this seed on march 30th, gave exposure to the sun everyday for some hours to the day, and at the start, i was culprit of over-watering i guess because i watered the seedling even if the upper soil was wet but then i've corrected my approach after reading blogs of the Nebula's website. All was fine, and on 17 aprile i've left them outside, now that i thought the plant was hard enough to bear the outdoor climate, the next day i notice that the plant leaves were light green on the bottom of the leaves, i mean where the leave starts, i panicked and put them in the shadow, thinking maybe it was because of the cold night (was 10 Celsius or 50 F and i suspect the temp fell to 46 F but not sure) or may be they were not hard enough for the sunlight etc. The plant grew more leaves but the new leaves are not lush green the you might expect in a healthy plant but i did not bother much because many of my friends who are doing agriculture science said it was ok, but today i've noticed a small spot on the edges of bottom leaves (the first real leaves of the plant) so i wanted to get helped out, Not using any nutes because it's only the 3 and half week since germination, the soil is a "Universal one" to grow any kind of plant with flowers, The pot is 14 litre or 3.69 Us Gallon PH level of the water should be fine because i water many other plant like mint, tomatoes, cactus, and roses with the same water and they are fine. Now the plants are outside, getting 13 hours of Sunligh The plant is growing but i'm very concerned since it's my first grow and don't want to mess up.
) and see if it gets worst. I read somewhere that new growers should be careful of over analyzing. 
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