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The top left most plant has strange behaviour. The rest grows well and that one doesn't. Now it turned the leaves upwards. What can it be? I asked about this plant few days ago. It had yellow tips.
Just in case some more info (maybe it somehow helps):
I have another plant (an 80% Indica hybrid a.k.a Auto Gorilla #5).
She has 4.5 weeks currently and also exposes the similar problem: her leaf tips have slight light green color already.
I feed her with the same fertilizer as the first plant...
I have found this info with possible problems. There is a strange column called "Watering problems". It looks like it matches my case most. Does anyone know what exactly it means as long as pH problems are separate columns? Is it under or overwatering?
Suddenly the plant started getting yellow. Please advise what can it be? Thanks!
I am a newbie and my own research showed it looks like the plant lacks nutrients but I don't want to make a mistake and kill it with additional amount of fertilizer.
Are these leaves "praying" due too strong lights? Or it's normal "flat" position?
It's still like 43cm / 17 inches to the lights from the very tip. I almost don't feel the heat of the lights by my hand at that position.
When I am doing LST should I bent the stem in such a way that the flower places at the sides or one in the top and the other in the bottom? Thanks!
Exactly 4 weeks:
Hi DoSiGrow! It's Auto Pablo Escobar.
I don't know if it's time for topping or not as long as I am a newbie.
Do you think it's time for it?
Don't you know when such auto plants are about to start flowering?
This is the current state (3 weeks 2 days):
Hi everyone! A new comer is here. Not a big problem but maybe someone knows what happens. The light spots/strips on the leaves. I don't have any additional info except the image yet. Thanks!
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