Hi, first grow. Have done a couple of other posts asking for help regarding me moving my plants from indoors to out doors. I planted them outdoors about 4 days ago and then had to move them to another spot outdoors. They have been in their new spot for 2 days and have started to develop these yellow spots. It seems from reaserch they could be a few things but would like to get your guys opinion. Also my 3 plants are still really small and wondering if that's normal for the strain. They are feminised automatic northern lights.They are between 20 and 30 cm tall. I started germating the seeds on the 15th of June. I am posting pictures, it would be great if you could give me your assessment of them and any advice. The pics are of the 3 plants from above and then close up of some of the yellow spots and then shots of the stems. Everyone has been really helpful so far thanks again in advance for your help! I know I've made mistakes but would be great if I could save them.
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Are plants small for age & what to do about yellow spots
- Thread starter TheBear
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rockman
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Howdy, I can't give you a definite answer on the spots, but the center growing points look super strong! 👠Unless it spreads to new growth, I personally wouldn't be overly concerned with those older leaves...there can be many variables to outdoor grown plants that produce minor cosmetic damage, which a strong plant like yours can easily grow out of. Good luck! ðŸ¸
D.A.A.S.69
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Hey Bear your plants look fine for that age and look good in those woods, maybe that's the last time you have move them ,that will help. I like growing outdoors too. Does that creek come up when it rains that's in your pictures? If it does that could be a problem, but I hope it aint. Plants look good ,I wouldn't be to concerned about those spots less they got worse, moving them around is what slows em down .Good Luck , Bear.
Thanks guys, it's really good to hear they look good and that they are an ok size for age. There is no creek near the plants, it probably just looks that way as they are on a side of a hill. I like that there out door now, there is something right about looking at them in the wild in comparison to my closet haha. I read that neem oil was good for those spots. Would you think I should try that if the spots get worse?