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dont know yet if a problem. trimming up s few autos. dont know if Im worried cause Ive had plants tranny. Are the ballbags or swollen female. sorry I have shaky hands
 

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Hello, I have some new plants that appear to be experiencing multiple problems. 1st time growing outside. Medium: potting mix. From seed. No fertilizer yet.
I noticed recently what appears to be some slug issues. Is it possible something else is eating them?
Also, as in the one pic, there were just a few brown spots, then seemingly in a day, the other 2 had their leaves turn brown and wilt. This is my main concern.
There is also some browning on the tips of some leaves which I think is a deficiency.

I don't know if the really bad leaves are pests, deficiencies or maybe disease...
They were quite healthy yesterday. ps. My husband used bug spray for mosquitos this morning where they are sitting. Not sure if this could cause a problem.
thx.
 

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JustG if they didn't look like that yesterday i'm thinking they got sprayed. If it's too hot on the cement that could cook roots also. you could save it just needs ICU care.
 
I am a first timer too. I got an organic mix and added my own compost to it. Then once she was accustomed I topped her at the main cola, and literally pruned off all of
My fans (especially yellow ones) and kept 4 fan leaves for about 2 weeks. After that I transplanted
To a final pot after a once a Month dose of Epsom salt for growing plants (organic). Once she was in the final pot I trimmed her down to two top fan leaves (I noticed
They were the biggest and strongest). Then after this trim I got a Vermont made alpaca grow (that’s the name of it “alpaca grow”) and sprinkled one teaspoon around the base of the plant and watered her. Then I used LST (my own way) to get
More light to my bud sites. There wasn’t really any shock to the plant that was noticeable other then a very short (2-4 days) growth delay. She has literally erupted since I did this. I waited about 2 days before each prune, and I only pruned the fan leaves. Some of them were draining the plant and making too much shade from size. It took me like a week or two to get the balls up to do this lol. I waited until I could see
That she was strong and healthy and I literally only pruned 3 at most in one shot. I kept checking on her and noticed
There was no damage or extra shock being done so I continued to do this until the last two fans on top (leaving those) I had bud in the base of the plant that were so puny and underdeveloped and after training and removing shade and sucker (what I consider to be suckers) the bottom two sites literally in half a day grew to the same size as the main colas and had caught up with hairs. This was about a three week process. Most of it done in the first week of flowering minus the topping and transplants. I am attaching pics in the next thread of the transformation. Idk, I know that what I did worked really really really well from what I’ve seen. Once I trained her for two nights (she would stay where I wanted the next day unrestrained) I put her outside in the sun. I still maintain 12/12 and at first was doing 7-8 hours out the rest back under the light and darkness inside. I did this for 3-4 days maybe and now have left her out twice overnight without a single hitch. My goal is to keep her small and contribute all her time and energy into dense quality (hopefully) buds as opposed to quantity. She is a white widow/northern lights clone that was given to me in pooooooooor condition. I had a dude at one point say she looked sickly and spindly, which I will include that pic he was taking about. I disagreed because she wasn’t and isn’t. My advice from what I’m learning, read a shit ton, and incorporate general grow rules you absolutely need into how YOU want it to grow. Mines all organic, and I have had barely any issues, and none since flowering. I don’t use sprays just
Straight well water, the alpaca grow (once a
Week) and the Epsom (once a month if needed). Idk to me she looks awesome and how I’ve watched her grow is pretty sweet. Let me know what you think,
Pics in the next thread I post on this topic
 
Firsttimernate123 here’s my pics as promised. Starting from the beginning basically to now (minus most of the veg pics or seedlings as I didn’t have her yet) also you’ll notice i trimmed off a lot of fans. I’ve read sooooo much on this and people agree or disagree. It’s kinda ridiculous. But I know it worked great for me, as far as growth and progress. It’s almost the end of week 3 flowering. The bud sites, height, smell, color and overall look of her has flourished. My thoughts were maybe plants get nute burn by having way too many solar panels feeding such a young plant. Do they need
them, yes I think they do, but not all of them. They get to a point where I noticed stunted growth in spots. One pic you can see a few started to yellow. I didn’t even wait or hesitate to cut them off. Sure they still had energy and we’re still healthy, but they were indeed getting sucked dry and using up valuable resources. Anyways idk again My first time too, but if you know how to grow vegetables and flowers well, use that knowledge here. I do. It’s working. I’ll try to figure out my soil type I forgot. I know it’s organic and has perlite. I filled my pot half full with the soil then the rest with my compost (homemade) and mixed it together with my hands really well. The soil says 3 months of feed time nutrients wise, the compost I use all the time and is super super healthy. So ya heresy pics, here’s my rambles, I’ll shut up now, good luck!! Don’t forget your guts and intuition, make slight adjustments and see the results, stay calm, and grow 😊
 

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That sucks! I mean idk a lot about growing as it’s my first
Time. But I grew up farming and put that to use. It might be the spray, but my guess is that it needs the fertilizer. I’d try mixing that into your soil In a different pot (medium size maybe?) and transplanting into that. Loosen up the roots (gently) and set her? In gently. Spray the crap outta the soil (maybe not
The plant right now?) and give her a few days. I had a similar brown patchy real real small starting but it went away after transplant. See what color your roots are (White is good) and if there super soaked don’t soak them a bunch until she dries out some (root rot maybe?) hope this helps, or I could just be a rookie on a ramble lol. You might trim off the worst one two in case it spreads? Good luck
 
Thank you both. I've transplanted them into bigger pots, removed the worst affected leaves. I've moved to a slightly shadier area, though my porch there didn't get all day sun. I caught couple slugs last night in a beer tray which is good since they were also eating my cucumber. The roots looked good, so I'm hoping for the best.
 
Slugs? I don’t even know how you’d keep them away lol. Maybe find less damp spot to put your plant? Or spray some kind of stuff on the ground around your grow spot? No clue lol. Ya transplanting will make a big difference I think, and getting rid of the crap leaves so whatever it is doesn’t spread. It looks like it can afford to lose a couple at least until new ones come in then you can fully remove all the crap ones maybe? When o had the issue it just came
On suddenly and I started indoors in a clean sterile spot so I think she was still recovering from the deficiencies and issues that happened during veg. I didn’t waste no time and snipped them. I figure it’s like any other plant, you cut bad stuff off
And new grows back. Hope she stays kicking good luck
 
I don’t think pests to me it looks like deficiencies probably due to lack of nutrients (fertilizer should fix that). I guess if you do have pests to look under the leaves with a magnifying glass. The tips look the same way mine started to go (nitrogen deficiency I believe)
 
HELP!!! I am in my 5th week of flower. Growing Aurora Indica in FFOF soil under 400 watt HPS with GH nutes at 1/4 strength. I was extremely happy with how flower was developing until these spots showed up a week ago. They are brownish/grayish in nature and the affected leaf eventually starts to curl up. This is happening on the upper fan leaves. I cant find any similar pictures on the internet, the closest thing I could find was a Manganese deficiency. I flush a 6.5ph and that seem to have not helped at all. I NEED HELP!!! Can anyone point me in the right direction?
 

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Hi Everyone,

Need help with identifying the problem with my plants. I’m just not sure if I’m over paranoid or if things are really going south.I am a new grower and just started my first grow. I had 4 autoflower plants growing in 3 gal smart pots in 3x3x6 grow tent under 600W Viparspectra LED Light. Growing in coco, with about 20% perlite and used Gaia Green as a fertilizer mixed with coco. Light is about 44 inch away from the plants, and is at its maximum height. It’s been 11 days since I planted first 2 germinated seeds in the pots, and I have attached pictures of my 2 plants that I have so far. Other two seeds were planted later (3rd died due to negligence, and 4th is on its 5th day after being planted into the pot.

I have attached pictures of my first two plants, they look really light green at the top and I’m afraid there might be something wrong with them and need help identifying the issue. climate conditions are what seems to be perfect, 60% humidity and 25 degrees during the day and 21-22 at night.

would really appreciate any help!
 

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Few issues i see. First. you need more perlite. At least 30% but pref 40%. Second, is this pre-buffered coco or did you buffer it your self? Third, are you adding cal mag? Also what is the ph of the nutes/water going in? I'm not familiar with the brand of nutes you are using so i cant comment on that.

All that said, sometimes new growth will be lighter in color and darken as it matures. But if you dont have cal-mag with coco you will run into issues and if you dont have good enough drainage you will get root issues.
 
Yo guys, this is how my Black Cream auto looks like after 1 month. It's growing slowly, leaves are tiny, they are bending and there are brown stains. Since it's auto, it's supposed to be much taller and wider than this. I plant it on a southern window or i put her out for the day to have more light.
Well, i guess i fertilized too much. I have a Canna Terra Professional soil, and i put guano powder to the mix (I read that guano needs to be mixed with the soil 1 month before it starts fertilizing, but i guess it was not referred to the powder). On the soil bag they type "After it dries for the first time, use fertilizer" and so I did. Then, they were not growing at all next 2 weeks. Week ago i started to use more fertilizer to make them grow faster, and they really did. But, still not enough, but i dont want to use more of it since it must be too much i guess.
Today I found out that Canna Terra soil is awesome for autoflowering strains and needs no fertilizer until the flowering stage. Well, I guess that's it. I'm going to put them in a fresh soil and just wait. I hope it helps. I'd be glad for any tip or help.
PS. I also have Lemon haze auto, but these are growing with no stain and leaves are normal. They just grow soooo slooow. Same method.
Thanks ♥ cheers

Black Cream Auto:
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Thank you for the response man. Perlite in my mix is at about 30%, and I think I’ll stick with it for now as I don’t want to disturb or repot the plants now. The coco coir I used is MoKoko and It is pre buffed. I just went into the store and purchased Calmag from Advanced Nutrients as the guy in the store suggested I may be having a calmag deficiency and also said I should be feeding it to my ladies with every watering. I just mixed it at a half strength and watered one of my plants to see how the will do. Do you think I should be doing something else?
 
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