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Hi! A new comer is here. Not a big problem but maybe someone knows what happens.

GreenHighness

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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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it's true. i am new grower and didn't know it's not good to water the plant itself and i sprinkled a bit of water on it. so no damage i hope?
 
don't be afraid of getting water on the leaves. watering around the base is normal instead of pouring over top. Typically you will see some markings on leaves if the water splashed on the leaves contains nutrients but not plain water.

Just keep an eye on it. at this stage seedlings can look a little funky. Just make sure you start giving nutrients now because it has a full set of leaves
 
Go slow feeding at such a young age. Best you read up just abit about how to and when to begin. And tell us more about how your growing it what your using we like lots of details. Don't worry we all began as " newbies"
 
Today we had electricity shutdowns for few times. I hope it won't make any stress for the plant. I had to buy an electric generator to exclude it in the future. Fortunately today we had a sunny weather and i just put it on the window when we didn't have electricity.
 
Good luck with electricity i know the worry happens out here all the time during winter. I have a gasoline generator to run my TV, fridge. It could run a tent if needed lots of cords many feet LOL.
 
This is my Auto Pablo Escobar exactly 2 weeks.
Any suggestions? Isn't it too small?
 

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As long as the electricity isn't out for more than a couple of days the plants will survive unless the indoor temps drop to 10C or lower
 
I will pedal a generator with my legs to make the plant not to be in dark (: Fortunately everything is ok. I just wondered if the plant doesn't suffer nutrition problems and grows as expected. I guess Indica and Sativa grow a bit different ways? I have chosen Auto Pablo Escobar 100% Sativa because wanted to have head-high. Where I am most people tend to consume Indica dominated stuff. I can get it without growing quite easy. And growing is an interesting hobby as well (as I could understand after I started doing it).
 
I never had a pure Sativa experience before. So I wanted to backup myself with some Indica. My box has 65x65x135cm (a.k.a 2.1x2.1x4.4 feet) dimensions. I have put another pot along with the first one with 80% Indica. I wonder if I am going to have any problems if two plants will live in the same box (but of course different pots)? It's obvious that the light is shared between the both. I guess it will require more ventilation as well. Any other ideas about possible problems?
 
Don’t worry about breaks in daylight. That’s just like a big cloud going by. What they won’t tolerate is a blast of daylight when they’re sleeping...
 
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