Is my plant healthy? First grow.

[SgtHartman]

Hello. First time poster here. My friend suggested this forum to me. I am posting two pictures. On in direct sun and one in the light but out of direct sun. I notice when in direct sun it really points upwards, but out of it, it looks more "normal" I guess. I've also been suggested in case of a magnesium deficiency to add 1 part whole milk to 3 parts water. Is this a good idea? Anyway, does my plant look alright?

 

[billyboy]

I have heard of milk for a fungicide but not for feeding. But then I am on my first grow as well

When did you germinate?

They look good.

This is where I was at 25 days.

 

[SgtHartman]

Seed popped about 4 weeks ago. It's just a single Jack Herer plant, which I've also heard is difficult to grow. I'm just letting nature do its thing here. I'm not trying to get all scientific. I don't need some super strain of indoor grown stuff.

 

[Guest]

Never heard of milk..and it sounds bad. Could spoil and cause pests or may cause a fungus. If you go to Greenleaf Nutrients they will send you a free sample of Megacrop its an all in 1 dry plant food made specific for cannabis. A little goes a long way !!! If you pay the 2$ shipping its free and enough for quite a few plants. I use all their products and love it.

 

[Canuck147]

The reason why your leaves are pointing up towards the sun is cuz it's 'vewy vewy' happy. That's how Elmer Fudd would say it.

 

[Weed Pharma]

Use one-half teaspoonful of epsoms salt in a liter of water- for a dose of magnesium.

 

[Colombo]

Hello SGT , Are you growing in organic soil ? Your plant indicates it wants more consistent light, otherwise look very nice !! Black strap Molasses in a jam when not sure, 4 table spoons to gal water, covers the bases while troubleshooting.
Let her grow before you react. Good Growing !!

When the cane syrup is boiled a second time, the liquid gets darker and more burnt, which is how molasses is made. To get blackstrap molasses, this cane syrup is boiled for a third time.

Blackstrap molasses has barely any sugar content, especially when compared to cane sugar and regular molasses. Instead of being void of nutrients, like cane sugar, blackstrap molasses is actually rich in many nutrients, including vitamins and minerals, such as:

• Protein
• Iron
• Manganese
• Calcium
• Vitamin B6
• Magnesium
• Selenium
• Potassium
• Copper

 

[SgtHartman]

It is organic soil. I don't believe the seed itself was organic, but I'm trying to keep it as natural as possible. I just don't have the patience for an indoor grow, and honestly, this has grown on its own for millennia, so if it fails, it's just nature. I do have to move it often to keep it in the sun as much as I can, because I have a bunch of trees above blocking it a lot. I'm ok if the yield is half of what an indoor grow would give. I just want a healthy plant. It's kinda fun.

and yeah, I am letting it just do its thing before I react to give it anything more than water and sun. If things seem to begin going downhill, that's when I'll use the recommendations of you fine folks.

 

[Colombo]

What brand if I may ask? I have an organic grow now in flower and water every 3 days, tap water only and its doing wonderful ! If I need to feed during flower I use Earth Juices Organic nutes. No feeding needed as of yet, just tap water. Keep it damp I found to be key. Medium is Natures Care Organic and Natural Potting Mix. (no added nutes) Trying 3 types as of the moment to determine the better soil. Good Growing !!