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Well the ph of your water could definitely cause the issue you are having. It's possible your water is the perfect ph but most people have to change the waters ph. The ph changes when you add nutrients most of the time. So you could have the proper ph when using just water and the wrong ph when you add nutrients. Or it could be good with nutrients but bad when you use plain water.
Also welcome to Grow weed Easy. I'm not sure if English is your first language or not. However if you do not understand what someone says just ask for it to clarified.
Nooshweed Try putting it into a larger pot with more soil in it. You may discover that the limitations imposed by where you live don't allow for ideal conditions, but if you feed them correctly, give them light and water and provide enough space, you may have success.
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