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She continues to die a slow death

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I am at a loss at this point. I have tried all the wonderful advise you all have given or recommended to me, but my No Lites (fem) continues to suffer. She is in a spacebucket with a 135W full spec UFO light. She is two months old, should I just throw her into flowering stage just to see what happens or abort and start over? I got my PH corrected and new leaves come out nice and green than start turning yellow and spotty with the tips curling and brown. It basically has stopped growing, what am I lacking, besides a green weed thumb?
 

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It kind of looks like the problem I had. It was TMV but it's rare so I doubt it. I did a test for it and it was positive
 
To me it looks like it is stunted - meaning it has stopped growing and won't be growing up much more. Unless she is a photo, then would stretch up a bit with the flowering stage.
 
My container is a gallon and I transplanted her into that when this issue started showing up 3 weeks ago. If I'm in a spacebucket I can't go any bigger than the bottom of my bucket???? That is why I chose the No Lites because is was a smaller growing plant and was one of the best suggested for the buckets.
 
I ordered feminized seeds, not for sure what you mean by photo. I'm using kind soil on a bottom layer surrounded by a GWE recommended potting soil. It was suggested she's root bound but did just transplant 3 weeks ago when all this started getting worst (and at that point it wasn't root bound by any means) and if it's not growing can it still get root bound? How can you grow in a space bucket if they need such a big container for the roots? But you give me hope that it might still make some good bud, would you suggest I should take my chances and through it into flowering stage if it's stunted?
 
What if I transplant in regular soil and add nutrients instead of Kind soil, would that maybe kick start it again? Or is the damage done?
 
If your in KindSoil you don't need any nutrients, I also use KindSoil but I grow autos in 3 gallon SmartPots, . That is why she may be a little stunted, wrong water ph can cause major problems when using KindSoil. Plus smaller pots. Have you got any recent pictures?
 
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For a 3 gallon pot I used almost 3 lbs.of KindSoil on the bottom and then use FFOF on top. That KS is awesome stuff.
 
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