First Grow... What is wrong with my Plant?

What is wrong with my plant? Looks overall okay, I guess but what are the spots etc..

  • Nut burn?

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  • or lack of nuts?

    Votes: 1 33.3%

  • something else?

    Votes: 1 33.3%
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luv2grow

luv2grow

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to much nitrogen! scale it back pronto. look at the labels on your gear. That should help guide you
 
kiwipaulie

kiwipaulie

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I recommend that you re pot into a bigger pot and then you wont need any additional nutes. The soil will have plenty for a few weeks
 
$bkbbudz$

$bkbbudz$

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Firstly, not to be argumentative but I believe that is nitrogen deficiency as shown on this chart. But overall this looks like a healthy plant.

When and how much too feed is variable depending on what medium she is in, what type of soil, what additives if any have been used, what nute system you are using, etc.

Best 'advice' I can give you or anyone is to read, study and find your own answers. Then you need not worry about conflicting opinions from other posters. Lots of great info on RIU and some great examples and knowledgeable folks. But, at the end of the day it is your grow and only you can control what happens with it.

Good Luck and Great Growing
 

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Viorze

Viorze

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Thanks for the fast responses. I was gonna find out what this was and then Plant into a bigger pot 1 week later but i'll do it straight away! Really appreciate the answers..Thanks again
 
Viorze

Viorze

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Soil is
BioBizz 50L All-Mix,
I fed extra nute's also when it got into the veg, I know how I got the nut burn (kind off overdid it).. just replanted into a bigger and watered it a little bit, hope this motherfuckers comes back..
 
redeyedfrog

redeyedfrog

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I honestly can't see a damn thing wrong with this plant except it's in a pot that's too small. There are no burnt tips, the green is the right shade, typically with n toxicity the leaves go really dark green and the tips will burn and curl. There's none of that here, If anything the bottom leaves are saying deficiency and I'm assuming the soil is getting depleted as the plants feeding off of it. But this is all stuff you need to learn, so you can grow.
I'd say I'm 99.9% sure it's not nute burn.
 
Mount

Mount

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I agree with above... plant looks good and glad it is in a bigger pot.... any chance you get those leaves on the bottom wet when you water? Sometimes that causes that discoloration too... but the plant looks good.. read and learn grow and learn and remember this isnt quantum physics, its growing a plant, just happens to be a great plant too.
 
Viorze

Viorze

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Yeah, very thankful for all the knowledge im receiving about growing. I'm gonna leave it in the bigger pot and just see how it does, i'll wait untill the soil is not moist anymore then i'll give it one last flush with pH stable water.
 
Viorze

Viorze

Member
Switched to 400 Watt HPS now also... 15 inches away, hope I don't burn down my house. If all goes well also I should have under 30° temperature too.
 
Kind Sir

Kind Sir

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I suggest looking into organic growing. Granted it can cost a little bit to begin with, but its easier to grow/better quality but possibly semi smaller yieldsnI read/ and you can reuse the soil (after slightly amending it.)

Look into the organic section, start with the "ROLS" thread. Organics is fun...worm farms, composting, killer weed... Can even change your diet.
 
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