Help my young plant!!

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slimjays

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Help! My plant is young and in trouble. I transplanted it about 3 days ago and added standard vegetable vegetative plant food, i have been watering it about 15oz once a day for the last two days since its in a larger pot. It is under 24hr light at around 83-89 degrees F. humidity has been fluctuating a little(20-45). I don't have anything to measure PH yet.

Any Ideas?

Maybe root rot? I am correcting my watering to let the soil dry and aerate.
Transplant shock symptoms?

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Buddingbishop

Buddingbishop

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slimjays said:
Help! My plant is young and in trouble. I transplanted it about 3 days ago and added standard vegetable vegetative plant food, i have been watering it about 15oz once a day for the last two days since its in a larger pot. It is under 24hr light at around 83-89 degrees F. humidity has been fluctuating a little(20-45). I don't have anything to measure PH yet.

Any Ideas?

Maybe root rot? I am correcting my watering to let the soil dry and aerate.
Transplant shock symptoms?

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amrcngror is right too much nutes, and you shouldnt be watering every day. What size pot did you transplant into?
 
gvega187

gvega187

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your temps r getting 2 high. humidity should be at least 40% I believe. Try to stay under 82F, 75F works best for many strains. Also, the burn.
 
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slimjays

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gvega187 said:
your temps r getting 2 high. humidity should be at least 40% I believe. Try to stay under 82F, 75F works best for many strains. Also, the but the burn.

Thanks, she was looking great before i hurt her with loading the nuts, which i believe i might have. i eye'd out the measurement. it is looking a little bushy and not very tall, im trying to get some height on her so them fowers can get big.

any ideas? bending some limbs? i dont think she is old enough
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brokenturtle3102

brokenturtle3102

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if you are trying to flower soon, top it now and bend the nodes that pop up. This way you will have a short, bushy plant. I can point you to a tuttorial if you like. Its by LBH if you search him up. If you can veg for longer, let it get as big as you can.
 
Carne Seca

Carne Seca

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slimjays said:
Help! My plant is young and in trouble. I transplanted it about 3 days ago and added standard vegetable vegetative plant food, i have been watering it about 15oz once a day for the last two days since its in a larger pot. It is under 24hr light at around 83-89 degrees F. humidity has been fluctuating a little(20-45). I don't have anything to measure PH yet.

Any Ideas?

Maybe root rot? I am correcting my watering to let the soil dry and aerate.
Transplant shock symptoms?

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The general rule of thumb on watering is to pick up the pot after you've just watered and test the weight. Give it a few days and pick up the pot again. You'll notice a difference in weight. Keep that in mind. Be very careful from now on. Stress the plant out too much it will go hermie or even male. Good luck :)
 
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slimjays

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brokenturtle3102 said:
if you are trying to flower soon, top it now and bend the nodes that pop up. This way you will have a short, bushy plant. I can point you to a tuttorial if you like. Its by LBH if you search him up. If you can veg for longer, let it get as big as you can.
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the plant is to small for flowering at the moment. it is my goal to let it veg also for a while but it is still very short although it is bushy.do u think i should trip the leaves that are the worst off so it can concentrate on new growth and better leaves? i was thinkin about bending the stem close to the new nodes when it got bigger which is still an option.

to carne seca: thanks, i will be doing that method and try to do it originally with the new plants before they get watered.
 
brokenturtle3102

brokenturtle3102

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slimjays said:
the plant is to small for flowering at the moment. it is my goal to let it veg also for a while but it is still very short although it is bushy.do u think i should trip the leaves that are the worst off so it can concentrate on new growth and better leaves? i was thinkin about bending the stem close to the new nodes when it got bigger which is still an option.
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No plant is young enough to flower. Just depends on space limits and allowed time. I have 23 plants right now almost 2 weeks into flowering and they entered this world on 12/12 light. I expect 3foot poles.
 
neved

neved

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brokenturtle3102 said:
No plant is young enough to flower. Just depends on space limits and allowed time. I have 23 plants right now almost 2 weeks into flowering and they entered this world on 12/12 light. I expect 3foot poles.
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U said that u were 2 weeks for veg then went to 12/12 from seed?!?!
 
dirtysnowball

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I don't think your plants will be 3ft unless you veg for at least 4 weeks total then flower. its really better to veg for longer, you will be reaping so much more just for a few weeks of patience.
 
brokenturtle3102

brokenturtle3102

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I just moved into a new place, and I had a flowering tent and a veg room setup, and had no plants. So I pooped in 25 seeds into flowering and 10 seeds into veg. By the time I harvest my 12/12 seeds, I will have 8-10 plants that vegged for 8 weeks. Get the idea playboy? The 12/12 seeds never vegged, they popped out of the soil into 12/12.

I started a journal couple days ago. Check it out if you want to get an idea of really how big a 12/2 seed will get.

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