If ur in veg get a veg nuet its gonna b higher in the nitrogen aspect of the npk scale I'd go to local indoor garden and buy a veg nuet and a bloom nuet and a trace element solution I know that earthjuice makes those exact things as well as Dyna gro both pretty good prod and not crazy expensive I believe that they are considered organic as well if u want something simpilar Humboldt nuets makes something called oneness its the only thing u use through veg and bloom and maybe get a trace element with it but the oneness is not an organic but I do think that it looks a little nitrogen deff so I'd if anything just go with a vegative nuet and that should bring the gals back around but I don't think they look to bad other than them maybe being a little hungry and once u feed em with a veg nuet and maybe a trace element they will come right around but I highly suggest the earth juice microblast for trace elements that is what I am use and have used there grow and bloom as well really easy going on the plants hope this will help point u in the right direction
Actually, your plants look pretty good. Lighting can distort photos, so it's impossible to tell if you have any deficiencies (unless the problem is severe, which isn't your issue IMO). You are pretty close to flipping to the flowering stage, so if you don't want to mess with veg nutes on your first grow, just re-pot your plants before you flip them to 12/12. The new soil will have the nutrients the plants need, so long as you use the right kind of organic soil, that is. You WILL need nutrients at least half way thru the flowering stage, though, so be prepared for that. (Great resource on eBay that sells Bloom nutes in small bottles for, like, $3.00 which will last for several grows!)They are 41 days from when they first sprouted. About 15-17 inches tall. I have heard the biggest rookie mistake is overwatering so I use a soil moisture meter and decide by that so I would say every couple of days. And I have heard many mixed opinions about feeding so I haven't really fed them, any recommendations on food to purchase? Or any things I should change or discontinue? Thank you for the fast reply btw
That was very helpful! Thank you, how many times would u recommend feeding and when is it more beneficial for them?
That defiantly helps thank you bro!
I let my plants tell me when they are hungry. Every plant (even of the same strain) is different. In general, though, I do a diluted feed about every 3rd water. I've never been able to get all my girls on the same water and feed schedule, no matter how much I beg them. They just have minds of their own! LOL
How long they been in pot n how long does ur soil feed for if they been n pot over 3weeks feed 1/4 bro
They had been transferred to bigger and I believe amazon bloom is supposed to feed for a couple months, could be incorrect though thanks bro
I would feed