First grow on a tent, having problems.
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Clumpyoyster
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For a plant two months old that’s not good. That’s the size they should be at three weeks. What size tent? What size light? Watering schedule? What nutrients are you feeding? What medium are you growing in? What is your environment like? How many watts are you running in your space?
Couch_Lock
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Overwatered and nitrogen deficient. Hows the air circulation?
but cut back on water and add nitrogen, make sure u have good air flow, temps + humidity.
but cut back on water and add nitrogen, make sure u have good air flow, temps + humidity.
Clumpyoyster
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Is that the only plant your growing? There’s a problem big time if it’s as old as your saying. Here is under two months veg......
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Hydrowannabe
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Read books and watch lots of YouTube
BluntMoniker
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What is your water quality. I had similar issues using well water from the tap when I first started growing.
Switched to distilled, problem solved.
Could also be the size of your pot restricting the plants root growth, stunting overall growth.
Low nitrogen as well, although, I dont think low N would account for the size of your plant. That plant is the size of a 2 week old.. so something stunted its growth well prior to the time it would start using N beyond what was already available in the soil. Not to say it isnt Nitrogen deficient, but I'd think there is another underlying cause.
Try repotting into a bigger pot w/ a good growing soil. Itll have nutrients available in it already, so you wont need to add anything to it right away aside from plain (clean) water for a week or 2. This will cover all the "obvious" stuff, and I'm sure will resolve your issues, if the plant isnt too far gone
Switched to distilled, problem solved.
Could also be the size of your pot restricting the plants root growth, stunting overall growth.
Low nitrogen as well, although, I dont think low N would account for the size of your plant. That plant is the size of a 2 week old.. so something stunted its growth well prior to the time it would start using N beyond what was already available in the soil. Not to say it isnt Nitrogen deficient, but I'd think there is another underlying cause.
Try repotting into a bigger pot w/ a good growing soil. Itll have nutrients available in it already, so you wont need to add anything to it right away aside from plain (clean) water for a week or 2. This will cover all the "obvious" stuff, and I'm sure will resolve your issues, if the plant isnt too far gone
Sgt Peppercorn
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The leaves are telling you. They're pointing to their roots sayin I'm too wet. I need more air to breathe. When you up pot make sure you use at least 30% pearlite. As SOON as you transplant, pick up the pot and feel the weight. Water and then don't water again until the pot is as light as the first time you picked it up. If you use tap water let it sit for 24 hours b4 you use it.
TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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Rootbound, over watered and probably starving. Poor little girl.
TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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I would just start over to be honest...
Cookie Rider
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Try to keep temps above 72 for better growth.
Couch_Lock
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66 Fahrenheit IS a major prob. You want 75 to 84 or so, ideally. 84-85 as the high, 70-75 as the low of the 24 hour day.
No there is another one next to it. Pretty much the same. I have grown autos in a makeshift set up and in a greenhouse with no problems, this is the first time in a proper set up with photo period
That is what I'm thinking
Nutty sKunK
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Suppose to be in the tent, mate 
TheSadVeryBadMadGrower
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You should think about starting a Grow Journal. Not only does it allow you to take notes , it'll allow other members to be able to follow along just in case you do run into any problems.
