It can't be this hard to grow marijuana!!

[el throttle]

you baking a new kind of weed brownies...lmao

 

[darkknight8425]

I would dump it and start from fresh considering you don't have too much time invested in this one & it would take a few weeks to recuperate. Also you have to consider that any plants witch ad a shock like this might turn hermie later on

Ok thanks for the help

 

[imchucky666]

View attachment 2393204View attachment 2393205Just transplanted to some cheap soil on Friday someone said I was over watering so I havent watered since the transplant now the plant is starting to turn brown. What is wrong and how can I save them.

First, you say you 'transplanted them', but it looks like what you did is toss a cube into that thing that looks like a glass bowl, and sprinkled dirt on top and around.
Get it out of the clear, roots don't like light, get it into some soil, not dirt you found.
If that IS a cube it's in, you might be underwatering it.

 

[sorethumb]

im sorry whoever told you that you overwatered it was wrong its kinda hard to drown a plant that dont have any roots if its still alive soak it leave it under lights and prey .that bad advice did it in sorry .

 

[Psychonaughtical]

im sorry whoever told you that you overwatered it was wrong its kinda hard to drown a plant that dont have any roots if its still alive soak it leave it under lights and prey .that bad advice did it in sorry .

Do not listen to this retard.

He has no idea what he's talking about.

 

[LordRalh3]

Get a real grow medium... get a 2 dollar pot from the dollar store. READ READ READ, look at grow journals from other people. This plant will grow itself if you give it the right basic conditions. A glass bowl and that concoction of "dirt" I see are not gonna grow anything but mold

 

[Sonoran]

ffof has been working fine on all my plants. Put them into their pots straight from germ.

 

[sorethumb]

Do not listen to this retard.

He has no idea what he's talking about.

im not the tard that told him to let it dry out . it should always be moist imo for seedlings but whatever so how does hydroponics work again what about aqueponics