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@papapayne, I'm right there with you man. I somehow avoided getting into debt. I am 31 and I grow #1 because I love watching this plant grow and like working hard and learning more about it. #2 to help others, I don't need to smoke. #3 money, I don't grow much, 2-4 plants a year, but that little...

Weekly Update. Week 9. Little one grew a foot in a week. No signs of flower yet, should show up this week tho. I kind of hope it turns out to be male so I can get some seeds for next year. Big girl was showing signs of root damage. Leaf tips turning white. I knew it couldn't be root bound. A...

New pics are up in the link ^ Enjoy

Weekly update. Week #8 The goods! 6 weeks old, finally starting to grow. Some leaf curl due to PH being off, around 6.5 to 7.0 8 weeks old, started to preflower yesterday. After the supercrop the main stem harden up and I couldn't LST it anymore without braking it. So its just going to...

First big harvest, more to come.

1st batch out of the veg garden.

I use chicken manure as part of my compost each year, its the tits. Can work in tea's also, just have to be careful how much you use. I'll be posting pics tomarrow.

https://www.rollitup.org/t/hotboxz-lst-grow-2015.874390/ Link to my grow ^ I'll be posting pics tomarrow for the weekly update, there will be a surprise.

I would avoid cutting any leaves off. Try some LST if you can rather then cutting. Just my 2 cents.

Nice job on your 1st grow, and good luck on drying and cureing. :clap:

Looks like a girl to me.

I second a PH issue.

I would say only going by the pictures, its heat stressed and stunted. If you can try to keep your grow room below 85f and transplant her into soil with some perlite.

In my opinion It's not nute burn. Nute burn starts at the tips of leaves and damages the whole leave, going in towards the stem. It looks to me like a trace element deficiency. Boron or sulfur, maybe. I'm not 100% sure. Nice LST job btw, keep at it, good luck.

I grow outdoors in the ground nowadays, so space isn't a problem for me. I started out growing in pots indoors, and a practice I used was. If you measure from the top edge of your pot, out to your farthest leaf tip, and its more then 6-7 inches. It's a good idea to transplant. This doesn't mean...

If you want to hit them with a light bug spray before you put it outside each day, it will help keep a pest problem in check. Your going to get bugs bites either way. I don't worry about pests to much, unless I start seeing major damage. Just do what you feel is right. All I'm really trying to...

Well shit, your right, best not to transplant an auto. 3gal pot is OK, next time you might think about going with a 5gal pot. Expect to see even more yellowing leafs as she ages from this point forward. Keep with the light nute feeds and don't try to compensate when you see more leafs falling...

It's likely, but maybe they won't, or maybe not as many seeds. Just have to wait and see.

She is looking much better, told yeah she would be fine.:D