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funny you say stop growing, because for a week now thats exactly whats been happening, and now this, weird, like you say, also little white pistils randomly shooting out from the leaf stem base on one branch.....anyways thanx for the info

My first thought was over nuting, but it was such a small dose I'm not sure, On a side note she is a cross strain of Skunk #1 and Big Bomb, I know that it has a bunch of names but I've come to calling her stink bomb, lol, cuz she wreaked during flowering

I'm hoping to hear from experienced reveggers on this topic but whatever info i cant get would be great, I've never revegged before and after researching it quite a bit, and after harvesting some killer buds i decided to give it a shot, during week 1 and 2 the growth was great after about...

also what is your soil makeup? May not be enough "n" in the mix, personally I've went down that road and its a pain to get the plant back on track, BUT it can be done with some extra tlc and attention. If its the soil I would look for an organic solution before turning to chem nutes to amend...

Nah, I think that the above posters are right, more than likely a nute prob, just keep on a ph'd water regimen until more new growth appears, at that stage, the nutrients in the soil will keep the plant going for some time. Wouldnt hurt to check the ph of your soil either, I've heard of cases...

LOL, i just asked this question bout my baby, answer: nothing to worry about

lol, thnx alot

Thanks for the info and encouragement peeps

Good luck to you man

To be short and sweet I am trying to figure out why this girl has browning starting around edges of the leaves, below is a pic of the worst spot, and this has only just arisen yesterday. I use a mixture of compost, vermiculite, sphagnum peat and perlite, and she is only just over 2 and half...

As I was saying TRANSPLANT IT!!!, lol, and never use old soil again, lol

Wow, who cares if he know about perlite, cannabis will grow in so many different types of medium that it doesn't matter, he's not here to get schooled on what perlite is or flamed for not knowing, his concern is the mold, stay on topic peace bozo, yours truly DKlives

Less water wont solve the prob, but at such an early stage she shouldn't require a whole lot of water, I still recommend the transplant

I would transplant into newly bought soil, asap, just be very careful not to hurt the sensitive roots system and remove the top layer of soil containing the mold carefully before moving it to its new home, oh and water before hand so the soil wont crrumble away from the roots, light shouldn't...

I'm guessing thats your prob, old soil can have pest, and micro organisms living in it that you dont want in your soil

I also see it now too after looking closley

Another question that comes to mind is, what is the humidity in your grow room?,that and, where was the soil kept prior to using it? humidity can play a huge part in thing growing on the soil that wasn't intended to be grown

Is the soil new or has it been sitting around a while?

This is only going to kill that poor little thing, lol

That is fairly normal to see on your perlite from my experience, Its either the nutrients or wastes (I haven't discerned which,lol) and at any rate as your soil dries that is what it will look like, I usually just loosen up the top layer before my next watering, the soil is new I'm assuming...