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Make sure a day is enough for the chemicals to dissipate

I recommend keeping a close eye on the growing environment and making sure that the temperature, humidity, light intensity, and nutrient levels are all within the appropriate range. You might also want to adjust the distance or intensity of your light to prevent further damage. Pay attention to...

I recommend avoiding the use of pesticides on cannabis plants. Instead consider natural pest control methods. Beneficial insects or organic repellents are definitely okay. If you do decide to use pesticides, follow the instructions carefully to allow sufficient time for the chemicals to...

Exactly what I was thinking. I have a question tho. Extra light means extra resources, so is it still beneficial?

They'll do just fine :) I'd add another week to that

Thanks a lot for sharing. Although this doesn't look like a potassium deficiency. Not calcium like others are saying. It doesn't resemble any specific deficiency actually. If PH is doing alright (are you checking pH of the run off as well??) there might be a problem with nutrient lockout...

Glad you were able to move them. Hope she gets better soon

Hey everyone, hope the community at Rollitup find this deficiency chart useful. I wrote a guide about how to fix an iron deficiency in cannabis, along with this chart and pictures. The biggest problem of iron deficiency is that it can be tricky to identify. Growers often confuse the lack of...

Way to go :)

That soil is too compact. This will give you trouble soon enough, as it's also probably too acidic for cannabis. Get a good substrate, with humus, perlite and such, and transplant them. As far as why one thrives while the other one struggles, thats just the nature of strains, they react...

No idea about the curling stem. But the soil doesn't look so great, the dying leaves can confirm this.

I'd keep them going for a while before flushing. She does have small signs of nutrient burn (burnt tips). You know them best, so it's your choice

Cold can definitely cause stress. Tho I'm not sure if the symptoms match. "As the plant's metabolism slows down everything becomes much less active. The bio-chemical and enzymatic processes required for healthy growth cannot take place and vegetative vigor disappears leaving plants small and...

Check this answer from a similar question https://www.rollitup.org/t/budding-too-early-should-i-be-concerned.1016395/post-15525224

If you're growing outdoors I think your best bet is to let it be, and maybe even start a new batch. I'm no expert in outdoors so someone else might say different.

Instead of that light, use CFL ones. You probably have them at home too

Look for a guide on how to do it without stressing her

We'll have to see

You said you moved them from indoors to outdoors? She's might be adjusting. Yes please check the runoff. Also, those new containers drain excess water good enough?