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That's what I was just thinking? Needs transplant? There at that time was gonna do it this morning till I saw this

Around a month old since the lights been on, and the thing is I've been dealing with fungus gnats using sns 203 and azamax, so I let the soil dry out pretty good each time but their in one gallon pots so like every other day usually is an average.

Woke up this morning and checked on the babies, this one hawaiian snow looks like crap the bottom old growth including the cotyledons are yellow, from what I've seen online so far is that it is a nitrogen def, I'm using roots organic soil mix with general organics go box if that helps, please...

Ok great , thank you! I'll def keep you posted!

Ok for sure man def send those pics, but thanks!

thanks man!

it's hard out where I live in New Mexico! When the outside is 15 on a good day

W-f-w-f that's what I read online as a good cycle for general organics.

What do you mean? Like SCROG?

Here are some pics of the new growth if that helps, it seems that it looks good to me?

That's what I'm hoping just trying to make sure!

Controlled? And yea it's on a timer, 18/6, and the light is about 4ft away.

The new growth looks beautiful, and the light is easily 4 ft away, that's what I was think also but there's no way with it that far away I think? But I was thinking it could be some nute burn since I gave them a normal dose the other day and not a half dose

They are 3 weeks since the lights been on tommorow, roots organic soil mix, the general organics go box line , been giving them half doses until yesterday, my feeding cycle is water feed water feed, which I read online that it's a good cycle for that nute line, in one gallon pots, I'm using well...

So I'm currently helping a friend with a few plants, using 600 watt hps, roots organic soil mix and general organics go box inside a 4x4 grow tent. The temp never gets above 82 really and has usually around 30 percent humidity. Starting a few days ago I started to see some spots and now all of a...