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Your maths is way wrong on the calculation. A quarter pound is qbout 115g not 2000g. 1pound is 453g You got 4g return 120g of leaf. That is a worthwile rinse.

Its never gonna get enough lite indoors without lights unfortunately. Just put it in a cupboard with a lamp with a cfl and a fan. Try slow down watering to once every 4-5 days. Being indoors the soil will take much longer to dry. I'm going throug under watering at the moment. Good luck.

That's 3-4 gallon pot. How tall is it? It looks about 2' which means it would be root bound in that small pot.

It really should be out doors. It's not getting enough light in that spot. The stem is really thin. How often are you watering? The really bad leaves look like the leaves on my plants last season which suffered over watering. I'm still learning as well so hopefully someone can chime in. I'd say...

Hahaha. Nearly did that last season. Tha ks for all your help Java. +5 for you. Would you say I should transplant to bigger pots asap? Light changes in about 3 weeks here so flowering will start around mid feb

I'll give that a go and keep posted. Tha ks for your help. Last year I lost a lot of growth from over watering but they were smaller plants, I'll update with pics if I have positive progression

Its strange because all 6 plants get fed the same time and the same amount of water and ferts when I do fert cycles. I don't over fert, I use a little less than recommended which I have read is a good thing. 3 look yellowy green and three look healthy green. This has me stumped.

Thanks for replying javadog, they have some weight to them as i watered a couple of days ago. I gave them all about 5 litres of water each.when I watered, the medium was dry to about second knuckle of my index finger. I fear of over watering so I only water when the top 2 inches of the soil is...

More pics. The close ups have flash.i can't tell if it's getting better or not.

Hi, I was wondering if I could get some help. I have these plants. Both the same strain from the same plant. One on left is pale greeny yellow and the right is nice and healthy green. There aren't any brown spots or burnt edges. I'm growing them out doors in 32cm pots (3/4 gallon) in soil. Using...

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Will post pics in the next week to show progress

I removed all diseased leaves yesterday. Checked again today there doesn't seem to be any more leaves dying so I think it's on the mend. I ended up topping it and gonna try striking the top.

The roots at the bottom appear to be fine with no sign of rot (yet) I hope they will be ok but I'm doubting it as flowering will start in a few weeks due to season change. I'm gonna hold out see if the can be helped. Thanks for the posts.

quite possibly. We had a shit tonne of rain last week. I'll let it dryout for a fewdays and seewhat happens. Thanks for your help

I was thinking it might be a phosphorus deficiency due to using the seasol. I saw on another forum a photo of phosphorus deficiency and it looks very similar except my leaves areforced more yellow. Up until last week they were healthy and moving a long at a good pace but now this has happened...

soil is always wet. I water with 1.5 litres every day or two depending on how hot it is. I water in the evenings beforethesun goes down. The soil is an organic soil. There is a bit of bark in the soil but not as much as other soils I have used in the past. I panicked when I got home and flushed...

sorry about that. here are some pics. have been feeding with seasol seaweed plant food every 2 weeks. water run off is at a ph of 7 plants are about 8 weeks old and this has just started to happen. first photo is yesterday. second photo is this morning. progressively getting worse. i sprayed...

Hi people, just checked my little ones and this particular plant isn't looking good. It has stunted for the last 2 weeks. plant is nearly 2 months old. Was healthy as up untill a couple of weeks ago. This morning the leaves looked ok and now I have this problem. Any help would be much...

Update. She (hopefully) is going strong. Started training her (hopefully) into a spiral. Even my other older plants that looked like they were doomed have started coming good. Happy days!!! Pics to come