Need help! New grower!

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Deondre

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IMG_0646.JPG IMG_0645.JPG IMG_0643.JPG Hi this is my first time growing ever. Planted one seed and took a shot. My plant is almost three months old and I recently brought it inside for 36 hours of darkness before 12/12. It's an outdoor plant and I have been using miracle grow moisture control and using regular water to water it with. Once I took it out of 36 hours of darkness there were brown spots on my leaves. Is his from foreign debris? Nute burning? Maybe heat stress ? Please someone help
 
DieselNuts

DieselNuts

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Do you think plants like more than 14hours of darkness? IMO no.
Your soil is depleted and needs some bloom booster and, for at least 3-4 weeks, nitrogen. I use epsom salt for Calcium and Magnesium 1 tbs per gallon, you should do this also. Good luck!
 
vostok

vostok

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Standard nute burn, and (Mg) def.

easier to potup, and water with as pinch of Calmag

better soils would make you grin

24 hours max, or suffer photosynthetic burn

good luck
 
vostok

vostok

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IMO" potup

then foilar spray with water and calmag (half teaspoon to a pint)

take a b4 and after photo

always makes an impression

take after.. photo say 1 hour later and compare

always amazing that!!!

good luck

ps post it back 'ere ..lol
 
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Deondre

Member
Will do I will get calmag tomorrow and pot up with better soil. This is my first plant by foliar spray you mean? And spraying it and trnasplanting won't affect the fact I am force flowering correct ? And I'll be sure to post pics here for ya man
 
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Deondre

Member
I also don't know strand or bud type. Grabbed a seed from some bud and It grew. Also in am starting to see any pistles barey visible but there
 
vostok

vostok

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as a guess white widow

mix in 30% perlite to the new soil mix

it offers 02 to the new soils and old roots

improves drainage etc

good luck
 
Aegean

Aegean

Active Member
Looks very small for 3 months old? And you also need a way bigger pot. The leaf colouration is due to Nutrient Burn. Best option is to transplant into a suitable size pot, preferably a 5 gallon minimum, and then as others have stated, add some CalMag. Hope this helps!
 
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Deondre

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Hey guys plant is doing much better. I potted up and bought some decent fertilizers also did a epsom salt foliar spray. Will post pics tomorrow
Thanks for all the advice
 
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