New leaves yellowing.
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scroglodyte
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dirty details please.................
Well I really don't know.. First they were in potting soil,I can say it's really great stuff,everyone that plant vegetables etc use it here.. and after that I replanted in "normal" soil.. the soil is fine,becouse in that same soil I have strawberries,lemons and oranges,so I don't know why MJ is not loving it 
and where I live,we don't have ph testers like in USA etc
and where I live,we don't have ph testers like in USA etc
scroglodyte
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re-pot to potting mix, with lots of perlite. imo
lahadaextranjera
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1 track mind
scroglodyte
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2 track mind..............food, too
scroglodyte
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if you have to wait..........it'll be risky. the sooner, the better, imo. i think its a lock-out of a mobile nute. check it against the sticky in "plant problems." itsa good reference. i don't have them memorized anymore, 'cause i just try my best to avoid them. if you don't have: good soil, water, and nutes available.........yer not ready to grow. an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.I was thinking to replant to better soil,to buy good soil,but I need to wait more day,or two.. can plant survive that long? and I replanted the plant only few days ago,would that be too much stress for the plant? Thank you for your answers
scroglodyte
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what are you feeding, if indeed you are? maybe it just needs some ferts.
Well they are outside and I cannot reduce the temperature.. It's summer,with lot of sun,and temperatures on indirect sun can be up to 35 celsius degrees.. You think only heat is the problem? Becouse I have 2 more plants in there,and 2 of them looking great,only this one looks like that.. but who knows,maybe it's less tolerant to higher temperatures.. And for scroglodyte,I only used nutes once,and the mixture was less "strong" that it should be,becouse I was afraid of over fertilizing