Whitening leaves?

swishatwista

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Panta, Id transfer them into at least a gallon pot. I transfered mine yesterday and the only weak one that i threw out had a fat root on it that was probably touchin the bottom of the cup, so i know my other plant's roots were growing alot faster then i thought. And plus your plant looks at least 4 days ahead of mine so they're for sure gettin too big for that temperary pot. It also might be needing some nutrients, but only a very small amount. I put a little worm castings and some bat guano on the top of my new soil and watered it. I just checked em out and they're not doin too bad, i was expecting some decrease in health/appearence from the transfer and at the same time their first nute feeding, but they should come back twice as strong in a couple days, ill keep you posted
 

panta

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no its not the pot size i transplanted some of them in to bigger pots and its all the same
 

swishatwista

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huh, could be the water, i let mine(tap water) sit for a day or two before using to get the chlorine out. I guess it could also be due to heat and not having ventalation
 

panta

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i let my tap say for a day or 2,a few days ago i transplanted into some new soil gonna see in a few days what happens,what about your plants are they getting better
 

swishatwista

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Ah they're lookin real good, their development has really improved since i put the worm castings and high N bat quano. I only put a little bit but it helped out pretty good, and im sure the transplant helped also. hope your plants reactive positively to the adjustment
 
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