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Fast growth but leggy, so added soil, another CFL light, and foil tent. Started with husk stuck to cotyledon leaves, but moistened and fell off within couple hours. Concerned about venting and humidity level -- watered on Sunday and Weds.
In the 4/15 10am photo taken from above, does it look like the top leaf is yellowing a bit? Maybe hypervigilant, just want to be able to react quickly, if so.
She is searching for light so if you put her in a bigger pot she will continue to stretch until she finds enough light.
Give her e bit more light and the stretching stops and you got the feeling she is gonna fall over place a stick for support.
roots are very fragile at this stage so it’s better to let her fill the cup so you minimize the risk for severe root damage
Hey man. These arent pistils yet, these are the first nodes. Meaning that the plant is going to produce side branches from that node. And pistils later on in its life. Oh and you really shouldnt worry about your plant's health THAT much, it is called weed for a reason :P Most plants actually appreciate a good Care - Leave alone - balance :) (and a good overwatering, too. Just kidding, Im just that casual dude thats giving others tips on how to grow better but overwaters frequently lol)
Cheers and good luck !
Repotted on day 2 of this week... some minor root damage in transfer but we'll see how things go. Made a big (but not fatal) mistake bringing Plantita outside for some afternoon sunlight... bad idea, her leaves got wilty and it was obviously too hot for her so brought her back in after 10 minutes.
On 5/11, fan knocked top of tent off onto plant... didn't notice and not sure for how long it was there. Plant was slightly deformed but bounced back after I bent it back upright. Seems to be okay now.
What's going on with this leaf? She's got a minor fungus gnat problem but we're tackling it with an ACV and soap mixture that I've placed around the grow area to attract and kill them. Could that be the cause or could it be something else? It's only the one leaf...
Hi mate. Yes, probably fungus gnats are the cause of such leaf color. Currently, I have the same problem, and one of my plants is showing the same color as yours. Also, the plants with more fungus gnats are the ones with the most slow growth. Try to water with neem oil to kill the larvae that can affect the root system. Take care.
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