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After the death of one of the girls, I used her pot to plant basil, and I put some basil plants in the pots of the other two, as a consociation. The pot is quite large, I don't think the roots get annoyed with each other. Otherwise everything is going well, the girls are growing up. One of the two has a yellowed cotyledon, but I think it is because it was stuck between the stem and the support of the plant.
Yeah was too far from your light source. What I would do is transplant it into a bigger pot and bury the long stock. Leave about a inch to inch n half up. Buried stock will grow roots after couple weeks.
Yesterday i spayed enhancer as foliar application 0.3 g/L . Today i found One of the girls like this. Why? Why the other 2 are ok? There Is something to do?
Hey there 👋
She looks like she’s gotten off to a rough start. I wouldn’t give up on her yet. My assumption is that she is just too small still, and couldn't handle the dose of spray. If possible, re-spray her with just some PHed water, to “wash” off anything remaining on her. Give her a week of more before deciding her fate. Smart move cat proofing
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I watered the plants on the day of the transplant, 5 weeks ago, and never again. The girls are fine and growing up but something does not return to me, (the ground is full of perlite (15%) and the pots have never been exposed to rain). They could have grown more with more water?
The only explanation i could have would be that it had minimal roots 5 weeks ago and now that the roots are built it should start consuming much more water. So definitely water now cause the leaves do look like theyre starting to droop slightly.
Hi
So these swooping leaves look mostly like a plant who's either being over or underwatered. Or having some root struggles....is the soil having good drainage? Try seeing if they perk up when watered...if not we can rule out under water. Then we need to think about over, or muddy soil or the soils being too hot from these very summer days.
Hello friend
So almost every topping and usually fim too is going to cause a slight delay, it's unavoidable. I don't think these leaves are caused by the top at all. Right now you're running at 100 degrees(my yard is too), and is it really only getting 5 hours of light..maybe direct hours? If you have leaves falling off then we need to get this plant some nutrients...nitrogen based, so a "grow" nutrient.
Also with the heat being so high, I've been watering my plants almost everyday, or every other day, to help battle the heat.
A good plant tonic is kelp/seaweed extract, and a silica supplement helps with the whole grow also.
Oi, purtroppo la pianta non prende abbastanza luce e quindi si allunga per cercarla, gli hai provocato molto stess e spero che si riprenda ma io fossi in te ricomincerei da capo e fagli più luce!!!
@Drstormy, unfortunately i red an article (don't remember where) that said not to expose the baby plants to direct sunlight for the first day after germination, this has been the result. Now they're very weak, but i'm trying to recover them, there is a lot of time. Hope well
jacock
White Widow x Northern Lights feminized seeds
