Outdoor Organic Auto

anyway, give it time before reacting to this. I've seen many twisted 1-blade serrated leaves. could be pH related or heat. Be carefuly when watering so al not to drastically shift and disturbe the soil, thereby hindering or damaging roots. if you've been fertilizing, relax until the cotyledons start to fade. your soil likely is loaded for a while.

unless you keep re-potting or use huge pots, the tank runs out eventually (nutrients). i'd read the plant and react as you likely typically do. always safer to wait for a hint of fade at bottom. then start slowly and work your way up to whatever normal strength is for your products and context. if plant never shows signs of deficiency and grows vigorously.. no need. impossible to put a clock to it in our contexts. you've got a blemish or two, bt i have no idea what they are, for example, and difficult to know what is in soil to start. always a little trial and error as you go.

Ye like mentioned not all seeds have the same genetics. Usually when the upper growth slows down it means that its establishing its rootzone a bit further. You say you had rain, probably some wind as well, exposing the plant to such conditions will trigger a response such as increase the rootzone so its grasp with the earth is better and wont get damaged or uprooted by winds. After its finished adjusting itself for a better grip its gonna explode in upward growth. Its absolutely normal, i wouldnt worry ^_^

It looks a little underfed to me. Under fed can also make your tips brown but their pale green first. I would get some bloom fert and feed at half what the bottle recommends. Cheers friend

In my opinion about flushing Flushing organic soil -you don’t need to flush organic soil.They are acting like slow release fertilizer for your plants.You will not get any toxicity in organic soil as long as your soil is in proper pH range.By flushing,You only wash away minerals like beneficial bacteria and microorganisms from soil. Flushing inorganic soil or soilless medium -Not like the organic soil,When you flush inorganic soil or soilless medium, You will wash away everything you feed that are still in your medium.So most grower did their flushing when it comes close to harvest.By doing that, plants will only get what is left in their system and start showing deficiency.When harvest, there will be nothing left of any inorganic material and you will get nice smell and taste buds.Another time for flushing inorganic soil or soilless medium is when you see some nutrient lock out followed by toxicity.That is due to improper soil pH and excess use of nutrients.By flushing, you will get rid of what’s excess in your medium and flush until your run off ppm show 0~50ppm and pH around 6.0~6.5.After that you need to feed your plant, the right nutrients types and right concentration in right pH range.Happy Growing... ✌️

Hey Growmie, I wouldn't advise doing it because the oils from your finger could rub off your trichomes, which will mess with the potency if you have to touch them touch one only and yes focus on the stem snapping to determine if it's dry enough. Hopefully, this answers your question and remember ..."Happy Growing" and "Free your mind one puff at a time".