White Domina+Candy Kush have a leaf problem but I ...

Hey there just a couple thoughts...how long had horse manure been composted before being applied? If earlier than like 5 weeks that may be the reason for smell. Also horse manure can be great for many reasons I'm sure you know since you are using it, but its ability to help retain water is always a factor to consider. If roots are unhappy possibly transplant into different containers with better drainage and some fresh soil and let the plants adjust for a week or two before the flip? Any knowledge on how much the plants will grow when flipped? Double in size seems to be common. Happy growing i hope everything works out well. ✌️

Hello ! Well to me manure means that you have poo in it , that is the main fertilizer in the manure. I suppose that you over watered bit by the colour of your medium after watering and the leaves that are a bit droopy ( droopy leaves are sign of over watering of under watering ) In case you over watered your plant then the poo in the manure could have been activate more than usual and starting to stink. Or you over watered too much and you have a root rot which in general smell like poo or a little dead animal, if It's the case ( I doubt ) then restart to avoid loosing too much time. I hope it will help you 😁✌️🏼

Hey there @Nimas! First and foremost no need to worry, I think you are jumping the gun a little but calling for a root problem! Heres my take - You can see clear signs of Interveinal Chlorosis(yellowing) starting to form on your White Dominas new growth. And in regards to your Candy Kush she just looks a little droopy from over-watering! With little plants like these its VERY important to only water as much as they can drink or you risk drowning them! Because of the excess moisture in the soil your little one is finding it hard to get Oxygen! This would also explain the manure smell you having seeping from the soil more than usual! Your White Domina however isn't just suffering from over watering like the Candy Kush - it has gotten a little more severe than that. The excess water in the pots cause the PH to drastically change as it just sits there. Cannabis plants are only able to take in nutrients at certain levels of PH and due to this I fear your White Domina doesn't have access the amounts of sulfur it wants from the soil! To Fix this issue is actually pretty easy! Let the plants dry out a little bit so you can better regulate the PH with the water you are adding! Then don't add so much water at one until they are older and drink more. I hope this helps resolve your question Nimas, feel free to ask anything else you are curious about! 😎

Hi @Nimas! From what I see on your latest pictures, your plants look healthy, despite the slight yellowing on the lower fan leaves. I think they might need some more Nitrogen, this looks like the first signs of a Nitrogen deficiency. Also be careful, your medium looks really wet, you don't want to overwater your babies, this will result in slow growth and can lead to nutrients lockout. Let the medium dry before doing anything, try to follow a wet/dry cycle, roots need to search water in order to spread, so you probably should water more often with less water. Now regarding the smell, I've experienced this with organic nutrients when the medium was overwatered , since you added manure and a lot of water this is not surprising. Once again let it dry, the smell should slowly go away. Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊

hey @nimas , you're right to have spotted the root problems based on that cupping on the leaves. what probably happened is PH fluctuations from over watering slightly over time. 300ml a day is actually quite a lot for those little pots at this stage. to correct it, not much you can do if you dont want to repot and do root pruning. You can however start watering with enzymes like cannazym or another chelation agent which should break down the problem roots and turn them into nutrients for your plant. If you dont have enzymes try humic + fluvic acid, it works faster than enzymes, you can usually find it in any flower shop. Dont forget to follow a strict wet dry cycle and water water feed water water feed schedule and the plants should recover in a week maybe two. Hope this helps! 🚀