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Yellowing of Overall plant, Possibly stunned growth- You guys think theres is something wrong with him? Full grow at profile!

OneDropOfTHC
OneDropOfTHCstarted grow question 4 years ago
Yesterday i repoted this little guy, it had long 50 cm roots and a much greener color. The pic is from the day of transplant, today is looking yellower pale. Im beggining to worry, since its been a week without any above surface growth. Only feed him pro roots after potting day
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
Leaves. Color - Pale
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sloppyjohn
sloppyjohnanswered grow question 4 years ago
My guess is your soil is too acidic (or at least out of range) and you have over watered. The fact that such a small seedling had such long roots (50 cm!) indicates to me that it was searching for food and/or water as it was not getting it from the soil. This would happen as well if your pH was out of range as the nutrients would not be available. A seedling so small in such a big pot only needs a tiny amount of water. At this size I would suggest using a Jiffy pod or similar, as it allows the plant to grow out a bit before transplanting. I had no luck with soil and I found it too much hocus-pocus to get right, so I moved to DWC. It's easier if you're ok with massive plants 😋 I would dump it and start again, it will be stunted, and starting a healthy new seed will overtake it in a couple of days anyway. The amount of money you'll spend on electricity to try and grow it won't be worth it. Check out my latest grow to see how fast cannabis plants can grow given optimal conditions (hydro and CO2 enriched).
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OneDropOfTHC
OneDropOfTHCanswered grow question 4 years ago
Thanks, will check PH, getting kit in a few days got delayed. About the perlite, the soil is a bit dense not much i can do about it now right? Should i try mixing a bit perlite on the sides? maybe it will mix with time and waterings?
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question 4 years ago
I would lean on your soil ph is out of range.
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BraveheartGenetics
BraveheartGeneticsanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hi mate, I think you have good reason to worry but maybe about the wrong thing. Will take a week or so for her to recover from transplanting. Looks like soil you are using but can't see a lot of perlite. If she is struggling to grow roots due to compacted soil, it will slow upward growth. Check your soil ph to see what going on there. Get yourself some biologicals to add in, help her recover. Be patient and take your time, soil is more forgiving.
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