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Growerrrrr
Growerrrrrstarted grow question 11d ago
Does she look good?
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 10d ago
She is dwarfed and stunted but looks good enough. I would say it was overfed and it might have been the reason it stunted. When watering the plant, you don't want to get the plant its self wet, just the medium. especially in flower as this can cause the buds to rot if they don't dry out fast enough. Good luck next time. I would suggest trying a soiless mix and only giving 1/4 ot 1/2 the recommended feed on the bottle. Someone stupid easy and all in one. micros and macros for cannabis.
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HandsomeTerpz
HandsomeTerpzanswered grow question 10d ago
Hi, I’m really sorry to say but the plant doesn’t look too great it seems very small and hasn’t produced many buds. But don’t worry, that’s not a big deal Stay consistent and your next grow will definitely turn out better. For a fresh start, try an autoflower strain from a breeder of your choice and use the Bio Tabs nutrient line. It’s super beginner-friendly since you don’t need to measure pH or EC values
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Antifame
Antifameanswered grow question 10d ago
Issues Observed: Small Plant Size / Stunted Growth The plant is flowering but looks very small for its stage, which indicates it may have been stressed earlier in its life cycle. Common causes: Inadequate lighting (too weak, wrong spectrum, or insufficient hours during veg). Root restriction (pot may be too dense or not enough root development). Overwatering or underwatering. Nutrient deficiencies or imbalances early in growth. Leaf Discoloration (Yellowing and Tips Browning) Some of the fan leaves are yellowing, with brown tips. Possible causes: Nitrogen deficiency (common in flowering as the plant redirects energy, but this looks slightly premature). Nutrient burn from too much fertilizer. pH imbalance preventing proper nutrient uptake. Bud Development: Buds are forming but the plant may not yield much due to its small structure. This is likely tied to the early veg issues that stunted its size before flowering. Prevention & Solutions: Lighting Ensure strong, full-spectrum lighting (LED or HID) with proper distance from the canopy. Veg stage: 18/6 light cycle with enough intensity. Weak light leads to small, underdeveloped plants. Pot & Roots: Use appropriately sized pots for root development (3–5 gallons minimum for decent yield). Transplant before roots get root-bound. Watering Practices: Avoid overwatering. Let soil dry slightly between waterings. Ensure good drainage. Nutrients & pH: During veg: more nitrogen-heavy nutrients. During flower: more phosphorus and potassium. Check pH of water/nutrients (soil: 6.0–7.0). Out-of-range pH locks out nutrients. Training & Care: Low-stress training (LST) or topping can help promote bushier, bigger plants before flowering. Avoid stress before switching to flowering. 👉 In short: Your plant looks healthy in terms of bud development, but it stayed too small due to stress in veg—likely light, nutrients, or root conditions. Future grows will do much better if you improve lighting, root space, and veg nutrition. I hope that helped 😘
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Alikibassissi
Alikibassissianswered grow question 11d ago
Got quite a few issues that i can see From watering to nutes! Ile have a look over the full diary now and see whats gone wrong mate and send you a message to try
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question 11d ago
no spraying in flower. golden rule. she is overfed with nitrogen. Bad watering habbits and magnesium issues ( at least i guess ). but its still weed, your own is always best. youll learn, noone born knowing how to ...
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