Hello all just planted 2 F3SD on the 5th of may they are females and were 5" tall when I dug a 2' x 1' deep hole out side and filled it with potting soil
0.04% Ammoniacal nitrogen,0.03% Nitrate Nitrogen total (n) 0.07%
Available phosphate (P2o5) 0.01%
Soluble Potash (K20) 0.03

9 days old

The leaf is turning yellow and a few leafs have burnt ends. other then that they have grown 2" in a week is this just stress from the plant? or does it look like I have a problem? They both get about 5-6 hours of direct morning sun. Included pics the first is of plant one and the second is plant 2

I have not added anything els should I add ferts? is so what kid and what kind to foiler feed ? brand and numbers would be great I am a newbie
First out door grow
Thanks for the help
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Looks like they need more light and they need more nutes. That would explain the yellowing of the leaves. The burnt edges could be that they are eating themselves now because all the N stores are gone. If it's not burnt from that it's because they had too much nutes. But what about the yellow leaves? Could be that your PH is wrong.

So evaluate all the variables here.

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I just bought a fert. which is 20-20-20 and contains micro nuets all the stuff MG KNP,etc... It says I am to add one table spoon every 14 days to a gallon of water and apply my question is I have been letting my plants dry out for the last 3 days I plan on watering in a day or so I used reg potting soil so is it to early to give the fert with the next watering? Also can I foiler feed with this 20-20-20? Its "Peters" plant food for flowers.veg,etc... It is in powder form.

I am getting it N for the veg a good ph and alot of N then for flowering good ph and alot of P the micros are like in storage and only consumed when the plant needs it, Correct? Becuase my Fert has 20 P and 20 K is this ok will the plant store this or use it?

Also last question I ended up with more room then I thought and miss the bus on buying more clones, I want to get 2 more in the ground when is it ok to cut a clone? 1 week,2weeks? I would like to get asap becuase its going to take two weeks to root em

come on yall help me out here
just growing me some bud for personal use for next year again this stuff is getting outrageous in price where I live.

Thanks
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Don't water your plants until they start to droop - at least that's what I do.

I have never used any nutes with high NPK ratios like you have. If you are growing in soil I don't believe they need very high ratios. I could be wrong, but from what I've been doing, that has yet to fail me.

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If you only get 5-6 hours of direct sun, you're plants will most likely not make it. Is it an option to move them somewhere with more light?

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My growth is good just loosing 2 of the lowest fan leaves gonna let em dry out say another day then water each one with the 20-20-20 ferts I did not mix my soil I just bought reg soil so maybe it dont have the MG NKP etc... Directions say 1 table spoon per gallon of water so I will start with half a table spoon Also just bought a soil ph test kit and checked my ph
it is 6.5 right on. should I snip the dead leaf alread got two new leafs starting at the base of the stem. As for the 5-6 hours of direct sunlight 3-5 is fine for SD I have a spot in the way back of my property but more suseptible to being spotted and stolen so I will take less bud for the added security. They are getting 5-6 hours of morning sun and the rest of the day they get light but shade light.

I think they will be fine I just need to get some insecticide any reccommendations wal-mart,home depot dont have close accsess to a grow shop.


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