Dropped a seed in a pot... Will I have pot??

Chillydog

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There still a lot of those really tiny ones that could be either on main stem but at the branche nodes see more longer ones but none on a stem so far.
 

cindysid

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Your plant looks great to me. Give it some good nutes and watch for bugs. With just one plant you should be able to handle most infestations as long as you catch them right away. Look her over good every day.
 

Chillydog

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Can anyone help top is droppy seemed to start 2hours before dark bottom of plant was droppy and seemed darker top of plant was not this morning then I watered a little 1/2 gallon or and sprayed light mist of Optic Foliar and 30 min after all of plant seemed to to be good until tonight. for month at least the vien down the center of fan leaves was slightly yellow now thats gone. I see one leaf yellowing about to die been yellow for awhile at bottom and another leaf next to it slight yellow tint but the branch leaves which are lower then those are green. The soil seems moist and No claws on leaf ends It's hard to tell with camera but all plant seems slightly darker then a couple days ago . And on Part of plant but from top to bottom seems to have more growth almost like its the front of plant. I'm trying to limit nukes right now because I think it had a little to much nitrogen some leafs with claws and 4 days ago gave big bloom and seemed to not have good response and I'm preflowering so I think I need to start tiger bloom instead of grow big Also temper that this new organic soil mix and pot that it was moved to yesterday root ball or root brick I should say because old pot was rectangle was not broken roots not touched expect for getting rootball from old pot saw some roots on sides but I would not much stress at all on plant.
 

wiethe20

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I'm pretty sure when your transplanting not to feed any nutes? Could be wrong, but I think so....but the plant does take a few days to get used to growing in new dirt,probably had a little stress while transplanting, it will bounce back..you have a nice drainage right? As for the yellow leaves, honestly I'm not sure, I'm not that experienced to give someone an answer...

But I do know never start off following the instructions for feeding on bottles , cut it way back to like 1/4 of what it says, introduce it
 

wiethe20

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And add pics so if new people read the thread they see your problem, some just don't read always threw the whole post when it's a few pages long....and I don't know how droopy (pic) but they always "lay" down for bed a bit
 

Chillydog

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image.jpg image.jpg image.jpg image.jpg I don't my drainage is right actually was just checking it out I think to much peat humus and peat moss not enough of those white things that I can't remember name at moment and bags in basement but I put 1/3 of each I have a fan drying out soil right now I think it's helping here the pics I know she always a dropper at night but not this much and the color and this morning the way she looked she never looked like that but water had perked her up tonight the water from this morning brought top of plant down how did manage to give her water and help her and 10 hours later not giving any more water but she's overwatered???thats why I'm confused
 
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wiethe20

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Perlite...yea peat can hold water pretty well, just water accordingly..instead of doing the finger/dry test...your going to need to go deeper....get a 12 inch straw and put in dirt verrrry slowly and when you pull it back out if there are clumps of dirt sticking to it,don't water (ever bake a cake? Same idea)
 

wiethe20

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They look ok for the most part, deff sleeping right now, I'd prune that leaf off in a few days...wait a few tho just until she gets nice and comfy in that dirt, that prolly had to do something before you transplanted maybe with the roots, just a little over watered, your fine bro
 

wiethe20

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If your concerned about the different green colors, just do a little searching ...just don't do anything drastic until you reallly know, it could just be what I was already talking about, but it will bounce back
 

Chillydog

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That's kind what I was thinking and if it was younger it would have more to repair its roots but she just for flowering almost all nodes have white hairs now
 

wiethe20

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Yea you'll see a lot of preflowers before it starts to bud, but hey your almost halfway there....I know it's a little ways away but maybe start looking into how your going to dry and cure as well..be prepared for that because it's a big step to get your bud right (not the only one but deff a biggie)
 

Chillydog

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How does it work? I have heard people talk about it but never asked
The bottom has a drip which I noticed at lowes seems to be on a lot of nowadays when see a pot with the extra piece on bottom. Well this has a opening at one spot on the top of the extra piece you pour the water and it goes up through the soil how it doesn't just run right back down I have no idea kinda seems to defy the laws of physics when it comes water and gravity. It is supposed to prevent overwatering and i would think if you water at bottom, plant sends roots further down which means deeper roots as long as they don't grow all the way through here a pic of that image.jpg
 
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