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sulfur deficiency. ---> raise pH ( sulfur gets locked in pH lower than 5,5 )

Apparently I agree. Just got used to organic way of thinking where 'puring a bunch of shit into pots' is not an issue ; )

try Seeddepot.

all purpose fertilizer should help , You should also check pH , potassium gets locked in pH 4-5,5. just try not to overdo with nitrogen ( get low N , rich K fertilizer ). not a very wise idea while flowering.

it's potassium

spraying , just to get growing medium moist all the time , works pretty well with seedlings

Thank You for Replies ! I got her new home ready and now I'm waiting for the medium to dry ( soil mixed with lava rocks + liquid worm castings ). I was also thinking about putting her under CFL 250 instead of HPS. Sadly - I have CFLs only with grow spectrum. Should I go with CFL for some time...

they have red petioles and as long as it's not a strain feature it means ph problems. leaves are also curling upwards which along with yellowish stains points to magnesium deficiency.

it's a Calcium deficiency

Too much phosphorus ---->potassium lock ---> iron deficiency also explains red petiolas and stems.

Hi. Thanks for reply. I was considering transplanting her but I came to conclusion that her current state is due to the shock she underwent after being taken from natural conditions ( she was kept on a window sill since she was a clone ) to artificial ones. Wouldn't transplanting hurt her even...

I would go for less water , more air and apparently less light ( further away )

Hello I have some experience with indoor growing but I've always been growing from seed/clone. This plant I got from someone and it was already on its 1st or 2nd week of flowering. It looked pretty poor and feeble but the general condition of the leaves was not tragic at all. I put it under...