Heissanti's Outdoor Story

K so i had another thread before but it died a long time ago so im starting fresh.
My plant is now on its 3rd week of flowering i believe (i might be wrong) and i have some concerns: there are lots of yellow leaves now and i don't know whether i should transplant to the ground since its in a bucket right now and im worried that maybe thats the plant's problem.

heres what it used to look like before i had to move it due to intruders:



and now:


its flowering alright which makes me happy

see how the stem is leaning ? well thats because TS Fay bent it all the way to the ground, i put a stick on it for support but i dunno if i should transplant.


what should i do ? or should i just leave it and hope for the best?

also.. is it impossible to start growing now? im in central florida so its not gonna be as cold as it gets everywhere else.

sorry to hear about the crop. TS Fay did me dirty as well, during the storm i noticed my plant was missing (first thought tow truck driver stole it) but it was just on the floor, i quickly got it standing again and put a cinder block infront of it because these plants are pretty big and it couldnt support it anymore. After the storm passed i kept a close eye on it and it healed nicely.

It looks to be starving....I'd give it a little nitrogen, if nothing else some good all purpose nutes. Just start with a 1/4 or half dose.

SativaSam is right...nitrogen is most likely the answer. Same thing happened to mine and all it took was a little N.

Hey man.. Sorry to hear that. I had to transplant my babies because some kids found out where they were. And i was worried that someone would steal them, or they would continue snooping around and if they got caught by someone they would point the finger at me. Well anyway... after moving them a few looked very droopy like that. Just continue giving them water and some kind of nutrients if you can (I've been using Tiger Bloom by Fox Farm) after a week or 2 they perked back up. and are budding like crazy! As far as the yellowing leafes.. That is part of the flowering process. The plant slowly lets all the leafs on that plant that aren't nessicary for bud production die off.. when they get real yellow and limp you can just gently pluck them off by hand. Anyway.. good luck! Hope my information was useful. Toke onnnn!