My Leaves Are Turning Ugly

poolside · Jun 29, 2009

Hi-

Can someone please tell me why my leaves might be doing this?
Also some of the lower leaves are turning yellow. It's one month old and I'm growing it in organic soil. I just bought some organic fertilizer and have started to use it today.
It's hot where i live about 102 during the day and the plant is right in the sun. I water it everyday. It's a "Bluewidow" plant. My very first grow. Is the pot too small? Can I plant it right in the ground beneath it?

Thank you so much

andy appleseed · Jun 29, 2009

anyone know whats up, I got the same thing same happening

tom__420 · Jun 29, 2009

Are you using nutrients?

Angus · Jun 29, 2009

Looks excellent for a first grow and a month old!

I wouldn't worry about a bit of yellowing on the bottom leaves, what you have looks normal. They could handle a bit more nitrogen, but I wouldn't mess with a good thing.

Real good work man +rep

poolside · Jun 29, 2009

Angus said:
Looks excellent for a first grow and a month old!

I wouldn't worry about a bit of yellowing on the bottom leaves, what you have looks normal. They could handle a bit more nitrogen, but I wouldn't mess with a good thing.

Real good work man +rep

Thanks so much!!
I just started giving my plant FoxFarm Big Bloom today. I haven't ben giving it anything thus far other than water, sunshine and lots of love.
Do you think i should just leave it in the pot or would it be ok to transfer it into the ground?

Thank you

tom__420 · Jun 29, 2009

Do you have the Fox Farm trio pack or just the big bloom? If you only have the big bloom than you will need to get some more nutes for flowering

Angus · Jun 29, 2009

Yeah man, if you can get them in the ground, do it!

tom__420 · Jun 29, 2009

I second that Angus, I totally missed that question for some reason

poolside · Jun 29, 2009

tom__420 said:
Do you have the Fox Farm trio pack or just the big bloom? If you only have the big bloom than you will need to get some more nutes for flowering

Thanks for the tip...what other products should I get from FoxFarm? I only want to use organic stuff.

Thanks!

poolside · Jun 29, 2009

Angus said:
Yeah man, if you can get them in the ground, do it!

Hey Angus-

Do I just pull the plant out with all the dirt and stick it in the ground? Is there any special steps I should take?

Thank you

tom__420 · Jun 29, 2009

Get Tiger Bloom for flowering, works great

plantsinpants · Jun 30, 2009

Put the plant in the ground now and nobody gets hurt,,

madodah · Jun 30, 2009

poolside said:
Thanks for the tip...what other products should I get from FoxFarm? I only want to use organic stuff.

Thanks!

Nice looking plant. Keep in mind that Fox Farms Big Bloom is organic based, not a true organic fertilizer, big difference when it comes to bud taste. Read the ingredients label.

Ripshot · Jun 30, 2009

poolside said:
Hey Angus-

Do I just pull the plant out with all the dirt and stick it in the ground? Is there any special steps I should take?

Thank you

Try not to disturb the root ball. try and have the root mass damp but not soggy when you pull it out of the pot. this will make it hold together easier.

poolside · Jun 30, 2009

madodah said:
Nice looking plant. Keep in mind that Fox Farms Big Bloom is organic based, not a true organic fertilizer, big difference when it comes to bud taste. Read the ingredients label.

Am I doing "Taste" harm to my plant by using "Big Bloom?"
What would you suggest I use?

Thank you

poolside · Jun 30, 2009

tom__420 said:
Get Tiger Bloom for flowering, works great

Would you suggest I use Tiger Bloom at this point and wait to use Big Bloom during flowering?

Thank you!

tom__420 · Jun 30, 2009

No you use big bloom all the time and Tiger Bloom is used only when your plant is flowering. Here is there nutrient schedule, this is what I follow:

http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/soilfeed.pdf

HarvestFest2010 · Jun 30, 2009

gonna be a huge herme, looks like freekin mid seed. You can see these suckers all along the roadside in the southeast. They usaually get mowed downed right b4 fall though. they get freekin huge though.........make sure that all the dirt doesnt fall out from where it is holdong nutrients to the roots. Do it at night so that the roots dont get sun, thats kill any root.....cept some trees but then they grow bark.

tom__420 · Jun 30, 2009

HarvestFest2010 said:
gonna be a huge herme, looks like freekin mid seed. You can see these suckers all along the roadside in the southeast. They usaually get mowed downed right b4 fall though. they get freekin huge though.........make sure that all the dirt doesnt fall out from where it is holdong nutrients to the roots. Do it at night so that the roots dont get sun, thats kill any root.....cept some trees but then they grow bark.

You have no clue what you are talking about except for transplanting at night. It won't really hurt doing it during the day but I guess if you really wanna make sure the plant will be okay than you can do it at night. What makes you think that it will hermie and that it is mids seeds? Lol I love hearing newbie logic

poolside · Jun 30, 2009

tom__420 said:
You have no clue what you are talking about except for transplanting at night. It won't really hurt doing it during the day but I guess if you really wanna make sure the plant will be okay than you can do it at night. What makes you think that it will hermie and that it is mids seeds? Lol I love hearing newbie logic

I bought just one seed and it was labeled "Feminized"
Should I be worried that is a "Herme"
My friend looked at it and he said it was female for sure!
Is that guy pulling my chain????
Thanks!!

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