HI.
me and my friend picked up a bag and we found some seeds, bu instead of throwing them away we decided to plant them as an experiment.
P.S. we never grown before, we know only some basics, live in an environment where is not that hot, we dont understand jack sh$t about nutrients or stuff like that, and also we're kinda poor unfortunately... but this was just an experiment so don't be too harsh.
We planted 3 seeds into one jar. The soil that was used was meant for growing tomatoes, so it probably has some nutrients. During the summertime the pot was placed on the balcony and was watered. The seeds spread, but ultimately only 1 plant survived because as we later found out it was over watered... later we had to move the plant because the parents didn't approve of our experiment...
We moved it to the basement, made a small box, and added the light. The plant becomes taller and taller but the leaves are getting yellow on the sides, and we don't know what the problem is. when we moved the plant i read a forum and thought it was getting too much nutrients. so we replanted it into about 70% normal soil - 30% of the same tomato soil. It continues to grow but still gets those leaves. can someone please help out?
P.S. Ph level is unknown as we don't have a meter nor the finances to get one, or any other nutes (but please give any information possible)
P.P.S. also we live in a poor country, this is not US and we dont have that big of a choise on nutes. best ones i've seen were for all types of plants....
here are some pics. I know the grow place is really sh&tty and the're no fan, but yeah, this is what we have to work with. Also, just use normal tap water to water it...
me and my friend picked up a bag and we found some seeds, bu instead of throwing them away we decided to plant them as an experiment.
P.S. we never grown before, we know only some basics, live in an environment where is not that hot, we dont understand jack sh$t about nutrients or stuff like that, and also we're kinda poor unfortunately... but this was just an experiment so don't be too harsh.
We planted 3 seeds into one jar. The soil that was used was meant for growing tomatoes, so it probably has some nutrients. During the summertime the pot was placed on the balcony and was watered. The seeds spread, but ultimately only 1 plant survived because as we later found out it was over watered... later we had to move the plant because the parents didn't approve of our experiment...
We moved it to the basement, made a small box, and added the light. The plant becomes taller and taller but the leaves are getting yellow on the sides, and we don't know what the problem is. when we moved the plant i read a forum and thought it was getting too much nutrients. so we replanted it into about 70% normal soil - 30% of the same tomato soil. It continues to grow but still gets those leaves. can someone please help out?
P.S. Ph level is unknown as we don't have a meter nor the finances to get one, or any other nutes (but please give any information possible)
P.P.S. also we live in a poor country, this is not US and we dont have that big of a choise on nutes. best ones i've seen were for all types of plants....
here are some pics. I know the grow place is really sh&tty and the're no fan, but yeah, this is what we have to work with. Also, just use normal tap water to water it...
