Some troubles..check out leaves..help diagnose and sort out - peace

Hey there, got here 2 females cuttings of a good outdoor grow..been on 12/12 for almost 9 weeks but on very low lights in a cold area.
Got root bound in 12L pots of soil mixes and nutrients. took them out and placed in larger containers with more soil but have been very stressed and think have suffered too much for being such good girls.


Any help appreciated, no point saying shit just advice.peace

Hey bro, i referred to The Cannabis bible for this one. I am going with 80% chance of Potassium def. 20% Mgnesium. Obviously not a a Nitogen def. This is what it says about both to fix the problem. if the tips of the leaves turn brown and curl slightly, then you have a potassium problem(K). Solve this by adding more k. Potassium problems result in red/purple stems, although this can be a genetic trait in the plant or due to a cold growing enviroment. K problems usually attack new growth first, before moving on to older leaves.

Mg problems generally start with old leaves first and show signs of yellowing between the viens of the leaf, moving outwards. The leaves curl upwards. Necrosis is the eventual result of Mg problems. To cure Mg def. prepare a mixture of epsom salt( 1/3 to 1/4 tabblespoons for 3 gallons of water and water your plant with this mixture.

It also said u could have ur lights to close or bad air circulation. Hope this help. All credits go to "The Cannabis Grow Bible" by Greg Greene.

I still think u can fix the problem. Your flower might take a tad longer. Good luck fellow grower.

its too cold, how cold does it get at lights off? thats poor bud development at 9 weeks.

Thanks for the help and to the grow bible!
I did have a read through some forum similar stuff too and came up with similar thoughts, will sort it out asap.

to *Buds:
I know its underdeveloped but not much i could do with small set up i have.
And it gets cold, same temp that's outside - which is why im surprised at them for surviving winter, result of many silly mistakes but they still live!
peace