Wow... I feel bad now..yah the red stems is caused by stress usually cold temps that will kmake them grow slow too. if i were you i would stop spraying them at this point to prevent any burning spots and powdery mildew. by now they should be getting a good root system so the spraying is not essential any more. just saying............. but they are pretty.
Mine is a Dutch passion strain. It's actually called Early Widow, I have a White widow as well from... well, Idon't remember which seed company.I decided last night after posting and going to bed, I'm gonna have to start a White Widow / Carmalicious Grow Log soon as my seeds get here, they are still "Ready to ship" Grrrrrrr.
They look pretty good except they look very overwatered. Let them dry out well for a few days. Many plants have beed killed with love. Remember its an annual, not magical. Till ya puff it that is! lolView attachment 1329635View attachment 1329630View attachment 1329627View attachment 1329624View attachment 1329619View attachment 1329609Here are some pics I took today. don't show too much of the red stems that im seeing. you can notice it in a couple of the pictures.. I'll take more detailed pictures showing what im talking about tomorrow.
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Thats weird... at the time of those pictures, it had been 4 days... I always waited 3 days in between waterings.. this last time I waited 5, which the 4th day is when I took those pictures...They look pretty good except they look very overwatered. Let them dry out well for a few days. Many plants have beed killed with love. Remember its an annual, not magical. Till ya puff it that is! lol
I think I may need a Mr. Miagi to take me under their wing and have a whole day of wax on wax off practice/teaching. haha.patience grasshopper...............
Thats what i've done from the start... In my past experiences, I was horrible. So I started doing this on the beginning of this grow.Stop misting too. They are soaked.............water when the pots feel light. Take a pot the same size, fill it with your medium mix and see how it feels. When your plants feel the same water................
Thanks for your input. I'm wanting to take a clone from it but am not too sure where to start, I almost think it's too early and I should wait a week or two.everything looks fine man, the new growth is super healthy. note: once a leaf gets damaged it will keep those scars. so as long as the new growth stays healthy then you should be good to go.