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Did a transplant...man that was the best thing I could have done. Seems pretty darn happy now. The ph in the soil must have gotten way out of whack. Glad I learned about letting a plant get rootbound before transplanting...so the new soil acts as a buffer for whatever is going on. Cool!

Thanks man. Check out this before pic and a couple afters. As you can tell, huge difference. Leaves look a bit wider, settled down. Still a bit limey yellow but I'm thinking a VERY dilute kelp juice night cap to green her up, and then transplant in a couple days as she's pretty root bound...

thanks thedude27...I watered this one gallon pot with a lot of water...it was dry so it was ok...noticed the water had a lot of dark color...I watered more until it was a bit clearer...the plant is already greener...will post a followup pic...

OK I am pretty sure that I got a nutrient lock out due to only watering with worm tea...so I did a flush when it got dry and tried to get this plant a little healthier. I know its a bit yellow and there are some brown spots...that's from me trying to foliar feed with too concentrated kelp...

no pics...shouldn't be sticky at this point...., or let someone fix it.

OK will do, thanks!!

my indica 1 month old plant is showing signs of nitrogen deficiency in the lower leaves and middle leaves....and it happened 2 days after watering. Should I fert now even though it is not due for another watering for 2 days? growing in soil organic t5 lights

thanks! makes sense

Growth explosion going on here...I wonder when I will be able to tell if it is a boy or girl? Starting to dry out a lot quicker. Have to water a little bit more I am thinking. Any ideas on what it could be??

So here it is at 2 weeks..just watering every night...temps at 75.

So what size would be good for an indica to be transplanted from it's 4 inch pot? I've heard 8 inches tall, or second set of true leaves. And, should I go into a 3 gallon pot or a 5 gallon? I'm in the closet. Woah, wait I mean my plant is in the closet ROFL!:dunce:

Hi folks... Newbie doobie here....I was gifted a little baby the other day. Isn't it cute? A guy had been breeding this strain for 20 years with no name..hence "starberry" strain. :shock: It's looking indica to me. The guy who started the seeds put it in some garden dirt and it had some...