Helping out my Dad!

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mmbakerstreet

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Considering the fact that my dad is totally old school and isn’t tech savvy whatsoever, I am the one navigating the web browsers for him.

He’s a first time grower and asked to me ask folks online what you think is going on. Some leaves are droopy/turning a brownish-yellowish-white and im not sure what’s going on because I am not educated on marijuana growing. Is it nutrient burn/light burn? Too much water? He had them under a light for a little bit but now has moved them for natural light.
Here’s all the pictures I took. I hope you can give some feedback and all is appreciated
 

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29menace

29menace

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I'm not sure what happened here.

Were they in direct sunlight?
I think the sun was to bright and they weren't used to it yet and they burnt slightly.

Were they given nutrients?
 
29menace

29menace

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twentyeight.threefive said:
Try turning down the sun. Or at least move it a couple inches higher.
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Are you trying to say it's not a thing lol.? If the answers yes then I think you should go spend a few months bettering your knowledge.
You obviously haven't learnt enough , go read some info on seedling transferred into direct sunlight after being indoors before posting.
The transition can be hard on seedlings and older plants and they can fry if put in direct sunlight.
 
twentyeight.threefive

twentyeight.threefive

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29menace said:
Are you trying to say it's not a thing lol.? If the answers yes then I think you should go spend a few months bettering your knowledge.
You obviously haven't learnt enough , go read some info on seedling transferred into direct sunlight after being indoors before posting.
The transition can be hard on seedlings and older plants and they can fry if put in direct sunlight.
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No sorry. It was my poor attempt at being funny. :eyesmoke:
 
T macc

T macc

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I side with the transitioning thing. Taking a seedling from indoors to outdoors can be hard on a plant. Start with a couple hours a day and increase the time they are outside day by day. Or start the seeds outside; they'll be fine this way too.

How long ago did he put them outdoors?
 
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