Is There Something Wrong With This Plant?

brandon727272

brandon727272

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I'm a pretty big noob and I don't know if this plant is normal and different from others because of strain difference or if it has a problem. The strain is Super Lemon Haze from Green House Seeds. The plant was started from seed, is outdoors now in a 15 gallon container, and has much much slower growth than the other two seeds started at the same time. The seedling is about 3 weeks old and it looks shriveled and not healthy to me but like I said, it's my first grow and I don't have any experience. Here's pics that are about a week old, the SLH plant is pretty much the same as it was, where the plant compared to it in the pic is now much larger. Thanks for the help guys, +rep.:joint:

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brandon727272

brandon727272

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The plant isn't doing any better, it's the only plant I have that looks like it isn't flourishing. I don't think it's getting over/under watered, as all of the other plants are getting the same treatment and are doing great. Someone PLEASE HELP! I really want my super lemon haze plant to be a successful one, but it's not looking too great for it.

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brandon727272

brandon727272

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Will the low humidity be a problem? It's a dry, long summer out here in norcal... and the too cold part went away last week so hopefully we'll see some improvements in the health. I thought it was a bit dry last time I checked it, how dry can I let the little girls' soil get? So far I've been letting it get a little dryer than moist before I water again. thanks for the info Jagle, +rep.
 
J

jagle

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it can be ya,weed likes a temprange, and a humidity range to grow properly, ive got some outdoors plants, have similiar thin leafs on one as well, while the other 4 same strain are not as bad.

honestly, that soild looks a bit dry, ill give it a good long watering, and then let it dry out, then stick your finger into the pot, if its wet down near the rootball dont water, never judge from the surface, always the underground, near the roots
 
J

jagle

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check how dry th esoil by the roots are, if its dry water if not leave it alone, water when its dry and let it grow.

you could try 1/4 strenght nutes, something high in N for veg wihtin the next week
 
Pipe Dream

Pipe Dream

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it's a sativa which is why it looks a little off. Depending on where your at a sativa might not finish up outdoors.
 
J

jagle

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no it looks a little off cos it is off, ive sativa's going outdoors at 52 and they dont look that haggard
 
brandon727272

brandon727272

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I'm near sac, like I said the others are doing great... it's my first time growing though, so I wasn't sure if it was something else. My soil is ammended with bone meal, horse manure and chicken manure so it is rich in nitrogen.
 
brandon727272

brandon727272

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It's not looking any better. The nights are now in the upper 50's low 60's so I'm not sure if that eliminates cold temp damage posibility? I was really looking forward to this SLH, seeing as it's won 2 cannabis cups, I'd hate for it to fail. However, as we speak I'm looking for a clone to take it's place.
 
J

jagle

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shit, perhaps, a runt?i dunno but i wouldnt duno it till its dead dead, just leave it be for a while
 
easterbunny

easterbunny

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i think it was over watering or soil it looks mg ish which im not knocking but it can take a little for the plant to get used to give it another week or two just water normally and if your temps are good dont sweat it just wait and see
 
brandon727272

brandon727272

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25 bags black gold potting soil (1.5cf ea)

4 bags stutzman farms chicken manure (1 cf ea)

1 bag perlite (4 cf ea)

1 bag (50 lbs) bonemeal (steamed, not precipitated)

1/2 bag gypsum (aprox 1/2 cf) - Edit -> 1/2 of a 40 lb bag (20lbs).

This is Tom Hill's recipe.
 
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