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Discussion in 'First Time Marijuana Growers' started by LoneSmoker, Feb 16, 2007.

  1. #1 LoneSmoker, Feb 16, 2007
    Its been almost 3 weeks for my biggest baby, and lately it started yellowing at the ends, not severe, and little brown parts on the yellow, or so it looks like. could this be some kind of deficiency? more water?less? Ill get a pic as soon as i can, ive been borrowing a camera, so she has to email me the pics, i took pics at 2 weeks, and will put em up when i get em.
     
  2. #2 Anony, Feb 16, 2007
    What type of soil are you using? Have you added nutes yet? What type of light and how close?
    Pics will help more as well, but it sounds like nute burn, so let us know on these questions.
     
  3. #3 toastybiz, Feb 17, 2007
    I agree, yellowing at the tips sounds like nute burn.
     
  4. #4 LoneSmoker, Feb 17, 2007
    what can i do to remedy that?, using relatively little income?
     
  5. #5 toastybiz, Feb 17, 2007
    Flush the soil, then ease off on the ferts.
     
  6. #6 LoneSmoker, Feb 17, 2007
    ferts can kill it? its about three weeks old and just started showing signs, i mustva gotten the wrong potting soil, it does have nutrients, so i have to go get some regular potting soil, flush the soil, then ease into potting soil, then add the ferts back in?
     
  7. #7 Anony, Feb 17, 2007
    Yes, ferts can kill, #1 killer infact, you do not want the soil, or yourself to add nutes within the first 4 weeks to be safe.
    At this point, if stress allows, you want to transplant into regular potting soil, and dont give nutes until they recover, do you agree toasty?
     

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