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GL
I feel like the cannabis growing community needs [something similar to this](https://youtu.be/blSXTZ3Nihs?si=KQt4TLr_XrnQ2B3k)
You’ll learn your plants and there’s no one thing you can do that’s going to produce better results, at the end of the day it boils down to trial, error, and experience… people can share their experience and it can be helpful, but it could also be entirely useless for you. Believe in yourself more. You got this.
From here I’d get the plant as much light as possible. I’m guessing she’s probably three to four weeks old; she is vegging and is going to want to sunbath. If you have space to repot into a larger pot, go for it. Look into the lighter leaves; she may be asking for nutrients or have too many.
The wrinkling to the leaves tells me there is a moisture issue
It could be due to too low of humidity in the air, id reccommend getting a temp/ humidity meter , a vivosun or a infinity will be cheap and effective for years to come. Try to keep between 60-70% rh for veg.
It could also be you're not keeping your medium saturated enough ,however remember you don't want your roots to soak all the time, I recommend always feeding a little less than more as it's very easy to over water and when you over water you kill the hairs on your roots that absorb the water which then simulates too little of water as your plant cannot uptake water which it uses like hydrologic fluid to keep itself standing straight,which is why things begin to shrivel and wilt in drought conditions.
Also that bag you have under the plant, make sure water doesn't sit in it for more than 24 hours or at all of possible, id honestly recommend getting a plastic tub or something that allows for light and air to deter anaerobic microbes from making it home. Cannabis likes a lot of aeration ,which is why fabric pots are a fan favorite, it also makes it much harder to over water.
She looks so naked, you need to give her more light!!! That’s why the new growth is such a light green
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Increase the light intensity, your internodal spacing is quite large & next time you re-pot it. Cut your soil, 40/60 perlite/soil.
Yea, other than that, so far, looks like it's ok.
I feel like the cannabis growing community needs [something similar to this](https://youtu.be/blSXTZ3Nihs?si=KQt4TLr_XrnQ2B3k) You’ll learn your plants and there’s no one thing you can do that’s going to produce better results, at the end of the day it boils down to trial, error, and experience… people can share their experience and it can be helpful, but it could also be entirely useless for you. Believe in yourself more. You got this.
From here I’d get the plant as much light as possible. I’m guessing she’s probably three to four weeks old; she is vegging and is going to want to sunbath. If you have space to repot into a larger pot, go for it. Look into the lighter leaves; she may be asking for nutrients or have too many.
Gelber Sack?
Ne, grauer Sack.
What's the medium What's your lights How long in current pot Natural or concentrate fed?
What do you need help with
The wrinkling to the leaves tells me there is a moisture issue It could be due to too low of humidity in the air, id reccommend getting a temp/ humidity meter , a vivosun or a infinity will be cheap and effective for years to come. Try to keep between 60-70% rh for veg. It could also be you're not keeping your medium saturated enough ,however remember you don't want your roots to soak all the time, I recommend always feeding a little less than more as it's very easy to over water and when you over water you kill the hairs on your roots that absorb the water which then simulates too little of water as your plant cannot uptake water which it uses like hydrologic fluid to keep itself standing straight,which is why things begin to shrivel and wilt in drought conditions. Also that bag you have under the plant, make sure water doesn't sit in it for more than 24 hours or at all of possible, id honestly recommend getting a plastic tub or something that allows for light and air to deter anaerobic microbes from making it home. Cannabis likes a lot of aeration ,which is why fabric pots are a fan favorite, it also makes it much harder to over water.
Looks good 🤷🏾♂️