What is wrong with my plants?

[Delta.9]

Let me start off by saying that I check the soil often and water as needed. They are getting plenty of sunshine and fresh air and I am using good water.

Here are some pics:

http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa311/delta_niner/Plant17-3-07.jpg
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa311/delta_niner/Plant27-3-07.jpg
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa311/delta_niner/Plant37-3-07.jpg
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa311/delta_niner/Plant47-3-07.jpg
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa311/delta_niner/Plant57-3-07.jpg


I am concerned about a few things.

1. The color of the leaves (especially the ones on the bottom of the plants) are very yellow.
2. The fullness of the plants - they keep growing up but not out. The strain is supposed to be short and bushy, not tall and skinny.
3. I planted them as seedlings on 4/20. It's been over 2 months and they are not yet showing sex yet. Is this normal?
4. In the third pic, the top leaves are curled, is that just because they are new?


I know that there are these small grasshopperlike bugs eating the leaves, is there anything I can use to keep them and other bugs away?

Other than what I've mentioned do you notice any other problems?

Based on what I've said and showed, can anybody offer some suggestions or advice to help them out?

Much appreciated!!! :jointsmile:

[davejohnwright]

1. Yeah they are pretty yellow, looks to me like they want N, unless you've overfed them, then it could be locking out N
2. Cant always always rely on a breeders description
3. This is normal, wait until the daylight hours start getting shorter, the sex will show
4. They do that sometimes, keep an eye on em' they should straiten out

Short and bushy you say? When I think short and bushy, I think indica dominant. But after seeing those leaves I can tell they have plenty of sativa.
What strain? Breeder?

[Delta.9]

Thanks for reply bro. What's the best method or methods for getting the plants Nitrogen? I don't remember where I got the seeds from, but I THINK they were called Early Misty. I will do some research to find out the link to it.