PLEASE HELP. First time grow .

Okay, I posted a few pics about my problems with my 4 or so week plant:
Brown/yellowish tips on the leaves and tiny white spots on the leaf (View Pics).
I haven't added one drop of nutes since I started the grow, my soil mix was pretty amazing for the first 3 weeks or so. OH and if you look at the overall pic it looks like if the leaves are "drooling" in a drippy way,they stand back up then fall a bit( weird explanation I know, but I am sure you will know what I am talking about)
PLEASE HELPPP!!!!!!!!! WHAT SHOULD I DO !!!!!!
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THANK YOU!!
P.S: I was going to get some organic fertilizers this afternoon. One being highly concentrated in N level, and one highly concentrated in P levels for the flowering stage. Plus I was thinking of getting some micronutes ( Fish emulsion ? ).

if its been in that pot for 4 weeks you might wanna re pot it into somethign bigger but the pot is clear can ya see the roots on tha sides

you dont have to feed the plants nutrients in order to get nutrient burn, if your ph is off then the plant cant take in the nutes that are in the soil. more of a nutrient lock out. do you know the ph of soil, water going in and water going out? just a guess w/o knowing everything.
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looks like you may be in cali? or somewhere that growing is ok (meaning that grow shops are more available other places) so get to the grow shop and get some food that is made for these kinda plants ya know

ph test kit is like 5$ at walmart or they will have them at the grow shop.

Roots don't like light. So change pots or put something around the bottle so that the roots get 0 sunlight. First thing i noticed.


Keep us updated!:thumbsup:

First thing I noticed was you must have some cool ass neighbors. You've got it balancing of the corner like some kinda cannagargoyle. Wish I lived in your neighborhood.

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Originally Posted by TheBudReaper

Roots don't like light. So change pots or put something around the bottle so that the roots get 0 sunlight. First thing i noticed.



Keep us updated!:thumbsup:

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I didn't know that !! Thanks a million, I will cover up the pot as soon as possible.
I went and got 20-20-20 NPK nutes, should I apply the fert now ? Or cover up the pot before and see what happens ?

Man I am not in cali, I live in the middle east.

Haha canargoyle !!!!

you prob could do both

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Originally Posted by trankilement

I didn't know that !! Thanks a million, I will cover up the pot as soon as possible.
I went and got 20-20-20 NPK nutes, should I apply the fert now ? Or cover up the pot before and see what happens ?

Man I am not in cali, I live in the middle east.

Haha canargoyle !!!!

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You need to re pot the thing before you do anything as was posted, roots die when they see light. Also, is there drainage holes in the bottom? You need some perlite or something to help with the drainage problem. After this you can add the nutes, but half dose to start, then water, then half nutes to see how she takes it. Re pot when the soil is dry and it should slide right out.


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Originally Posted by LetsSeeYa

You need to re pot the thing before you do anything as was posted, roots die when they see light. Also, is there drainage holes in the bottom? You need some perlite or something to help with the drainage problem. After this you can add the nutes, but half dose to start, then water, then half nutes to see how she takes it. Re pot when the soil is dry and it should slide right out.


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Yes I put drainage holes in the bottom so the soil can stay humid.
I will cover it up for now until I go get some bigger pots.
Is it normal that the bottom leaves turn yellow ?

I added the 20-20-20 nutes, a very little dose that leach with water so the roots can absorb it just to see what happens. Ill post newer pics tomorrow afternoon.
Btw the pot is a 10 L pot isn't that enough ?
Thanks everyone for your input, I appreciate it alooooot.
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You live in the middle east? Do you know what strain that plant is?


Would be cool if it was some afghani or paki landrace.