10 week old plant not doing well.

I got this plant from a friend a few weeks ago and it was scrawny but doing ok. Now she is 10 weeks old and her leaves are starting to "hook." Not curl or curve down, but hook, like an actual hook, sideways. I will get another camera for a better pic but this is what I have now. The new leaves are also not jagged. She also has yellow spots on the leaves and the leaves curl under. She has a lot of buds started and I am really worried she isn't gonna make it. Attachment 276134Attachment 276135Attachment 276136

First that plant is in full blown flowering stage, was that intentional? When they are flowering they need a different balance of nutrients as the flowers need more P and less N. I'd suggest flushing it for a few days, let the soil dry then increasing the P levels. IF you plan on reverting it back to the veg stage you need to get it under 24 hours of light but it will take a while and will set back the overall growth by about a month. You could give it a light foliar spray with diluted nutrients.

Looks like it hermed..... Looks over stressed.... Looks like a learning experience....

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actually CGI its a just reverting bazck to vegetative growth because he switched up the light schedule. Growth just looks super funky because he was a couple of weeks into flower when he put them outside

From what it looks like, your friend had it indoors under 12/12 and you stuck it outdoors not understanding that right in 2 weeks well be experiencing the longest day of the year. You revegged it, thats why the nugs are elongating and turning into growing tips.


12/12 flowers plants and 18/6 helps them grow vegetation. Thats still applies to the great outdoors

SO should I put it back on the 12/12 schedule? Will she make more buds?

When I got her she was already flowering and he had her on 16 oz of Maxibloom every other watering which is every two days and told me to leave her on that for another couple of weeks and then start her on half strength Kool Bloom for one week and then full stregnth for 4 weeks and then flush for 2 weeks before harvest.... Well, Since she got more top growth, I put her on half strength Maxibloom cuz her leaves looked burned. I don't care if we go backwards with her as long as she makes it. Please help :)

Cut back on your nutes, it takes the plant a while to revert and it stresses it as well so too many nutes could cause it too much stress. Personally I think people get too creative with nutrients and make it more complicated then it really needs to be. A few scoops of manure compost and worm castings added to your soil at planting will go a long way in supplying your plant with nutrients between feedings. I only fertilize about three times a month with straight water every 2-3 days.