Wierd spots...HELP!!!!!

ok so i checked on my plants today......i have 2 that are about 1.5 inches out of the ground with their first 2 sets of rigid leaves.....the second set has already made its 3rd petal(second set has 3 points and not one) Im pretty sure its sativa cuz the leaves are long and thin but anyway.......i have a bunch of plants and i noticed these burned looking spots around the edges in certain area's......its not everywhere but the leaves are lime green with sum lil dried yellow spots.....i transplanted them very very very very very carefully into sum pots with fresh organic soil(cleaned out and no non-nature made chemicals food ect....its a 100percent organic) i added sum water just around the plants.....they look good but ones drooping a lil so i put a stick under the one leaf to hold it up.......what could this wierd yello dry spots be....its not spider mites cuz they leave those lil dots....i dont have any ph stuff so i cnt read the soil but the water i use is well not tap and i let it sit for a few days....wtf

Even with going 100% organic you still can burn your plants with to much of any one thing in your mix. What does your soil mix consist of ?

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what kind of setup u got?lights space ect????sounds like heat burn to me

lmao opps its outdoor

well its all outdoor soil.....i live down south so theres not much green......really just yellow but i found sum nice patches of clovers and rich soil......u squeeze it and it clumps together.....it was only at one plot though.....im constantly having to move these 2 cuz they do good and then sumtin happens so i put them in pots.....im not too worried about it, its prob just sunburn(daily watering+water staying on the leaves+florida sunlight=sunburn.......it could be frost too but u never kno.....its been wackey latley......we get a bad frost where everything is frozen and then for the next few weeks its all nice weather......i dunno.....im bringing 2 indoors and putting them in my un-finished bathroom to increase the vegi stage and then ill blanket them outside.....i have a question thouhg......i keep hearing topping....is that the same as pinching....and im seeing plants with like 5 branches an inch from the ground.....hows this possible......i have hybrid strains and im looking for info on how to make them short and bushy.......dont want people seeing them(dont care about how much i get.....just want sum weed to last me a while w/o paying for it) So i need info on how to make your plants short and have branches and bushy......HELLP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How do i make short,bushy plants with lots of branches....the pinching has working for me but is topping the same as pinching....been reading up like2 hours every night.....this site rox!!!!! But im looking for a way to grow a few small plants and get atleast an ounce....im talking 2-3 ft if possible...no taller than 5 ft.....after it reaches 12 inches im gonna fake it out so it thinks winter is here....i dunno(HELP WITH SHORT BUSHY PLANTS....HOW TO MAKE)

Dont top them. You can tie them down if you like but the tops of the plant is where all the growth cells and hormones are. Mix some peat moss in with the soil if you can not pick up bails of promix or farfred. Use like atleast 80 percent peat so they can breath. I grow in 22 gallon container and well they are 7 feet wide and 7 feet tall. You can surround them with ferns. ( some grow 3 to 4 feet high. My plants produce pounds. So I dont get faking it out. Winter is here. "You mean force flower it? I would put it in 24 hour light. once you want to flower outside, to keep it short, for one to three weeks inside give her 14 hours of darkness. This will force flower her nicely and end the cycle sooner so she will finish smaller. You can supercrop aswell by working out the stem. It makes it thicker and slows the plants from growing up. You can twist(START SLOW) or bend her. or tie her down making a loop in the stem. That should keep her short. It may reduce yield as apposed to free growth but some plants get real tall depending on style light and genetics.

Hope this helps

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carefull with that trans planting stuff. it causes stress. o that gives me a thought. If you start alot in cups and want to keep them short you can trim the bottom roots when transplanting. the roots grow thicker and shorter and so does the plant. Usually the root structure plays a role in the plant size and shape.
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If you do top the plant she needs time to destress and get up to speed in the growth department. I would rather make a knot with the stem. More fun, less stress and it would look awsome.
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knot????

You can train the stem however you want. A knot may be a bit extreme but would surely slow the growth
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Why do you keep telling ppl not to top there plants.If they want to top there own plants let em.Just because LST works for you doesn't mean it will work for others.And alot of newer growers don't like the idea of bending there stems like that...and stress, toping a plant and bending a plant over,both cause stress.Anyway let these ppl do it if they want...just cause you say not to,is no reason to convince other ppl not to try it.

Thanks Jdog7000, but what does LST mean? I tell people not to top their plants as that is the most stressfull thing you can do. In a plants biochemistry the most growth hormones are found in the top of the plant. This is why the top cola is the best cola the plant produces. Wind and movement of the stem makes plants healthier, grow shorter and enable them to support bigger flowers. I appoligize if you feel I am directing people in the wrong direction, but so you know I speak from experience and have grown thousands of plants.

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