What kind of soil are you running? I had small tiny dwarfed plants also when I used a soil that had nutes in it. Also how often are you watering and what method are you using to determine it's time to water again?
The flower soil is loaded with lots of nutes, but the plant I had before this one (an indica) grew much better than my current one, despite the soil mix I used then had very slow drainage, too low pH and was quite heavy:wtf:. I water the plant when about an inch of the top soil is dry (every 3 days at the moment).

I've added more perlite to the soil, and it's now very light and has good drainage. I've also purchased BioBizz Bio-Grow fertilizer (npk 8-2-6).

After adding more perlite, and using this fertilizer, my plant grows faster and seems to be getting better. However, now there's something else I can't figure out. The veins of most of my leaves now seems to have turned yellow or very pale green. The chlorosis starts from the center of the leaf (at the leaf stem), and kinda follows the veins out to the tip. This has happened over the last 5 days.

I don't know if this is even a problem. Been searching alot on the web and in lots of forums, looking for "yellow veins", but I haven't really gotten any smarter :what:

So what might cause this ?


Oh, and here's the form : P

E-indoor
E-soil
CSL-half normal flower soil (pH 6) half perlite
SCLR-pH 6.2
E-tap water
E-ph about 7
E-5 weeks
E-BioBizz Bio-Grow
E-every watering
E-CFL about an inch
E-68-75 degrees
E-24/0
E-table fan