HELP ME PLEASE

[Ubersmoker]

Ok hi everyone this is my first post on here...

Let me fill you in, i started growing 3 Kilimanjaro cannabis plants about 8 weeks ago. It is winter here in the UK and so i have started them off indoors and in the summer i will slowly transfer them to the outdoor location. I have been using an off the shelf fertiliser (and using every 4 weeks) and spraying the leaves with sparkling water for c02 and watering regularly.

However all is not good, to begin with the plants flourished but now they appear to have halted growth. Also the leaves towards the bottom appear to crust up and drop off (this dryness begins on the tip of the leaves). I really want to save these plants, PLEASE help me

The Smoker
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Ubersmoker Reviewed by Ubersmoker on 12-16-2008. HELP ME PLEASE Ok hi everyone this is my first post on here... Let me fill you in, i started growing 3 Kilimanjaro cannabis plants about 8 weeks ago. It is winter here in the UK and so i have started them off indoors and in the summer i will slowly transfer them to the outdoor location. I have been using an off the shelf fertiliser (and using every 4 weeks) and spraying the leaves with sparkling water for c02 and watering regularly. However all is not good, to begin with the plants flourished but now Rating: 5

[SouthernGuerilla]

Ok hi everyone this is my first post on here...

Let me fill you in, i started growing 3 Kilimanjaro cannabis plants about 8 weeks ago. It is winter here in the UK and so i have started them off indoors and in the summer i will slowly transfer them to the outdoor location. I have been using an off the shelf fertiliser (and using every 4 weeks) and spraying the leaves with sparkling water for c02 and watering regularly.

However all is not good, to begin with the plants flourished but now they appear to have halted growth. Also the leaves towards the bottom appear to crust up and drop off (this dryness begins on the tip of the leaves). I really want to save these plants, PLEASE help me

The Smoker
xxx

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