Strange color, need help ASAP.

[trubadour]

Hi.
My strain is Jack flash. It is about 2 weeks old. The color is lime green, really light green, comparable to my other strains, which are showing normal green. Could this be caused by this strain, or why this light color ? Along with this discoloration, it has not been growing half the size, comparable to the other strain I´m growing. http://i880.photobucket.com/albums/a...0/DSCF3187.jpg
Another thing is that my other strain - Northern lights, which has been grown at the same time, has started showing in the lower leaves (fan leaves ?), looseness, and distinct dropping, which you can see in the picture I´ve added.http://i880.photobucket.com/albums/a...0/DSCF3176.jpg
What could be the cause of this ? The plant is having small (a few) yellow spots. What could be the cause of this ? Since they are not that old, and due to the transplantation, I have not started giving nutrients yet. From what I have gathered from nutrient problem, this might be due to deficiency in N, or what would you say, or is it temperature problem?? Should I start giving nutrients (with high N level), or is it to soon (plant is little more than 2 weeks old)? I also have Alg-A-Mic from Biobizz, could this be a good time of starting using it ??

Thanks alot for help, highly appreciated.

trubadour Reviewed by trubadour on 01-24-2010. Strange color, need help ASAP. Hi. My strain is Jack flash. It is about 2 weeks old. The color is lime green, really light green, comparable to my other strains, which are showing normal green. Could this be caused by this strain, or why this light color ? Along with this discoloration, it has not been growing half the size, comparable to the other strain I´m growing. http://i880.photobucket.com/albums/ac4/trobadour_2010/DSCF3187.jpg Another thing is that my other strain - Northern lights, which has been grown at the Rating: 5

[Faddenator]

Hi.
My strain is Jack flash. It is about 2 weeks old. The color is lime green, really light green, comparable to my other strains, which are showing normal green. Could this be caused by this strain, or why this light color ? Along with this discoloration, it has not been growing half the size, comparable to the other strain I´m growing. http://i880.photobucket.com/albums/a...0/DSCF3187.jpg
Another thing is that my other strain - Northern lights, which has been grown at the same time, has started showing in the lower leaves (fan leaves ?), looseness, and distinct dropping, which you can see in the picture I´ve added.http://i880.photobucket.com/albums/a...0/DSCF3176.jpg
What could be the cause of this ? The plant is having small (a few) yellow spots. What could be the cause of this ? Since they are not that old, and due to the transplantation, I have not started giving nutrients yet. From what I have gathered from nutrient problem, this might be due to deficiency in N, or what would you say, or is it temperature problem?? Should I start giving nutrients (with high N level), or is it to soon (plant is little more than 2 weeks old)? I also have Alg-A-Mic from Biobizz, could this be a good time of starting using it ??

Thanks alot for help, highly appreciated.

Couple of things for ya.

It looks like you have two or more plants in one container. You NEED to put each one in a separate pot. Each plant will need different amounts of water as they grow. Its also quite harmful for two different plant's roots to get tangled. This is why separate pots are essential for indoor grows.

I believe you are over watering the Jack Flash, not allowing any of the nutrient in the soil to get up into the leaves. Just my guess.

I also think you are over watering the NL, and it might be time to start feeding. probably a weak (25% or so) solution.

To avoid over watering, wait until the soil is dry for at least the first 3 or so inches. This should be about 3 days. The leaves should straighten out as you find the correct cycle.

Get those babies their own pots and watch your watering! They don't look bad at all, so i think you'll be fine in a few days. Good luck!:thumbsup: