I'm also growing in direct sunlight in Cali and for the first time ever all my plants are turning slightly lime yellowish....they are planted in black pots and I noticed when transplanting that the roots get very hot in the 8-10 hours of sunlight a day. Is it bad if the rootball of the plant gets as hot as outside temps, say in the 90's? My plants don't look as happy as they did two years ago when I grew outside. I haven't changed the soil; mix much except went to bagged topsoil for drainage and 1/3 peat moss. Could it be N deficiency...I'll post pics tomorrow.
nugssgalore Reviewed by nugssgalore on . time in the sun I am raising 2 WW girls and have them outside during the day in direct sunlight all day, is this to much light? should I give them so much direct sunlight or should I be limiting direct exposure to time in the shade? I ask because on my flowering plant I have noticed that some leaves are beginning to turn yellow,they get water everyday and nutes only when absolutely needed. A friend said that it may be caused by to much water but as both plants get everything the same and only the flowering Rating: 5