How do my plants look like ther doing?

[darthstoner09]

I got these plants from my friend. he was growing them in his house, got caught by his parents, and handed it over to me for care taking. It wasnt in the best of shape, but im trying my best to nurious it back in healthy shape.The first to pics are from day 1 of having it. The last 2 pics are from day 5 of having it. tell me what ya think. ANy suggestions on how to get it back into tip top shape. O yea, I saw some white spots on some of the leaves. I checked for spidder eggs underneath the leafs, but I didnt see any, so I dont know what to think of it. Thanks for all the help!

darthstoner09 Reviewed by darthstoner09 on 08-13-2006. How do my plants look like ther doing? I got these plants from my friend. he was growing them in his house, got caught by his parents, and handed it over to me for care taking. It wasnt in the best of shape, but im trying my best to nurious it back in healthy shape.The first to pics are from day 1 of having it. The last 2 pics are from day 5 of having it. tell me what ya think. ANy suggestions on how to get it back into tip top shape. O yea, I saw some white spots on some of the leaves. I checked for spidder eggs underneath the Rating: 5

[elway07]

looking much better... I would give it some superthrive and continue on as you are.... are you keeping it on a nute plan?

[darthstoner09]

kind of, I dont really know much about how much nutrients im suppose to give it during flowering, so ive just been giving the plant about the same in everything. If you could help me with how much nutrients i should be giving it id really appreciate it. and what is superthrive, can I get it say at wal mart? Thanks for help!

[elway07]

Superthrive can be bought at most gardening shops and in the garden section of Wal-Mart etc.... Superthrive is very potent so make sure you read the bottle etc and pre-mix it with your water...
As far as nutes I feed mine viagro all purpose plant food with a Nitrogen Potas., and Phos. ratio of 10-10-10. Those numbers will be on the bottle.. Tomato plant food has about the same as well. When I began to give nutes for the first few times I put about a teaspoon full mixed in with my 1 gallon water container. Shake it up and if you have a ph meter, make sure and check the water first, but it should be alright if you are using a PH neutral Water, like cheap bottled spring water from the grocery store. I wouldn't use distilled water just in case you are as it is robbed of micro minerals the plant needs in the hydrating process. water it only when it needs it (when the soil is almost dry... usually every few days) Make sure you start out slow with the nutes bro because it could easily be burnt....
Good luck
Elway

[elway07]

oh if you are flowering right now on 12/12 make sure you get nutes lower in Nitrogen because during the flowering process the plant uses nitrogen stored in the leaves to produce buds and it will easily be fried if you over dose it on Nitrogen...