HELP!! The bottom of my plant dont look to good

[InsomniaBomber420]

So I just need to get soil with plenty of nitrogen. ok cool but what about the flowering do u think Im ready to start(its about twice that size now with about three times the leaves and what light scheduel would you recomend??

InsomniaBomber420 Reviewed by InsomniaBomber420 on 02-07-2007. HELP!! The bottom of my plant dont look to good Hey whats up every one. Need some help here. My plant is now about a foot tall, and isnt looking half bad. But the problem is The bottom part seems to be getting way to dry while the top is flourishing and beautiful. Doese anybody no why this might be. And should I snipp off the dying ones at the bottom??? Thanx Insomnia>8P:jointsmile: Rating: 5

[dusto2k3]

well, I'd feed it some nitrogen like twice before you start flowering or else you will see some deficiencies during flower. When you are ready to flower go 12/12

[dusto2k3]

yeah, actually bonghitboy might be right, check the roots, if its just a mess, put it in a bigger pot.

[BongHitBoy420]

Im serious dude, make sure the roots arnt choking first. Root bound plants show nute deficiencies... a bit of nitrogen cant hurt, but id seriously repot before taking drastic action.

[dusto2k3]

yeah bonghit, looking at the pic, the pot does look a bit small, if the plant is twice that size now.

[invision]

oh man thats only half filled too, tranplant and get some nitrogen in her and she will recover in a matter of days, all lower growth will remain damaged but new growth will be fine.

[InsomniaBomber420]

Thanx for the help u guys. I am gonna replant it tommorow. And Im gonna go to the store to get it some nitrogen on the weekend so I hope shes alright. How did u guys get so good at this?? Trial and error, or are u guys just well researched. N E ways Ima go blaze. N E tips u guys have are still welcome even if theyre not about this topic. Any tricks of the trade would be apreciated thanx.

[BongHitBoy420]

Little bit of both. If you approach it as an experiment as opposed to simply growing -- you learn from each go at it.

Attached pic was my very ver very first grow and my very first attempt at a dwc. Combined the two = Disaster. For me anyway.

But I learned alot from it and adapted.

Sooner you get that plant into a new pot the better man. Honest. When they get to a certain point, the whole thing will start getting crispy leaves and then its all over.

Remember whatever damage is done is done, but the new growth will be good. This lower growth -- for me anyway -- end up getting trimmed off anyhow. It'll be fine. Just love it and it'll love you back :lovestruck:

[InsomniaBomber420]

Thanks you guys put it in a bigger pot with more soil. It looks a little shock but i think itll bounce back. I need some new soil with plenty of nitrogen still though