Ok so the drastic drop in temp has one of my girls sick can I get some insight
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These 2 are twins and one of them has caught a cold because she doesn't look like her sister same light/water/feed/02/ only difference is the container size and color ? Red is half gallon black is 3gal
Below 16 Celsius or 62 Fahrenheit many plants metabolisms are not able to sufficiently assimilate nutrients for growth. Allow the plant to warm to 23 - 27 Celsius or 73 - 80 Fahrenheit .
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Someone else told me it's too much heat and sunlight
You have no mentioned the temperature the plant was exposed to.
If the plant was exposed to temperature below 16 Celsius or 62 Fahrenheit returning the plant to proper temperature and humidity environment may allow the cannabis plant to recover.
The grow medium in the photograph appears quite dry. Is the grow medium moist or dry when you place your finger in the grow medium?
When i began growing cannabis I had used Miracle Grow products and had constant problems due to incompatibility.
The Miracle Grow fertilizer for ornamental plants and is not suitable for any plant you intend to consume. You should check what is available locally and I may aid you with a more suitable nutrient selection.
If the plant was exposed to temperature below 16 Celsius or 62 Fahrenheit returning the plant to proper temperature and humidity environment may allow the cannabis plant to recover.
The grow medium in the photograph appears quite dry. Is the grow medium moist or dry when you place your finger in the grow medium?
So I transferred one of the sisters and done as you suggested the one in the black pot ,why is she doing that way? Her sisters are in the clear pot and her twin is in the red pot - twin is just fine ?????
When i began growing cannabis I had used Miracle Grow products and had constant problems due to incompatibility.
The Miracle Grow fertilizer for ornamental plants and is not suitable for any plant you intend to consume. You should check what is available locally and I may aid you with a more suitable nutrient selection.
Are they growing in the same soil type, doesn't look like it? What's you grow media, nutes, watering schedule? My first thought is too much water, droopy leaves, yellowing/browning from the leaf tips up. You'd think that if it was heat/light they would both show signs. I'm sure you'll get more input. The one plant looks just fine.
