What's up with my plants?

[Royalty]

Outside grow, I probably water them every two days...

Lower leaves are yellow, Is it a nitrogen deficiency? Over watered? 

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated! 

[Matanuska Thunder]

possible overwatering

 

though

it is within the realm of normal to have lower leaves turn yellow and die off

[spider_b]

I see ur in Tassie ................every coupla days might be slight overwatering

.............having said that they look reasonably healthy to me

 

cheers

[MrCompletion]

I'd guess too much watering. Cannabis like to dry out before you water. You could go as far as letting the leaves wilt slightly before you water again.

[sols]

maybe not enough sunlight, in shade too long? soil looks bit dry on top by look of pics. is it decent soil or just some dirt thrown in a pot? looks like they will survive tho.

[Grove]

How did this one turn out? I've got very similar problems (3 weeks into my grow) with some autos.

 

Im a first timer and I'm in Melbourne, and have no experience in growing this stuff. Had a few failed attempts due to the heat (Melbourne weather is a bit unpredictable) but these have been my longest so far.

 

I was going to make my own thread but saw this and the problem sounded identical.

 

How was the issue resolved?

[sunnycoaststoner]

I more inclined to think the soil hasn't got much in it and then maybe ova watering. mix some good quality garden soil from the landscape supplies, some water crystals and may be a slow release fertilizer, repot into some bigger pots or put them in the ground. they do loose the lower foliage as they grow but a few of the higher leaves are yellow as well.

[Frank Reynolds]

I'd recommend using coco peat instead of water crystals re potting mix holding more water personally

[sunnycoaststoner]

yes coco peat would work well

[The Green Goblin]

Had that myself. Not a serious issue. Just make sure you water only when the top of the medium is dry when you poke an inch with your finger. Also PH your water well. Nutrients are important also and there are many feeding schedules from the companies themselves to follow