What’s wrong with this plant?

[RickJames]

Hey dudes, not sure if one of my plants has a nutrient deficiency or maybe I’m not watering correctly. Have two indicas (granddaddy purp) growing outdoors in soil which are 53 days old now.

Since topping the plants a bit over 2 weeks ago, one of them hasn’t recovered as well as the other plant. Maybe because I stuffed this one up while topping and cut off a branch of new growth and a leaf off it by accident.

Just growing in organic potting mix with some perlite & just use seasol along with FlairForm GreenDream Grow (yes it’s a hydro nutrient but I am using outdoors) maybe this is the problem? Obviously it has also been really hot lately too. Ph levels are between 6.5 and 7.

One plant looks ok, but the one I f**ked up has been drooping and the lower leaves have lost some colour, the leaves right at the bottom have turned yellow though.

 

Any help appreciated

 

 

Here’s a photo of what I’m going on about

[AquaDolly]

Don't stress mine recovered from that. Your soil might be getting a bit hot. Try putting something light around the pot. Even an old pillowcase will help.

 

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[ZEN2U]

New growth looks fine, bottom 2 sets of branches from first true leaves are not worth keeping anyway.

[billygoat]

Is this the one that needed potting up or am i thinking of someone else ?

[RickJames]

Is this the one that needed potting up or am i thinking of someone else ?

Yeah mate it was me haha, it’s in a bit bigger size pot now, waiting for the ones I ordered online (my mistake ordering before Christmas & they don’t re open until Jan 7 )

I was hoping they would have arrived already but I gotta wait until then

 

 

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[RickJames]

Don't stress mine recovered from that. Your soil might be getting a bit hot. Try putting something light around the pot. Even an old pillowcase will help.

 

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Thanks, they’ve definitely been copping the heat & they’re in a really sunny spot most of the time. I’ll give it a go cheers [emoji106]

 

 

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[RickJames]

New growth looks fine, bottom 2 sets of branches from first true leaves are not worth keeping anyway.

Thanks zen, yeah the bottom leaves on the other plant dried out completely and fell off themselves during the day today, so these ones will probably do the same soon I guess

 

 

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[The Stoned Jester]

PH might be a little bit too high, possibly causing lockout of nutrients, try reducing it by about 1 PH so your around the 5.5 - 6 mark.

[RickJames]

PH might be a little bit too high, possibly causing lockout of nutrients, try reducing it by about 1 PH so your around the 5.5 - 6 mark.

Thanks dude

[Raniformis]

That plant needs nutrient. If it was mine and I wasn't overwatering the first thing I'd do is make sure the ph is roughly neutral. Then I'd get some chemical into the roots and magnesium chelate onto the foilage. All options covered in one go.