Development advice for 1 month old plant

[greenmobster440]

I changed the soil and transplanted it to a larger pot. For now, I will wait for the plant to adapt to the new pot and for the low-release fertilizers in the soil to be absorbed. I will continue to monitor the nutrient status by observing the leaves. At this stage, I will water it once a week with water from the reverse osmosis water purification system in my house, but I do not control the pH. There is a soil pH regulator with humic acid added in the soil, do I still need to adjust the pH of the water?

That plant looks very healthy. Good job.

 

[Berat Temel]

That plant looks very healthy. Good job.

This was the leaf appearance after applying Neem oil before repotting

 

[greenmobster440]

Definitely has a full belly. Looks pretty taxed out on N. I'd ease up on that veg formula a little. But other than that issue it looks great.

 

[Berat Temel]

Thank you bro. I wanted it to provide all the nutrients it would need when it left the vegetative period and started to bloom. In some videos I watched, I saw herbs grown from seed to harvest in a single pot without any changes or additions. I'm thinking of using this strategy in the second growing season, so I'm following this path. Frankly, I want to manage this process in a fun and effortless way for myself and in an efficient and beneficial way for the plant. I want to do it purely for hobby purposes but in a way that I can get paid for.

 

[greenmobster440]

Thank you bro. I wanted it to provide all the nutrients it would need when it left the vegetative period and started to bloom. In some videos I watched, I saw herbs grown from seed to harvest in a single pot without any changes or additions. I'm thinking of using this strategy in the second growing season, so I'm following this path. Frankly, I want to manage this process in a fun and effortless way for myself and in an efficient and beneficial way for the plant. I want to do it purely for hobby purposes but in a way that I can get paid for.

Your doing fine. You'll sort out them nutrients as ya go. Take what you learn at YouTube cannabis university with a grain of salt. There's great info there but there's also BS. It can be super confusing for a newer grower.

The beauty of these forums is nobody is here fishing for likes, popularity, or money. You'll get better info and guidance from places like this. Having the ability to chat with a person who has decades of experience is priceless. Having others point out things you missed is as well.

 

[John Kramer]

Now you're telling me to set up the lighting so it doesn't cycle at all for 24 hours until harvest?

i'm not telling u i just sharing my opinion... u have to choose it by yourself
some ppl do use 24 hours until harvest, but only if they growing auto

 

[Berat Temel]

i'm not telling u i just sharing my opinion... u have to choose it by yourself
some ppl do use 24 hours until harvest, but only if they growing auto

I think I will continue in the same way. So far, I have progressed based on my intuition and what I’ve learned, and there haven’t been any issues. I can make changes as needed along the way. Thank you for your thoughts, John. You’ve helped me a lot in many aspects and continue to do so. I truly appreciate it, my friend.

 

[Berat Temel]

Your doing fine. You'll sort out them nutrients as ya go. Take what you learn at YouTube cannabis university with a grain of salt. There's great info there but there's also BS. It can be super confusing for a newer grower.

The beauty of these forums is nobody is here fishing for likes, popularity, or money. You'll get better info and guidance from places like this. Having the ability to chat with a person who has decades of experience is priceless. Having others point out things you missed is as well.

I absolutely agree with your words. No theory or intuitive thought can replace experience. I’m glad to be part of this platform, where there are experienced growers like you, who have turned cultivating plants into either a hobby or a full-time occupation without a profit-driven motive.

 

[Berat Temel]

Hello friends, I see color dilution and yellow spots on some leaves of my plant. After repotting, I water the plant with half a liter of water once a week. Could this have something to do with a lack of nutrients or overwatering or underwatering? I try to keep the soil constantly moist and the environment clean. If the plant is suffering from nutrient deficiency, I think that the roots have not yet reached the nutrients in the new pot. Should I wait for the roots to reach the nutrients or should I add fertilizer to the irrigation water and water it that way? In this case, I may face the risk of high dose. I need your advice.

 

[John Kramer]

sprey the leaves with low dose of nutrients , don't overwater... use 10-15% water from the volume of the bag