PLEASE LEAVE INDOOR GROWING TIPS , comment are welcome seeds i got them from stuff i bought i use organic fertilizer 3-4 times a week water them once or twice a day thats it
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PLEASE LEAVE INDOOR GROWING TIPS , comment are welcome seeds i got them from stuff i bought i use organic fertilizer 3-4 times a week water them once or twice a day thats it
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I don’t understand people having plants in the same pot… wouldn’t the roots intertwine making it impossible to transplant without damaging them?
and what type of grow medium and nutes are you useing?!!
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OOoh and you need the direct sunlight on them , no shade they need light
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You should have planted them each in individual pots to give them more room for root growth. Also the yellowing of older leaves is normal and will eventually fall of naturally with the wind. I believe the reason they are growing so slow is because the soil you’re using does not have much aeration and is compacted inhibiting the roots growth causing it to be stunted. This also slows down the drainage of excess water, you may be over-watering, let the soil get fairly dry in between watering.