Caliban So a couple of things. pH of your water into the soil is important. Also the type of soil you use should have a general pH range of 6.3-7. Roughly. Organic soil will adjust your water and is usually very forgiving. However if you notice your runoff is out of that range then you should take gradual corrective action with your watering. You can keep the runt and see if she recovers but it doesn’t look likely. You need a really good veg phase for good flowering. If your veg is failing then not usually worth going too far. But if you are learning then it is worth it.

devyn.8 tbh i’m just growing autos right now to get the quickest experience with the plant. i didn’t think PH would be a problem either because i’m doing organic so i’m clearly doing something wrong. i just don’t understand why the runt is the way it is. i’m not learning anything if i don’t know what i did wrong yknow. i tried searching up things that resemble the look of it. like the leaves are like wrinkled.

Caliban That small and it might even be over watering?

Caliban Maybe pH is off too? Let her dry until you can dip half finger into dry soil before watering next. Maybe add some foliar fees w kelp and Epsom salt for Mg. ?

devyn.8 I have CalMag i could give it, but this soil had so much in it i didn’t think i would have to add anything till flower. and what’s an efficient way to test soil ph?

devyn.8 i’m no longer overwatering because i bought meters for soil moisture

IllusionalDazle They probably turned purple due to high stress 😬

devyn.8 they started out purple tho. this a stress free zone

IllusionalDazle Oh your cause your leaves ain’t looking to good plus your soil mix looks soaking wet!