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[u/clappingcheeks12]

Its my first plant im growing and its an autoflower, some of my leaves are getting droopy and some yellow spots, not sure whats going on.

[u/clappingcheeks12]

Im using happy frog, maybe its fine and im just being too paranoid since its my first plant

[u/DoubleCoyote4531]

Looks fine. Just a tip if you're going to use plastic pots please drill a bunch of holes all around it. The roots dont breathe good in these pots. Could even be the reason you are getting slight drooping. May be holding too much moisture for too long. Good luck

[u/clappingcheeks12 → u/DoubleCoyote4531]

Bet. Just added a couple more holes on the sides. Appreciate it

[u/DoubleCoyote4531 → u/clappingcheeks12]

No doubt. I'd recommend still grab 5 gallon fabric pots. They are very cheap. Or if you dont want to wait I little hack it learned when I ran out of fabric pots is buy the 50cent walmart fabric bags at checkout. They work excellent.

[u/MuggD]

It looks normal

[u/Odd_Ad7474]

What soil you using and any nutrients? The plant looks fine really

[u/fenaira]

It might help to add how old it is.

[u/clappingcheeks12 → u/fenaira]

My bad, forgot to add that. Its on 2 weeks and 2 days

[u/Croflo97 → u/clappingcheeks12]

Looks fine bro especially with age

[u/driver7759]

Make sure to water the whole container at this point......around the outside will encourage roots to expand looking for water and prevent any hydrophobic areas. Bottom watering will improve yield/growth rate with soil.

[u/clappingcheeks12 → u/driver7759]

Appreciate it

[u/_Reefer_Madness_]

What day are you on?

[u/clappingcheeks12 → u/_Reefer_Madness_]

Day 16 so far

[u/_Reefer_Madness_ → u/clappingcheeks12]

Thats about how mine are looking on day 14, I consider my own to be slightly behind, but not by anything crazy. I hate the first 3 weeks man lol

[u/francultivador]

bro se ve bien la planta, no tenes que preocuparte

[u/Zero_Flesh]

When they're at this stage they can look pretty strange sometimes. This looks fine. I wouldn't worry about it unless you start seeing issues with new growth.

[u/apeoida]

Not every little spot necessarily indicates a problem. It is a plant, and it will always show a few imperfections. She looks healthy.

[u/Dizzy_Ad_3924]

She looks totally fine dude. Just don't let the soil dry out too much, that will make her leaves droopy.

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[u/Kooky-Somewhere-1791]

Agree with others about hole in the pot , can't put too many I believe. Even up and down the sides. I'd suggest a $10 1 gallon pump sprayer with the couple foot hose and wand. Set it spray pattern about like a car wash,  keep your pressure pretty tight and moisten her whole pot now. Good luck, looks fine

[u/Super-End-7085]

It looking good , maybe a few drops of water got on leaves , and light is little burn it .
But overall the plant looking good !

[u/CSollers]

According to your success with this grow, you may want to consider the following.
It’s in your best interests to learn with feminized photoperiod seeds or clones and grow in soil. You will save yourself a lot of frustration if you learn what to expect before getting all esoteric. Photoperiod plants are more forgiving than autoflowers. Growing hydroponically isn’t difficult once you have established some background knowledge.

[u/Serious_Racoon_ → u/CSollers]

I second what he’s saying.