u/Cicciodello

Hello guys I'm currently on day 25 of my first proper grow, so in case sorry for the stupid questions but I'm here to learn.

I recently started to notice that some leaves have inconsistent colour,and are slightly more yellow than the others, especially the top leaves. Do I need to adjust the light, is it a feeding problem or am I just paranoid.

I am currently watering them whit half a cup of water every day, and they receive 20hours of light a day, temperature is around 20° to 25° and humidity is around 50%to 75%.

Furthermore I noticed that the bigger plant has some leaves bumping on the boarder of the pot, do you guys recommend to change or cut the pot or it will grow in height and it won't be a problem anymore.

Thanks everyone in dvance.

Hello everyone, I am new to growing plants and I currently have four plants, three are healthy and fast growing like the one on the second picture but the one on the first picture seems to struggle, leaves colour is uneaven and also the leaves texture is not smooth like the others apart of the fact that is not growing as fast as the other ones.

Can someone help me understand what is happening and if I can do something to help the plant.

The temperature if the box is about 23° with 40% humidity. The plans are auto flowering and were panted about 10 days ago. Current illuminating them 20 hours a day.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Hello guys, I'm new to this sub I started this adventure alone and I was wondering if someone can give me some advices on how to start or on how to prevent mistakes. This are all auto flowering plants and in almost one week in and I started to notice that the plants already started to no longer have a uniform color on their leaves can someone help me, temperature is around 21°/27° every day with light on for 20 hours.

I was also wondering on how to maintain a higher humidity during the day as I spray some water three times a day but still I have an average humidity percentage of about 30/40% during the day and I rad that in this stage a 70% would be optimal.