First grow 5 kush 1 kahuna in a rubbermaid box

MyBuddy

They look a bit undernourished and over watered. The chlorosis (yellowing) of the leaves is indicative of a N deficiency.
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F4t4LShot

Wow, i cant believe only one person told you they are overwatered. That is what is wrong with them. Even the worst soil will have enough nutes in it to last 20 days. Those leaves look like cabbage or something....WAAAY to much water. You can even tell by just looking at the soil. Plants can go ALOT longer with little water than you think. One way to tell, if you are sure, when to water is to wait until the soil starts pulling away from the sides of the container. Or wait until the top 1-2" are absolutly bone dry. Trust me bro, you will notice when they need water before its too late. You arent going to underwater them. Lay off the water for awhile. Then next time you water add just a little bit of nutrients and water until a little bit runs out the bottom. You do have holes in the bottom right? If you dont, you need them. Just water until a little trickles out the bottom then stop. Those things are soaking wet. Good luck!

keiths1820

thanks everybody, I tried a little water with 1/2 nutes, and they have really perked up, so maybe it was both underfeeding and too much water. I'm gonna try more water less often, and keep up the 1/2 nutes maybe once or twice a week, and see what happens.

Pappy

If I were you, I would REALLY check the "plant abuse chart" in the OG FAQ's. Only the lowest leaves are yellowing, and appear to have necrotic spots.

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keiths1820

Thanks pappy, I've checked it over several times, and nothing seemed to be a fit. By now two whole plants are yellow, but they seem to have stabilized, and none are wilted anymore, it seems like it was a combo of several nutrients lacking, and too much water.

F4t4LShot

Hey man, i hope it all works out for you. It takes a little time, but you soon realize these plants dont take NEAR as much water as you think they do. On average i water mine maybe twice a week. Wait until the top inch or two is completely dry, i mean light brown dry and you should be good. You will water them before they dry out trust me. Overwatering is the number one reason for failure among new growers. Or so ive heard. Youll get the hang of it then youll be growing pounds and pounds of some super duper sticky. Good luck!