Plant dying?

[1980sORANGEoriginal]

Had this northern lights on my window now for around 6 weeks, growth seems to have slowed but still definitely growing, terpnes are just starting to come through, smells like musty damp puke and pine..odd. trichomes are very very poor ,I've fed her 2ml of organic bloom 5 days ago and it's not made any difference to the colour

No idea what's up with her, deficiency?

[1980sORANGEoriginal]

I might bin it incase it has bud rot or a mould issue, its only been on the window nowhere else , I don't want it contaminating my grow room

[1980sORANGEoriginal]

Attachment 384470 I pulled these little leafs from the buds, black, brown colour tips with brown trichomes...mould?

[Valentina]

Dude, your pot is very small if it is to support a plant as big as that. So one way to address your plant's issues would be to pot up, even though she is flowering.... Then again...

When you said "2ml of organic bloom" - how was that "2ml of organic bloom" given to the plant? Just asking as that has a huge difference on how the plant would react.

You are some ways into flowering and I'd like for you to see some bud. My money is on another 6-7 weeks or thereabouts till harvest.

Am I right to think that is an auto plant?

[1980sORANGEoriginal]

Dude, your pot is very small if it is to support a plant as big as that. So one way to address your plant's issues would be to pot up, even though she is flowering.... Then again...

When you said "2ml of organic bloom" - how was that "2ml of organic bloom" given to the plant? Just asking as that has a huge difference on how the plant would react.

You are some ways into flowering and I'd like for you to see some bud. My money is on another 6-7 weeks or thereabouts till harvest.

Am I right to think that is an auto plant?

Hi val, and the put is small I agree, it was just a window experiment and it is an autoflower yes , bloom was given via water . Do you think it could have bud rot ? With those dark brown tips?

[Valentina]

Hard to say. She looks under nourished and a little stressed, possibly from cold temps.

They like to have some dryness in their roots, so I am actually guessing a slight over water situation.

Sorry but I am not familiar with autos so perhaps a different mod can help you more.

[Greengrass]

Doubt it's bud rot as they are not dense enough yet
Rot starts from inside out
Brown tips on the leaves could be either too much food (doubtful) or not enough (it will canabalise food stored in the leaves when it hasn't got enough elsewhere) or it could be just that it's not getting enough light on the lower leaves so they yellow and die off
Atb

[1980sORANGEoriginal]

Doubt it's bud rot as they are not dense enough yet
Rot starts from inside out
Brown tips on the leaves could be either too much food (doubtful) or not enough (it will canabalise food stored in the leaves when it hasn't got enough elsewhere) or it could be just that it's not getting enough light on the lower leaves so they yellow and die off
Atb

Thanks buddy, will give it some more nutes when the soil drys out , I think it's a little too damp too

[Greengrass]

Looking at them a bit more matey the top of your plant look the right colour of green not too dark or light so I'd stick to the same amount of feed for now until they develop a bit more before increasing
That yellow leaf just looks like its lack of light getting down the bottom
Is that 2 ml of food per litre? Seems about right
Whats food are you using btw
There are a few cheap alternatives to make your buds fatter without having to chuck feed in every time risking nitrogen toxicity like seaweed extract and molasses
I use these to good effect and only £2.50 for each item so cheap as chips

[MrC]

Just out of curiosity how often do you feed? I've got a 1 Ltr pot grow, it's well into flower but I give it 2ml/ltr bloom nute and 1/2 ml/ltr of magne-cal, only give 500ml at a time, usually feeds every 24 hours. It's under an led but only in the corner of a room, no tent.

I've had some smell similar to how you described, was fine after curing and ground up