I’ve started a feminized Durban poison seed in my grow tent for the winter. It’s about 3 weeks old and I’m noticing some browning on a couple of the leaves. Any ideas what may be the cause?
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Totally normal. Those are the catylon leaves. Seedling uses those for nutrients until plant is established. As far as the lower leaves, did they ever touch the soil after a watering?
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That’s certainly possible, I just watered them yesterday, and just noticed the leaves turning brownish today.
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I misspelled that… its cotyledon leaves.
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Honestly, she looks a bit over watered and what’s your RH? Let that soil get nice and dry pick it up a few times and get a feel for the weight.
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I’ve got the humidity between 60-70%. I think I was overwatering it some so I decided to cut back and it has improved. Thank you.
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This is the same Durban Poison photo plant, that’s been flowering ~4 weeks now. I just started to notice some coloring on a few of the plants, and I am wondering if anyone has any advice. Thanks, and happy growing. 
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I concur w/ @PhatPat your girls look a lil hungry
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Do you think a compost tea would help with that?
This type of nutrient feed the microrganisms in your organics which can be very beneficial to your plant, keep in mind that
compost teas should never be a replacement for all the nutrients your cannabis need but can be a great complement when growing organically.
@PharmerKush
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What type of medium are you using? Soil, coco, hydroponics??? What type of nutrients thus far have you added? Have you been checking your runoff ppms and pH? All of these are needed to determine the best advice.
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My durban poison feminized did similar. I thought it was going to die.
I transplanted into a bigger pot and now shes my biggest.
I apologize! I just realized that one isnt Durban Poison. Its Sour Diesel. I just noticed my label on it.
But in my defense, that plant did do that too.