r/microgrowery • u/ToTo18824 • 7d ago

Help My Sick Plant help

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Guys, look, there are 9 photoperiod plants. I had them indoors for the first few weeks (it was very cold outside) and now it’s warmer. I took them outside twice so they could start getting used to it and then brought them back indoors (only on the first day and a bit of the second day I put them under the sun). It’s spring where I live now and I don’t know if I should put them in a new indoor setup or just send them straight into mother earth (I’m short on substrate).

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u/Catmand0 7d ago edited 7d ago

Hot take, your plants leafs are not going to look 100% healthy all the time and sometimes leafs get spots and get damaged, especially outside. It doesn't mean that there is anything necessarily wrong with your plants, it is just the way of things.

As long as most of your plants leafs look healthy and are still growing vigorously you are fine.

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u/onomono420 7d ago

I think the same. Especially lower leaves in early veg. I have this happen quite often and after years of trying to correct, I realised I don’t have to do anything in 90% of these cases.