Alastasian
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Hello all - if at all possible by all means let me tell you a story, a short one - but it needs and ending; as the ending i seem to be formulating at best is lackluster. Im a cuban (actually FROM Cuba) and i knew going in 6 months ago from seed that this was going to take some time. Either way the plant grew to 22inches in veg before i flipped her to 12/12. Everything beyond expectation (the organic nutes and experience here are insane) Then the rootbound concern happend. It was previously in a 5 gal container and i moved it to a 10 gal insulated (but drains - SLOWLY i found out). One of them dont have a choice at the moment since places like Oceanforest and FoxFarm et al have a small issue since cuban pesos are all i have left and they arnt exactly popular around these parts.
HOWEVER in comes the usual neighborhood watch which i know as communist bullshit (what we say when things start to get fucked over cause the neighborhood watch/snitch comes to visit for "coffee" and hints at shit - esa porqueria comunista ya esta molestando de nuevo) that has me transplanting correctly albeit in quite a hurry. In itself however watering+ was not thoroughly enough for reasons that shall be visually obvious shortly - i watered it enough i thought - 2 gal with nothing but 1tsp of molases. No aggressors or stress noted previously. By day 4 the fan leaves i leave in each cola as canaries (old hat suggestion i took ages ago) actually turned canary yellow. the irony. This happened as methodical as can be - then the main leaves, then i see miniature buds forming as of three days ago. It seems to have sugar leaves that look better in this pix than en vivo per se. I was giving it 14 full weeks to flower starting Dec 1. When i cut whatever those smaller side branches 3 days ago
The fan you see is to hurry that flushing along. For reaons that im still wondering about the soil seems to be somewhat more compacted after that initial watering - however it was soil of excellent quality (for here anyway). pH checked out. That bulb is halogen to help dry out soil faster. Pot is at a 10-12 degree angle to promote gravitational settling/flushing process to finish.
So to my question: any recommendations based on experience that dont involve spending more than 20 bucks? I'm disabled and dealing with the aftereffects of lymphoma so money is as tight as what you dream about at night.
Please help!
Alastasian
HOWEVER in comes the usual neighborhood watch which i know as communist bullshit (what we say when things start to get fucked over cause the neighborhood watch/snitch comes to visit for "coffee" and hints at shit - esa porqueria comunista ya esta molestando de nuevo) that has me transplanting correctly albeit in quite a hurry. In itself however watering+ was not thoroughly enough for reasons that shall be visually obvious shortly - i watered it enough i thought - 2 gal with nothing but 1tsp of molases. No aggressors or stress noted previously. By day 4 the fan leaves i leave in each cola as canaries (old hat suggestion i took ages ago) actually turned canary yellow. the irony. This happened as methodical as can be - then the main leaves, then i see miniature buds forming as of three days ago. It seems to have sugar leaves that look better in this pix than en vivo per se. I was giving it 14 full weeks to flower starting Dec 1. When i cut whatever those smaller side branches 3 days ago
The fan you see is to hurry that flushing along. For reaons that im still wondering about the soil seems to be somewhat more compacted after that initial watering - however it was soil of excellent quality (for here anyway). pH checked out. That bulb is halogen to help dry out soil faster. Pot is at a 10-12 degree angle to promote gravitational settling/flushing process to finish.
So to my question: any recommendations based on experience that dont involve spending more than 20 bucks? I'm disabled and dealing with the aftereffects of lymphoma so money is as tight as what you dream about at night.
Please help!
Alastasian
