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[Grow4fun420]

Been forgetting to water this one. I dont care much for it since its a bag seed and its outdoor

 

[Grow4fun420]

As Bob Dylans "knocking on heaven's door" plays softly in the background.
"It's getting dark too dark to see, feel like I'm knocking on heaven's door"View attachment 2373564
The auto flower is done. She lived to the ripe old age of 115 days.
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Chunkyyy

 

[Grow4fun420]

Two days passed the flip for both of the Dynamite Diesel plants

 

[BearWater]

Hey everyone. Im into ALL the music. It moves my soul, what little soul I have (im ginger). With that said, ive been really high strung and out of sorts feeling lately (agitated if you will) and LOVE metal for these bouts. this summer @Captspaulding posted a few music videos of a chimp mask wearing band, does anyone know the name of that band? The shit was hard and fucking spoke to me! I need it in my life lol! Thank you

 

[Tumbleweed375]

Hey everyone. Im into ALL the music. It moves my soul, what little soul I have (im ginger). With that said, ive been really high strung and out of sorts feeling lately (agitated if you will) and LOVE metal for these bouts. this summer @Captspaulding posted a few music videos of a chimp mask wearing band, does anyone know the name of that band? The shit was hard and fucking spoke to me! I need it in my life lol! Thank you

 

[BearWater]

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This is how I want to walk around Costco when my wife makes me go shopping!

 

[Redneckx]

Enjoy the Sunday Farmers

 

[Grow4fun420]

Been forgetting to water this one. I dont care much for it since its a bag seed and its outdoor

just watered it, maybe I do care lol

 

[Thatoneguyyouknow_]

I think we are from different generations which commercial

Lol the video you posted.

That's an anti-litering commercial that played in Tennessee for like 40 years straight lol

Mostly on kids networks. It's a big part of why the roads in TN (at least East TN) are so clean and well maintained. If you throw trash on the roads here you will be shamed as publicly as possible for it.

 

[Thatoneguyyouknow_]

Been forgetting to water this one. I dont care much for it since its a bag seed and its outdoor

You should care for it imho.


They may not be consistent in result, but do not count the bag seed out early. My mango nectar was a bag seed plant, some of the most unique and desirable terps in my entire collection of phenos

I have a couple with bagseed origin you'd have to fight me for.


And it's not nearly as consistent as I door growing, but all my best flower has come from a right plant in the right place at the right time outdoors. Many have been bagseed outdoors tbh.

 

[Putthataway]

Looks like a nuclear bomb went off in here. Fried leaves everywhere. I moved the pb2 back to the left corner. Leaves up top lost a shitload of color and look terrible the leave tips look terrible today. As I have stated I haven’t fed these plants much of anything except worm castings, BAs build a flower like once, or twice, and some mag. Tried flushing them. Didn’t do anything different. I think those 87 degree temps earlier in the week weren’t fun for the plants. The shorter rear m86 that had no burned tips has developed them now .

Drastically fucked up overnight leaves overnight on the pb2 v . Like wtf? Even midway

even halfway down the plant burned up , lacking color. I fucked up this one for sure. I had 3 fuck ups in like 4 days earlier in the week but moving the plant to the middle seems to have pissed the plant off. Any ideas or suggestions I am all ears. As I stated before I am organic soil and I have hardly fed them so anyone suggesting nute burn please explain how I can get nute burn without feeding them nutes? Other than the leaves the cola I bent to a 45 degree angle seems to want to get closer to the light.

^ this m86 has a nice pretty fade going on at least two leaves, although the leaf underneath and to the right, not so much. Overall the buds are stacking up nicely compared to some of my other grows but the leaves are deteriorating at a advanced rate imo. Quite frankly I am contemplating just cranking up the light and going scorched earth . I mean my first grow I overwatered, had fungus gnats, used to many nutrients, too much light (100% on kind light with both dials-it includes a separate dial for red from veg to harvest) and that was the stickiest harvest I’ve ever had. My fingers were black like the scene in Edward scissorhands or maybe a Steven king movie I don’t remember but my lady showed me the scene while I was in trim jail.

 

[Florida_Mike]

 

[Putthataway]

Lol the video you posted.

That's an anti-litering commercial that played in Tennessee for like 40 years straight lol

Mostly on kids networks. It's a big part of why the roads in TN (at least East TN) are so clean and well maintained. If you throw trash on the roads here you will be shamed as publicly as possible for it.

One of my memories of New Jersey was me asking my dad why the freeway was covered with cigarette butts. It was disgusting. I called it dirty jersey before redman

 

[Leoman]

View attachment 2373718Looks like a nuclear bomb went off in here. Fried leaves everywhere. I moved the pb2 back to the left corner. Leaves up top lost a shitload of color and look terrible the leave tips look terrible today. As I have stated I haven’t fed these plants much of anything except worm castings, BAs build a flower like once, or twice, and some mag. Tried flushing them. Didn’t do anything different. I think those 87 degree temps earlier in the week weren’t fun for the plants. The shorter rear m86 that had no burned tips has developed them now . View attachment 2373718Drastically fucked up overnight leaves overnight on the pb2 v . Like wtf? Even midway View attachment 2373731View attachment 2373732even halfway down the plant burned up , lacking color. I fucked up this one for sure. I had 3 fuck ups in like 4 days earlier in the week but moving the plant to the middle seems to have pissed the plant off. Any ideas or suggestions I am all ears. As I stated before I am organic soil and I have hardly fed them so anyone suggesting nute burn please explain how I can get nute burn without feeding them nutes? Other than the leaves the cola I bent to a 45 degree angle seems to want to get closer to the light.View attachment 2373734^ this m86 has a nice pretty fade going on at least two leaves, although the leaf underneath and to the right, not so much. Overall the buds are stacking up nicely compared to some of my other grows but the leaves are deteriorating at a advanced rate imo. Quite frankly I am contemplating just cranking up the light and going scorched earth . I mean my first grow I overwatered, had fungus gnats, used to many nutrients, too much light (100% on kind light with both dials-it includes a separate dial for red from veg to harvest) and that was the stickiest harvest I’ve ever had. My fingers were black like the scene in Edward scissorhands or maybe a Steven king movie I don’t remember but my lady showed me the scene while I was in trim jail.

I hear potassium deficiency can look like nute burn and starts at the tips. I'm wondering if that was my problem last year when I thought it was nute burn a few weeks into flower. So many things can look like something else with plants.

 

[Leoman]

I used to listen to stuff like this with the subwoofer shaking the walls when I drank and my neighbor called the cops. Cop was like I could hear it at the end of the street. Alcohol's a hell of a drug.

 

[Mikedin]

Hey everyone. Im into ALL the music. It moves my soul, what little soul I have (im ginger). With that said, ive been really high strung and out of sorts feeling lately (agitated if you will) and LOVE metal for these bouts. this summer @Captspaulding posted a few music videos of a chimp mask wearing band, does anyone know the name of that band? The shit was hard and fucking spoke to me! I need it in my life lol! Thank you

I know what band you’re talking about I can’t remember their name

 

[Putthataway]

I hear potassium deficiency can look like nute burn and starts at the tips. I'm wondering if that was my problem last year when I thought it was nute burn a few weeks into flower. So many things can look like something else with plants.

I have potassium carbonate, I was thinking potassium was short on another one.

 

[BearWater]

110 pages and nothing! still scrolling though!

 

[Florida_Mike]

I hear potassium deficiency can look like nute burn and starts at the tips. I'm wondering if that was my problem last year when I thought it was nute burn a few weeks into flower. So many things can look like something else with plants.

I was going to suggest that earlier, but wanted to see what others said 1st.
Here is what 'GPT says (I showed it an image PTA posted):

From the image, it looks like your plant is experiencing nutrient deficiencies, likely nitrogen (N), magnesium (Mg), and possibly potassium (K) due to the lack of feeding. Here’s a breakdown of what might be going on:

Symptoms Observed:​

1. Overall Yellowing (Chlorosis) – Likely Nitrogen Deficiency
   • The leaves, especially older ones, are turning pale green to yellow.
   • Nitrogen is mobile, meaning deficiency symptoms appear on lower/older leaves first as the plant pulls nitrogen to newer growth.
   • Since you’ve barely fed, this is a strong sign of nitrogen starvation.
2. Interveinal Chlorosis & Leaf Curling – Possible Magnesium Deficiency
   • Some leaves show yellowing between veins (interveinal chlorosis).
   • Edges of leaves look slightly curled and crispy, which is common in magnesium deficiencies.
   • Magnesium is also mobile, so symptoms first show on older leaves.
   • Solution: Supplement Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) at 1 tsp per gallon or use a Cal-Mag supplement.
3. Leaf Tip Burn & Drying Edges – Possible Potassium Deficiency
   • The tips of some leaves appear burnt or necrotic.
   • Potassium helps with bud development, and a lack of it can lead to weak flowering and burnt leaf edges.
   • Solution: A balanced bloom nutrient with adequate K levels.

 

[MartyMcFly42oh]

View attachment 2373718Looks like a nuclear bomb went off in here. Fried leaves everywhere. I moved the pb2 back to the left corner. Leaves up top lost a shitload of color and look terrible the leave tips look terrible today. As I have stated I haven’t fed these plants much of anything except worm castings, BAs build a flower like once, or twice, and some mag. Tried flushing them. Didn’t do anything different. I think those 87 degree temps earlier in the week weren’t fun for the plants. The shorter rear m86 that had no burned tips has developed them now . View attachment 2373718Drastically fucked up overnight leaves overnight on the pb2 v . Like wtf? Even midway View attachment 2373731View attachment 2373732even halfway down the plant burned up , lacking color. I fucked up this one for sure. I had 3 fuck ups in like 4 days earlier in the week but moving the plant to the middle seems to have pissed the plant off. Any ideas or suggestions I am all ears. As I stated before I am organic soil and I have hardly fed them so anyone suggesting nute burn please explain how I can get nute burn without feeding them nutes? Other than the leaves the cola I bent to a 45 degree angle seems to want to get closer to the light.View attachment 2373734^ this m86 has a nice pretty fade going on at least two leaves, although the leaf underneath and to the right, not so much. Overall the buds are stacking up nicely compared to some of my other grows but the leaves are deteriorating at a advanced rate imo. Quite frankly I am contemplating just cranking up the light and going scorched earth . I mean my first grow I overwatered, had fungus gnats, used to many nutrients, too much light (100% on kind light with both dials-it includes a separate dial for red from veg to harvest) and that was the stickiest harvest I’ve ever had. My fingers were black like the scene in Edward scissorhands or maybe a Steven king movie I don’t remember but my lady showed me the scene while I was in trim jail.

I think the biggest thing that you have to pay attention to in organic soil is moisture content, if you experience too much dry back then your microbes will die off, besides microbes dying off, soil ph will change as well. Ph changes will affect mineral uptake and subsequently mimic toxicity and or deficiency.

Also with organic soil you are dependent on your microbial health and their processes of breaking down the available minerals in the soil and making them available for the roots to uptake. It’s a three step process vs a one step process when compared to feeding plants with water soluble nutrients. So it’s essentially a slower process.
The other thing about organic soil is that a cannabis plant will deplete available nutrients in almost any container smaller than seven gallons prior to harvest, which means smaller containers will require regular top dressing on a pro active vs re active schedule or problems will present themselves.
Here’s a quick google search about top dressing and container size:
AI Overview

The frequency of top dressing organic soil in containers depends on the size of the pot and how the plants are reacting. Smaller pots need more frequent top dressing because they deplete nutrients faster.

How often to top dress

• Every two to four weeks: You can top dress with a mixture of all-purpose and power bloom.
  
  
• More frequently for smaller pots: Smaller pots need more regular top dressing because they deplete nutrients faster.
  
  
• Check the manufacturer's guidelines: The manufacturer of the amendment you're using may provide recommendations based on soil volume and plant requirements.
  

How to top dress

1. Spread the amendment over the top of the soil.
2. Lightly work it into the top inch of soil without disturbing the roots.
3. Water well.

What to use for top dressing

• Compost: Apply a layer of compost, a quarter-inch to 1-inch deep, to the bed surface each year.
  
  
• Earthworm castings: Cover with up to 1/2" - 1" layer of worm castings across the whole container.
  
  
• Powdered kelp meal: A simple organic potassium input.
  
  
• Seaweed extract: A simple organic potassium input.
  
  
• PK boost blend: A blend that ensures crucial elements are delivered at optimal ratios for uptake.