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Thanks for your reply, I'll check the pH & add some dolomite, hopefully that fixes it.

Hey guys, just wondering if these leaves are of concern? Or am i just trippin? The strain is Runtz Muffin by Barney's Farm. I've grown this strain before and they looked completely different to this one. Very stretchy pre flower with thin leaves

Hi all, My girls are starting to flower, and I have sprayed the lower limbs with wettable sulfur to prevent against leaf septoria as I've had a problem with it in the past. A couple of days later and now I'm seeing this. Has anyone experienced this? Should I be concerned? Cheers in advance

Hi all, just gearing up for the outdoor season in the southern hemisphere. Think I may have jumped the gun though. Planted these zkittlez a few weeks ago while it was still relatively cold. Now that spring is here my plants have stretched considerably. Does it look like early pre flower...

Cheers dude, yeah you are right. Plants here normally start pre flower around late Jan, which should give me around 4 months of veg, hopefully pull some monsters this season

G'day growers, just seeing what month you all start your outdoor grow? I normally plant straight outside at the start of October (Southern hemisphere) however this year I'm planning on raising them indoors at around the start of August for 6 weeks until the days are around 12 and a half hours...

I had thought about it! But i just didn't have the room to put them anywhere, i still have 8 beans of this strain, so once these 2 finish up I'll pop the remainders

Update, the one transplanted outside is coming along nicely. The other is small with a fair amount of tops (suffered from thrips, hopefully on the mend)

My thoughts exactly

Top photo is the one plant I'm removing, (which is the right one on the bottom photo)

G'day all, my small indoor grow is filling up, so I've decided to either upgrade to an actual tent, or I can put it off for a few more months and take one of the two girls outside to finish her life. It's currently heading into autumn where I live so she'll go straight to flower, and I'll veg...

Yeah ill be doing that this arvo after work to confirm the ph. Cheers !

That's what i have hopefully done, they are looking a little healthier after getting the ph back to normal

I'm not sure if I'm confused or you are lol. They are in a soil mix mate

Thanks for the help mate. I think I should flush just in case

I think it was a problem with the runoff pH. Was sitting around 5.1 and I believe this has caused a phosphorus deficiency. Could be wrong I guess. Anyway I've flushed and the runoff is now 6.2 so fingers crossed now. I'll update in a few days here with some pics if anyone's interested. Cheers

Can anyone offer me some advice on these rust spots? These girls are 6 weeks into flower and i keep my nutrients pretty basic. Nitrogen really. The plants themselves look really healthy, I'm not sure if this is just natural or a problem? But it happens every year. And starts at the bottom...

Thanks for the advice it was a good read, just growing in a decent potting mix from bunnings. Yep the roots have just started leaving the pot and I'll transfer this week. I'll let ya's know how it goes

Legend, easy done

Anyone able to share some wisdom on this? Nearing the start of week 3, a few days after topping the leaces are turning this colour Currently running 18/6 and feeding every couple of days with nitrosol and a magnesium additive at pH of 6.6 in the water. Thanks guys