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Just curious....
I've grown some indoors, and followed a pretty tight feeding schedule, to some success, but this is my first, somewhat controlled, outdoor grow.
These plants are healthy, for the most part. They have some strange growth, but, are looking good. Tallest is about 6 feet at this point. I have been feeding them every couple weeks during this veg, but I am not sure how often I should be adding nutes.
The conditions for the growth medium are as follows:
Whatever the Earth in my yard is, with a small amount of ProMix stirred in.
The dirt in this area is sandy. That's why I tried to mix in a bit of promix, so there would be some....I dunno. This was set up impromptu, as the law had just been passed, and it was already kinda late for planting outdoors. I didn't really have the resources to do a full-on setup, and next season I will be setting this up more proper, with some SubCool super soil, and actually boxing in the beds.
I am just curious how often I should be applying nutes. The leaves are nice and green, no yellowing. A couple have some sporadic white spots tho, which is why I think maybe I'm not giving them enough. Also, they seem to stretch a lot more than they do under more controlled conditions. Where not close to a flower light yet, so...this being my first outdoor, I don't know if I should be following a similar schedule with nutes.
In my indoor experience, I would water my ladies every 3 days, with 2 of those being nutes and the third just plain water. Every second plain water, I would add some blackstrap. Then, I typically flushed the last 3 weeks before harvest, once the leaves were already yellowing, and the trics were clouding up.
Outdoor has proven to be different...haha. I don't get any clawing, no burnt tips. I know there are things out in the big bad world that are just naturally there as well, so I have been light on feeding, kinda reading the plants new growth to determine when I add nutes. Should I continue this? Or would there maybe be a better plan of action to get tighter groupings and more yield?
Just curious as to what y'all's thoughts are on this, as I know some of ya get some pretty killer lookin ladies. Mine are lookin a bit whispy in comparison. I don't know if that is simply genetics or what, but these plants just don't look as dense as some I have seen. Maybe it's the sativa genetics in this strain.
I've grown some indoors, and followed a pretty tight feeding schedule, to some success, but this is my first, somewhat controlled, outdoor grow.
These plants are healthy, for the most part. They have some strange growth, but, are looking good. Tallest is about 6 feet at this point. I have been feeding them every couple weeks during this veg, but I am not sure how often I should be adding nutes.
The conditions for the growth medium are as follows:
Whatever the Earth in my yard is, with a small amount of ProMix stirred in.
The dirt in this area is sandy. That's why I tried to mix in a bit of promix, so there would be some....I dunno. This was set up impromptu, as the law had just been passed, and it was already kinda late for planting outdoors. I didn't really have the resources to do a full-on setup, and next season I will be setting this up more proper, with some SubCool super soil, and actually boxing in the beds.
I am just curious how often I should be applying nutes. The leaves are nice and green, no yellowing. A couple have some sporadic white spots tho, which is why I think maybe I'm not giving them enough. Also, they seem to stretch a lot more than they do under more controlled conditions. Where not close to a flower light yet, so...this being my first outdoor, I don't know if I should be following a similar schedule with nutes.
In my indoor experience, I would water my ladies every 3 days, with 2 of those being nutes and the third just plain water. Every second plain water, I would add some blackstrap. Then, I typically flushed the last 3 weeks before harvest, once the leaves were already yellowing, and the trics were clouding up.
Outdoor has proven to be different...haha. I don't get any clawing, no burnt tips. I know there are things out in the big bad world that are just naturally there as well, so I have been light on feeding, kinda reading the plants new growth to determine when I add nutes. Should I continue this? Or would there maybe be a better plan of action to get tighter groupings and more yield?
Just curious as to what y'all's thoughts are on this, as I know some of ya get some pretty killer lookin ladies. Mine are lookin a bit whispy in comparison. I don't know if that is simply genetics or what, but these plants just don't look as dense as some I have seen. Maybe it's the sativa genetics in this strain.
