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How do these look? First time grower.

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How do these look? First time grower.

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#21
When I did the worm castings and compost the plants got pretty dark green and a few of the leaves got crispy and curled up ends.
 
#23
GNick55 said:
no just leaves lying on soil surface and nearby..
early you said in a post they had nute burn?
how do you know that for sure?
unless you know for sure about what’s going on than always post pictures for others to see and maybe catch what’s going on to help out..
plants are starved, probably the raining has washed out the nutrients quicker than thought..
possibly now the immune system is compromised and issues are on their way..
outdoors can be soo challenging for some that’s why i say always plant in the ground for outdoors..
worst case which i have to do sometimes here as there’s a lot of clay soil, is i have to dig a 3x3 hole or bigger and fill with a good medium and feed it dry amendments mostly..
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Same here soil is crap. I kinda wish I would’ve dug a hole instead of using pots. But I’ll have to try that next time.
 
#24
I’ve been using BioCanna, I’m a noob so not much to compare it to, but I’ve had good results , it’s a one bottle system for flower, you can get the “bloom” but not required. I do end up using silica and cal-mag , so not one bottle but it’s intended to be.
 
#25
how dar along do you think she is?
 

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#28
GNick55 said:
what area you in?.
what do you have there for nutrients/feeding?
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Virginia. I haven’t fed them anything other than the soil I started them out in. Don’t have anything on hand either I have a local grow store I’m gonna visit when they open here in a bit.
 
#29
Slapnuts said:
Virginia. I haven’t fed them anything other than the soil I started them out in. Don’t have anything on hand either I have a local grow store I’m gonna visit when they open here in a bit.
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ok so take a picture as clear as you can about 12-15 inches from a nice bud/branch..
i’ll tell you what to look for to finish this grow..
 
#31
GNick55 said:
ok so take a picture as clear as you can about 12-15 inches from a nice bud/branch..
i’ll tell you what to look for to finish this grow..
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It’s not staying high res when I upload it for some reason. Lmk if you want a different pic.
 
#32
ok looks like 3-4 weeks into flowering..
i looked up weather, not sure if your area but looks to be warm/hot and no rain?..
probably best to go with a liquid nutrient at this point and a small bottle of calmag..
does this store your going to have a website?
 
#33
GNick55 said:
ok looks like 3-4 weeks into flowering..
i looked up weather, not sure if your area but looks to be warm/hot and no rain?..
probably best to go with a liquid nutrient at this point and a small bottle of calmag..
does this store your going to have a website?
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It’s been super hot and dry past few weeks. But we have a hurricane heading into the gulf that could hammer us this week. The store doesn’t have a website but they carry a decent about of stuff. I think most their nutrients are Athena.
 
#34
Slapnuts said:
It’s been super hot and dry past few weeks. But we have a hurricane heading into the gulf that could hammer us this week. The store doesn’t have a website but they carry a decent about of stuff. I think most their nutrients are Athena.
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They have a whole shelf of one other brand too I think it’s nectar for the gods
 
#35
Slapnuts said:
It’s been super hot and dry past few weeks. But we have a hurricane heading into the gulf that could hammer us this week. The store doesn’t have a website but they carry a decent about of stuff. I think most their nutrients are Athena.
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ok..
Athena nutrients are not needed at this point..
your basic needs at this point are a small bottle of calmag and a nutrient ratio like 2-4-5..
Bontanicare calmag
(1 pint)
Botanicare bloom 1-4-5 (1 gallon)..
 
#38
Slapnuts said:
I went ahead and just got those 2 you mentioned next day. Thank you for the help.
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ok so when it’s time to water/feed.. use 2.5 ml per gallon of calmag and use 6/7 ml per gallon of bloom per gallon.. mix together in the same water.. got rain water to use, if so use that but your tap water will be fine..
but keep this journal going so i can follow and post daily updates..
 
#39
GNick55 said:
ok so when it’s time to water/feed.. use 2.5 ml per gallon of calmag and use 6/7 ml per gallon of bloom per gallon.. mix together in the same water.. got rain water to use, if so use that but your tap water will be fine..
but keep this journal going so i can follow and post daily updates..
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10 4 will do.
 
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