Nijini
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How long more?. We are now getting one week of sunshine with temperatures around 50´s at night and 60s during the day. But 2 weeks from now the temps will drop a lot and rainy season start with around 10 days non stop pouring then 1 or 2 days cloudy and then more rain. this will go on until mid november. By november temperatures will be in the 40s. It will also be 9 weeks or so of flowering. What should I do? I am in doubt.She's pretty much perfect by the looks of things.
I live in the Northeast and it was 43 this AM . Plant still fine. She will let you know if it's to cold by it's leaves turning purple.No problem with the cold weather?
nksI live in the Northeast and it was 43 this AM . Plant still fine. She will let you know if it's to cold by it's leaves turning purple.
I can't recall what your elevation is. She's in the ground, so there's little worry about cold other than it will probably stall flowering. She's got WEEKS to go yet in my opinion, more than a month, probably more like two to three. Nurse her along as best you can. Watch CLOSELY for mold in the buds and have something like rubbing alcohol with you, with a sprayer, when you go to visit her. If you find any rot, cut it out making certain that you've cut all of it out, not a single speck left, and spray the area with the rubbing alcohol.How long more?. We are now getting one week of sunshine with temperatures around 50´s at night and 60s during the day. But 2 weeks from now the temps will drop a lot and rainy season start with around 10 days non stop pouring then 1 or 2 days cloudy and then more rain. this will go on until mid november. By november temperatures will be in the 40s. It will also be 9 weeks or so of flowering. What should I do? I am in doubt.
What for? What good will it do to her? My agronomist friend tells me that peeing is a misconception. The urea amount needed by a plant is so little that 1 single drop would be enough for 5 gallons of water. More than that is directly harmful for a plant. But, he does´t grow pot so please enlighten me :-)Pee around her if you can, and if you can save some pee to put around her, do that.
They don't seem to be beefing up much which could be lack of nutrientsstrain dependingThank you. I will listen to you. My agronomist friend told me that long time ago, maybe even 25 years ago and he passed away in 2000 so I won´t be asking him anything so soon.
But tell me something, why do you suggest that? By the photos does it look like it needs food?
I don´t know. This is the first time I am finishing a regular Paraguayan sativa. i have done some auto earlier but none regular. Seamaiden wrote that I need one more month, maybe 2. It looks like that. The growth is very slow here in the mountains and no much sun as our elevation is where the clouds are usuallyThey don't seem to be beefing up much which could be lack of nutrientsstrain depending
Yes, it's going to need food and right now it wants phosphorous. Do you see how the petioles (the stems that attach the leaves to the plant itself) are red, kind of purple? That's a sign the plant is unable to fully form and utilize sugars, which requires phosphorous, and plants are all about making sugars. And especially as it begins to go heavily into flower, it's going to need more potassium and phosphorous, it will be translocating nitrogen from lower leaves up to the flower growth so expect it to start yellowing from the bottom up and from the inside out. Don't try to feed it too much nitrogen at this point.Thank you. I will listen to you. My agronomist friend told me that long time ago, maybe even 25 years ago and he passed away in 2000 so I won´t be asking him anything so soon.
But tell me something, why do you suggest that? By the photos does it look like it needs food?
He got a very late start to the season. I think we'd agree that if he were showing us these pix in July we'd say she's doing great.They don't seem to be beefing up much which could be lack of nutrientsstrain depending
Well look at that girl just chuggin' along, minding her own business growin' flowers!
Yes, it's going to need food and right now it wants phosphorous. Do you see how the petioles (the stems that attach the leaves to the plant itself) are red, kind of purple? That's a sign the plant is unable to fully form and utilize sugars, which requires phosphorous, and plants are all about making sugars. And especially as it begins to go heavily into flower, it's going to need more potassium and phosphorous, it will be translocating nitrogen from lower leaves up to the flower growth so expect it to start yellowing from the bottom up and from the inside out. Don't try to feed it too much nitrogen at this point.
Urine, or even better urine with wood ashes, will provide her everything she'll need to make her best flowers for you. :)
He got a very late start to the season. I think we'd agree that if he were showing us these pix in July we'd say she's doing great.
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