Dale in Thailand: newbie grower
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she looks good but she is stretching
can you move her into the direct sun?
can you move her into the direct sun?
Hey welcome to the forum. I spent several years in Thailand.
Looks healthy enough, but a little underlit. Are you growing indoors?
Looks healthy enough, but a little underlit. Are you growing indoors?
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I actually have a grow room but it gets hot and it's difficult to control the temperature (I live in Northern Thailand. So, I can get her in direct sunlight or in the grow room, either way the temp is going to be around 90 f.
Thanks so much for your help. Being a rookie, I can kill plants with the best of 'em.....
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Not this plant, I can grow in a grow room inside, but it gets hot, hard to control the temp in the grow room. Outside, I may be able to get it in a little more light.
Thanks so much for your help!!!
If you’re actually in Thailand and it’s a Thai strain then it will tend to be in the tall and gangly side anyway. The plant looks fine though. A fan for air movement will help keep the stem strong.
Start a journal or keep posting here and I’ll tag along.
Start a journal or keep posting here and I’ll tag along.
Welcome dale, looks good!
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Thanks a lot. I just moved it inside yesterday and put it under a grow light. There is a fan near by that it it getting a little breeze from. Hopefully it will show some improvement in a few days.
Again, thanks for the advice
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Good morning, so this is what it looks like after 3 days under a grow light. Time to transplant in a larger pot?
Also, living in Thailand, I'm looking for hot climate seeds. An internet search mostly says sativas, but indicas also show up. Dazed and confused
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Dalewhen you transplant, you can bury her up to those little round leaves (cotyledons), and as far as temps go, I have sativas and indicas, and my veg room is usually around 85 -92 w/lights on, just keep a good breeze on them they'll be fine
Definitely a long ways away from needing a transplant. What strain is that one then?
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Thanks so much. Will do. Can I ask what strain(s) you are growing? I'm in Northern Thailand and looking to buy some seeds that do well in the heat.
when you transplant, you can bury her up to those little round leaves (cotyledons), and as far as temps go, I have sativas and indicas, and my veg room is usually around 85 -92 w/lights on, just keep a good breeze on them they'll be fine
Have a great day!!
Well I have White Widow, Liberty Haze, Ghost O. G., Gorilla Glue #4, Gorilla Zkittles, Skunk, Candy Dawg O. G., and some Autos, Wedding Cake and Purple Haze...those higher temps are okay for veg, but my flowering tent stays 68 - 72 constant for mimicking fall temps and to get the colors to come out like they're supposed to
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That could be spider mites and no its not safe for you to apply anything other than water to your plants being you are stage 4.I never apply anything to mine either monsanto already has poisoned enough of us.
I never apply anything to mine either monsanto already has poisoned enough of us.
Next plant you can pot it right up to the first set of leaves if it wants to stretch from the heat on you.
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Thank you sir, I just put a very weak mixture of baking soda with water on it. Then improved the ventilation and put it a little closer to the light source. Hopefully that will help.
That's an infestation of spider mites, and yes you can do something. Take a gallon of water, mix a tablespoon or two of "Dawn" dish soap put in a spray bottle and soak her good, bottoms and tops of leaves...let set over night and spray again with plain water, you will have to repeat this about twice a week for a month but it will eventually suffocate them...next time look into "Nematodes" they're inexpensive and work great for organic or non organic gardening
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