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A few pics of Dawn - who was extremely droopy this morning. I gave her a little water and moved her into the shade. Ten minutes later she looked MUCH better.
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I found two of these invaders. Last year I saw them as well. I think when I looked them up they were some type of sap sucker.
Friend or Foe?
Friend or Foe?
TwelveCoffee
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She’s so pretty Grateful glad some water helped her out we are at 84 F today got burned while trying to get the busA few pics of Dawn - who was extremely droopy this morning. I gave her a little water and moved her into the shade. Ten minutes later she looked MUCH better.
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Hiya TC!
It's been nice here in SoCal! Warmer today - will be 82˚F. and 20% RH.
Lori And Dawn have always been . . . . fickle. The other 5 keep chugging along.
I only topped two - Tara and Cindy. Mostly because I got busy and forgot to top the others. Now I think they may be too big for topping. No worries - outside they get plenty of sun and I see lots of new potential bud sites. All are getting bushier every day.
The battle with bugs begins in earnest.
Looks like a bit of a reveg to me! Won't know for sure for a few more days for those leaves to grow out, but if it's true that means a 3 more weeks of pure veg growth. 
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The two JH do not like something I’m doing. They seemed fine after the last water only feeding, but 3 days ago I gave all the plants nutes. FF big bloom and grow big, along with calmag. Soon after I noticed an increase in yellowing. This morning the yellowing is more pronounced.Looks like a bit of a reveg to me! Won't know for sure for a few more days for those leaves to grow out, but if it's true that means a 3 more weeks of pure veg growth.
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The other plants seem to be doing ok. Even the two droopy girls looked great yesterday afternoon.
I don’t get it.
I don’t get it.
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I may be behind but I thought you cut the cal mag out did that help at all?
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Last feeding I added calmag again.
Odd that the others are ok with it.
Finicky brats.
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That’s really weird all same sin exposure etc?Last feeding I added calmag again.
Odd that the others are ok with it.
Finicky brats.
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Yep all same.
Weird thing is a month ago the two Jacks were happy as can be, and the OG girls were upset at something.
I grew 2 Jack Herers indoors last summer. Jack Herer 1 was a great grow from start to finish while Jack Herer 2 seemed unhappier. Both were fed and trained the same. I never really figured out what was making her unhappy. I upped her feed and added Cal-Mag to no avail. I think some plants are just this way.
Did you ask @InTheShed ?
Did you ask @InTheShed ?
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Hi Hash Girl!
Yes very strange. The two JH started out just fine - happy as can be. The OG girls were originally not happy. Now a month later the OG girls look GREAT! The two JH look sad.
Not gonna stress tho.
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The OG girls are looking mighty fine today.
I swear Lori and Dawn grew 3 inches overnight. I'm gonna have to break out a measuring tape.
I swear Lori and Dawn grew 3 inches overnight. I'm gonna have to break out a measuring tape.
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The two Jack sisters look a little sad.
I'm guessing Calcium deficiency. I'll up the CalMag for just these two and see what happens.
I'm guessing Calcium deficiency. I'll up the CalMag for just these two and see what happens.
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Julie looks like she for sure is going back to veg. Janice is a maybe. Not seeing a ton of new leaves. I could be wrong.
Not sure what week feeding schedule you're on with the Grow Big and the Big Bloom, but they should be getting 3 tsp/gallon of each, along with the max dose of cal-mag with each feeding.
The yellowing might be coming from the heat (I suggest you get them off the concrete) as well as the revegging which might require a different strength mix.
If the yellowing doesn't spread I wouldn't worry about it.
The yellowing might be coming from the heat (I suggest you get them off the concrete) as well as the revegging which might require a different strength mix.
If the yellowing doesn't spread I wouldn't worry about it.
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Complete agreement Shed!
Yes I've been feeding those amounts.
Not gonna worry.
As far as concrete - well . . . . if I move them off the cement the only other suitable location is on grass near bushes (privet and hibiscus) - which comes with more bugs. Did I mention I hate bugs? I'll look into other options. My plan is to let them get plenty of sun early am, then by 1pm they are in shade from the patio. The concrete is cooler but they still get plenty of light.
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So I was sitting out back communing with the ladies and decided to prune Lori ala Kyle Kushman style - remove about the lower third of the plant a few weeks before flower. I trimmed lower branches and then topped her as she was not as bushy as the others. Could be bad. Or it could work out. We'll see. I've done this before and seemed to work just fine.
Sitting next to Dawn who will get trimmed in a day or two.
Thoughts?
Sitting next to Dawn who will get trimmed in a day or two.
Thoughts?
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I probably could have trimmed Lori a LOT more. I get the feeling these girls are going to get much bigger than my previous plants.
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