grower215
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Looking good...Just regular dirt from the yard?
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Pussologist
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any kind of manure can attract pest though...
Looking good though bro. What are the strains
Looking good though bro. What are the strains
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Pest shouldn't be a problem , the strains are vanilla kush , kosher kush ,hawaiian snow , ak 47
DaddiSwanga
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They look very nice DenWeed
I'd say so far so good!
I'd say so far so good!
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They look very nice DenWeed
I'd say so far so good!
Thanks DaddiSwanga , actually they looked good when I took these pictures but whe had shitty weather here with hail and shit .. now they look like this :
Calyx Hunter
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Your ladies look beautiful. I think they like to get beat every once in a while. It toughens them up. I'm not being metaphorical just talking about female cannabis plants.
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Update
My ladies are looking really good I think , someone told me in another forum that my plant have spider mites as some leaves have yellow spots , however this don't confirmed because i looked on every single leaf and found nothing , no eggs , no mites NOTHING ... Thes yellow spots showed up when it hailed but there are still stubborn people claiming it is mite damage... I think they look very healthy , of course it's not the best place to grow but , who cares ?
My ladies are looking really good I think , someone told me in another forum that my plant have spider mites as some leaves have yellow spots , however this don't confirmed because i looked on every single leaf and found nothing , no eggs , no mites NOTHING ... Thes yellow spots showed up when it hailed but there are still stubborn people claiming it is mite damage... I think they look very healthy , of course it's not the best place to grow but , who cares ?
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Update
Had a little bit trouble with the hot weather and water logistic , I have to transport water all the way up the hill to the plants so its very time consuming ,but, I figured something out now and they are getting more water .The unknown autoflowering plant is almost finishing , what do you think guys ? when can I cut her down ?
Had a little bit trouble with the hot weather and water logistic , I have to transport water all the way up the hill to the plants so its very time consuming ,but, I figured something out now and they are getting more water .The unknown autoflowering plant is almost finishing , what do you think guys ? when can I cut her down ?
Conradino23
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I'd give it a week or two, but you might want to check trichs before you chop her. I'm not really an auto guy, but these strains should have a 70-80 day cycle usually.
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Me neither , it was a mistake from the seedbank they sent me an auto rather than the hawaiian snow ,however, I was planning one more week but I will check the trichs to make sure . Thanks !
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Notorious420
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Update
Harvested my auto two weeks ago yielded 146g wet and 38 dry its now curing for 1 week , I got a new hawaiian snow seed from the seedbank to apologize their mistake , I placed it in the same pot where the auto flowering was , here are some pics of my current grow...
Hey, I am going to be growing my plants outdoors. And I was wondering if you gave your plants any nutrients and if you ever had them planted into the ground? I am a new grower and I was wondering that.
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I never planted them in the ground , and yes I give them nutes for vegging I give them a 6-5-5 , and now im giving them Big bud from advanced nutrients for flowering 0-1-3
Notorious420
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Do I have to give them nutrients if I plant them in the ground?
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It is advisable yes , If you wanna good stuff you should give them nutes... and If u want to plant in the ground I advise u to dig up a big hole and fill it with good soil , you can get it in any garden store
Conradino23
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Plant them in the ground, that's my opinion. They'll get bigger and healthier. Prepare your soil before it very well and keep fertilization to minimum.
