Smeegol
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Also rotate your girl so all sides get even sunlight if it's possible.
Taben's Outdoor South African Sativa
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Hey @Tabenf!
Nice looking sativa you got there!
I spend lots of time on the west coast - lovely growing weather outdoors if you are out the wind.
I'll keep a close eye on your journal, looks like you've still got lots of time for her to fatten up.
Nice looking sativa you got there!
I spend lots of time on the west coast - lovely growing weather outdoors if you are out the wind.
I'll keep a close eye on your journal, looks like you've still got lots of time for her to fatten up.
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Some pics taken yesterday im getting more pests including whitflies and small beetles dunno what those are. Wheather has been really bad last week almost every day cloudy and today as well temps between 19-26°. How far out do you guys think i am? Struggling with sun position also space for moving and rotation a bit small. Besides all that im very happy with her thus far
Looking good man. I'd say at least 4 to 6 weeks. But never know if you don't know the strain.Some pics taken yesterday im getting more pests including whitflies and small beetles dunno what those are. Wheather has been really bad last week almost every day cloudy and today as well temps between 19-26°. How far out do you guys think i am? Struggling with sun position also space for moving and rotation a bit small. Besides all that im very happy with her thus far
Smeegol
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Morning mr.T I agree with mr.Rugged, what are you using against pests brother....
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Hey at the moment only an earbud its not that infested im scared to use sprays this late in flowering im gonno try irie lions spray this weekend
Strainyourbrain
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Hi @Tabenf , Your plant looks great. that should give you a great yield. Plenty of buds on those cola's.
Lekker man, lekker.
Lekker man, lekker.
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Thanks appreciate
Hey @Tabenf, i'm heading to Langebaan tomorrow for the easter weekend. Let me know if you'd like to meet up and i can give you some stuff to take care of your pest problem. Also i've got some late flower nutes containing lots of NPK which really helps bulking up your bud in the last 6 weeks and seriously brings out those terpenes you're looking for, i've got an extra sample bottle which should last the rest of your grow if you are keen. Let me know
Atami Bloombastic - if you want to check it out. Really strong stuff 0.5-1ml per liter.
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Cool man thanks im in Velddrif the wife is working friday and sat ill see what i can do i would not mind that nutes lol thanks for the good gesture!
Cool i’ll Dm you my whatsapp number and you can let me know.
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She is going along. Can't do much to rush these sativas I'm afraid. Still some weeks yet but looking like she will come out on top.
Strainyourbrain
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Yip I agree. still plenty new growth on the buds.
All playing the waiting game
All playing the waiting game
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Evening @Tabenf! She is looking great, seems like the buds are starting to fill out! Our African sativas are long flowerers so she'll have at least 4 weeks left in her!
Regarding the clawing of the leaves - from my experience it is due to Nitrogen toxicity or wind burn. There are a couple other things it could be but the couple times i have picked it up with my grows it has been those to culprits. You probably haven't changed up your feedings so i'm sure it is wind burn. It was windy as hell in Langebaan over the weekend so i'm sure the wind made it your way too. So for now i'd check it out in a day or two and if it hasn't corrected itself i would give her a flush.
Other than that she is looking great!
Have you got a full pic of her i'd love to check her length?
Regarding the clawing of the leaves - from my experience it is due to Nitrogen toxicity or wind burn. There are a couple other things it could be but the couple times i have picked it up with my grows it has been those to culprits. You probably haven't changed up your feedings so i'm sure it is wind burn. It was windy as hell in Langebaan over the weekend so i'm sure the wind made it your way too. So for now i'd check it out in a day or two and if it hasn't corrected itself i would give her a flush.
Other than that she is looking great!
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Yea had heavy wind ill take you one when i get home im still waiting for your dm Lion lolEvening @Tabenf! She is looking great, seems like the buds are starting to fill out! Our African sativas are long flowerers so she'll have at least 4 weeks left in her!
Regarding the clawing of the leaves - from my experience it is due to Nitrogen toxicity or wind burn. There are a couple other things it could be but the couple times i have picked it up with my grows it has been those to culprits. I'm sure you haven't changed up your feedings so i'm sure it is wind burn. It was windy as hell in Langebaan over the weekend so i'm sure the wind made it your way too. So for now i'd check it out in a day or two and if it hasn't corrected itself i would give her a flush.
Other than that she is looking great!
I get the same when the wind smashes them. That look is sponsored by the cape doctor haha. Some kelpak and they should fix up. Mine look like that permanently as it's a toss up between max sun and wind or shelter but less sun. I chose sun.
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Cool man you got anything for the purple ing?
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