Treeibus
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can anyone tell me what this weird new growth could be caused from ... other than it being 100+ temp here I cant think of what might cause this
Weird new growth
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is the humidity good or too low ?
Some kind of stress ... hard to tell what kind.
Heat.
Ph.
Rh.
A hundred degrees will do that.
What kind of music do you play for your plants?
They might not like it ... try Led Zeplin, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd ... usually settles them right down.
For hot days I suggest:
"Summer Nights” by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John.
“Sunny Afternoon” by The Kinks.
“Summertime” by Big Brother & the Holding Company.
“In the Summertime” by Mungo Jerry.
“Summer in the City” by the Lovin' Spoonful.
“The Boys of Summer” by Don Henley
“Summertime Blues” by Eddie Cochran
“Hot Fun in the Summertime” by Sly and the Family Stone
“Summer in the City” by the Lovin’ Spoonful
"Jump in the Fire" by Metalica
"Hot Blooded" by Foreigner
Heat.
Ph.
Rh.
A hundred degrees will do that.
What kind of music do you play for your plants?
They might not like it ... try Led Zeplin, Aerosmith, Pink Floyd ... usually settles them right down.
For hot days I suggest:
"Summer Nights” by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John.
“Sunny Afternoon” by The Kinks.
“Summertime” by Big Brother & the Holding Company.
“In the Summertime” by Mungo Jerry.
“Summer in the City” by the Lovin' Spoonful.
“The Boys of Summer” by Don Henley
“Summertime Blues” by Eddie Cochran
“Hot Fun in the Summertime” by Sly and the Family Stone
“Summer in the City” by the Lovin’ Spoonful
"Jump in the Fire" by Metalica
"Hot Blooded" by Foreigner
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Treeibus
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Humidity stays high here around 60-80% most of the time
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Treeibus
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I figure it is the heat ... although all my other plants are doing great, this one must be more sensitive to the temp Ph and everything else is right inline... As far as entertainment for the ladies they tend to like electronic music... Trance Melodic to be exact... I tried them on what i prefeer (rock) but they tend to like the more melodic sounds that sooth them
HAHA Great comment @Auggie Thank you for stopping in 
Try extra silica in her feed. It may help with heat resistance.
Dbdub
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Music ?
CanadianJim
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Ever try the Type O Negative cover of "Summer Breeze"?
I agree that it looks like stress. Or she tried to grow 4 leaves in the space for two.
Have you ever tried beige shade cloth? A guy from So Cal used it for his plants, to cut the heat. Didn't seem to affect his plants negatively, still had a few nice and bushy girls, and even his sativas weren't too leggy.
I agree that it looks like stress. Or she tried to grow 4 leaves in the space for two.
Have you ever tried beige shade cloth? A guy from So Cal used it for his plants, to cut the heat. Didn't seem to affect his plants negatively, still had a few nice and bushy girls, and even his sativas weren't too leggy.
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Treeibus
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I have the majority of my plants under shade cloth and there doing great ...this one is out in the sun for 6 hrs a day with 100+ temp so that has to be the prob ... here is a pic of the other plants under the shade
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Treeibus
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Awesome I will try that thanks for response bro! you seem to always have the answers I need @DonkeyDick
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Treeibus
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Yes music ...They love it
Another thing I use for stress is aspirin.
Yup.
Tell her to take an aspirin and call you in the morning.
500 mg (1.5 tablets) in a gallon. Also add 5ml of SuperThrive.
Great de-stresser.
Do it no more often than once a week, and don't add anything in like feed or silica or such.
I use it for transplanting too. Or ANYTHING that causes stress.
There's several articles written on it, not my original idea ... look it up.
Yup.
Tell her to take an aspirin and call you in the morning.
500 mg (1.5 tablets) in a gallon. Also add 5ml of SuperThrive.
Great de-stresser.
Do it no more often than once a week, and don't add anything in like feed or silica or such.
I use it for transplanting too. Or ANYTHING that causes stress.
There's several articles written on it, not my original idea ... look it up.
Oh yea.
My trimmers had some rap type chit playing at full volume for a couple of days and they almost went into shock. Stalled the growing.
New rule ... no gangsta rap.
The girls tell me that they really like (you won't believe this) to listen to opera. But, I can't do that. So, we compromised and now tune into 70's and 80's rock ... it's good because we can actually understand and hear the lyrics and sing along.
You should hear them when they all doing "Stairway to Heaven" in three part harmony.
(I do have one plant, way in the corner back there, that can't carry a tune in a bucket. She's beautiful, so we put up with her, but she can't sing for crap.)
Music will not help your plants but it may keep you calmer so you do not overreact to nothing at all.
MY girls disagree.
Also, to add:
Be sure to get the cheap aspirin ... not coated or anything. Crush em a bit and throw em in the bucket. There will be a little bit of dirt left over that won't dissolve, ignore it.
Since I have a mid sized garden (24 lights) I go to the feed store and get a jug of aspirin that they give to horses and large critters for fever, or arthritis and such. If you use that, be sure that it has nothing else in it, and read the dosage so you use no more than 500 mg per gallon.
OK, well, you're outdoors. That's why.My ladies like sun and nutrients and water and fresh air.
No music needed outdoors.
They get to listen to nature ... birds singing, bees humming, next door neighbors making love.
They get music all day it just only helps me.
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