Looking healthy

The one time I tried growing outdoors, rippers climbed into my garden and tore them to shreds a couple of weeks into flowering

Hi WormSlayer, thanks for dropping by. Bad luck on getting your plants ripped, hope that doesn't happen to me. I have them completely invisible to outside, so hopefully no-one is ever going to know I have them. Haven't told anyone either, and that's the way it's gotta stay.

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hi Greenb how is it going?

Hey kulan hunter, not doing bad thanks. Sorry I've been waylaid (drunk - no weed) for the last six or seven hours. Intended to get some new pics today and put them up, but couldn't get around to it for some reason LOL. Anyway, will def do it tomorrow.

Might as well make this a wee update. Plants are great, although today was an absolute scorcher here, and I mean a scorcher! Had accidentally over-watered them one night during the week after watching one of these videos on the web (you know the ones where they're pouring literally gallons of water onto them) and then it pissed down on them during the night, so they went all droopy. They were fine the next day, but this morning the soil was still quite damp, so I thought no probs, they will be fine until tonight. Got pissed, forgot all about them until about 21:00 hrs. They were droopy as f..k again after all the sun, so got a good watering and should be fine by tomorrow (I hope).

As I said I'll def post some pics tomorrow, and will maybe start another grow journal for my new (I'm a daddy again) four little Purple Power seedlings.

How's things going for you? I see you fear you may have a few probs. Don't worry too much, it will be OK. Will post on your journal tomorrow and try to cheer you up LOL.

green.

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i am glad to hear most thing are going well, i imagine that growing outside can be a git in this weather not knowing if its going to rain or be sunny, but that the uk for you.

i am not too bothered about my grow there is not much i can do now that i am flushing for harvest,thanks for your empathy,
good luck i will check in tomorrow

have fun

Hi all,

Sorry I have been slow to update but I've been busy last few days. So here are my plants at 22 days and they are still growing LOL:

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You can see from Pic 3 that new leaves are now starting to grow at the nodes, so the plants are hopefully going to bush out a lot more over the next couple of weeks.

However, I have a problem. It appears that the newest leaves, and to a lesser extent the last set before the most recent two nodes, are showing signs of trouble. Although the leaves are dark green at the tips, the main part of the leaves are pale green and mottled. I know I've seen this mentioned somewhere, ie only newer leaves affected and still dark at the tips, but can't find it now.

Problem



Does anyone have a clue what this means? Could it be Sulphur deficiency? Or anything else? I haven't been able to check ph of water or soil, but am just about to order a meter. And I haven't fed them at all as yet. Am also going to post a pic in the Plant Problems forum as it will hopefully get wider coverage. I would have posted before but only realised how bad the problem is when I saw the photo. Would be grateful for any advice thanks.

green.

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Plants are looking good mate! Keep it up! As for the problem check this link Kulan Hunter gave me, may be helpful for diagnosis: Marijuana Plant Abuse

These girls been outside the whole time or are you bringing them in at night etc?

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it could be Mn deficiency , this could be caused by high ph this is only a guess, but when you get your meter if your ph is high then it is Mn deficiency due to ph lockout.

urban gardener did an artical on the water quality in england and the north west has the best water and its ph is about 7-7.5 so if you have not checked ph it is probably a bit high hope this helps.

have fun and i hope it is Mn as its quite easy to sort out

Hi GigglePimp.

Thanks for the link, am having a read at it. It's so difficult to find the answer to these things as I'm sure you know - could be more than one factor at work for example - and I'm also getting conflicting information depending on what guide etc I look at.

They are outside all the time for over a week now, although I do set them against the house at night to protect them, at least a bit, if there should be a heavy downpour.

Thanks again for the link - will keep on reading ....

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Dont thank me thank Kulan Hunter lol Good luck with it man i hope it sorts itself out. Im having problems with one of my plants at the moment as well it sucks.

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