Recent content by burjzyntski

You'll be fine. This is what mine looked like after Fay was finished with her...I can just hope that the sun stays around for a while and dries things out, and that my plant has enough green foliage to pull through.

what are slibilizers ? standard H2O ?

I'm not feeding it too much water, Tropical Storm Fay is the one to blame. Yes, it is an organic grow...so now I'm really caught in a bind; I don't want to lose these beneficial bacteria, but I don't want to lose my plant either. I have more of my organic nutes, and I figured that the soil has...

Root rot is basically caused by a lack of oxygen to the roots. Could H2O2 help prevent this? My plant just got hit by TS Fay (LOTS of rain, strong winds) and isn't looking too good...at all. If anyone knows of a way to help counter root rot, please help! The only other thing that I can think of...

I just took some pics of my baby. She still looks green enough to survive, but barely. Maybe the root & bud rot haven't set in yet, but I'm hoping she can pull through. According to mendokid's post (on the cannabis.com link), a slight tug that pulls off the leaf would indicate a bud rot...

I'm scared to go check on her again after this morning's rain...how do you know if you've got root rot or bud rot? I found some information on this wiki page about root rot, and now I'm pretty worried. I also found some information on this cannabis.com page about bud rot, and I'm even more...

I'm scared to go check on her again after this morning's rain...how do you know if you've got root rot or bud rot? I found some information on this wiki page about root rot, and now I'm pretty worried. I also found some information on this cannabis.com page about bud rot, and I'm even more...

yeah, my plant is flowering and we have Sunrise: 06:55:00 AM Sunset: 07:52:00 PM ...so 13hrs ON, 11hrs OFF is apparently all the light we need. Fay has had me scared as well. I went out to check on my girl this morning during a rain-less period and was a bit disappointed by what I saw; she was...

Yeah, she's in a pot, but she's about a fifth of a mile away from my house through the woods and tied (LST'd) to a chickenwire enclosure - so I would have to be very cautious when moving her. As much as I would like to bring her into the garage, that means that I would have to bring her back out...

Thanks, I haven't gone out there again, yet, but hopefully tomorrow will not bring as much rain as yesterday and today, so maybe I'll try to find her some shelter. I really don't want to carry her all the way back to my garage, but anywhere I put her outside is just as hazardous (constant rain...

Hey Crusso, I'm in the same boat. Do you think transplanting [into new, drier soil] would help prevent root rot? That's one of my main concerns right now too...

Okay, I just came back from checking on her and I'm both glad and disappointed. She's still alive, nothing landed on her, and the strings didn't snap her main stem anywhere, so that's all good... but she's noticeably yellower than she was before (many more yellowing leaves). It's been about a...

Thanks for that reassurance guys. I'm just a bit north of WPB, and yes, it is flowering. I know there isn't anything that I can do now, but I'm really glad that she is on some higher ground because we had some SERIOUS flooding all around town. I'm pretty sure that the soil drains well enough. If...

I'm scared to go check on her tomorrow.

If I could have found something around my house that would take care of P, I would have used it. The best thing to use is probably bone meal though. I got a big box of it from wal*mart for around $6. EDIT: check out the link to Homemade Nutrients (NPK values) in my signature and see if you can...