New grower. Deficiency? Outdoors

greenhunter420

greenhunter420

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Hey there im new to growing. i have 4 Outdoor candy cane autoflowers on day 36. 2 are doing beautiful and 2 are also looking great but there starting to get a deficiency of some sort. i havnt watered for about a week now and the pots are drying out but still a little most half way down. was looking into it i was thinking maybe a cal mag deficiency.
Also iv bin quite prompt on moving them out of direct sunlight on our heat waves. missed one day we got a bit of wind and i noticed the leaf ripped.
Still new. let me know what you think and any advice that could get them looking back to my healthy plant would be much appreciated thank you community

 

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Kevinpi

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Hello fellow Canadian dont grow autos lol sprout the seeds put them in red Solo cups and when. They out grow them around the size that are in your pictures dig them right in the ground let mother nature take care of most of the work ! ;) That's my out door garden !
 

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Kevinpi said:
Hello fellow Canadian dont grow autos lol sprout the seeds put them in red Solo cups and when. They out grow them around the size that are in your pictures dig them right in the ground let mother nature take care of most of the work ! ;) That's my out door garden !
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Now thats a garden. i would do the same but i live in SK where the tempature blows and sucks and gets down to cold tempatures. need to be able to move them with out shitty conditions here. just a start to learn each deficiency. so im that much more ahead for my regular or fem grow after this 1.
 
Kevinpi

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I live in Southern Ontario weather cant be too much different, they can take a lot of punishment, I first put them out when overnight temperatures were only reaching single digits maybe 10 degrees if I was lucky what I use for my feeding is the fox farm lineup of grow big big Bloom tiger bloom and Cal mag on the side and it seems to really work also this year I had to introduce Boomerang comeback formula that stuff works so well!
 
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Kevinpi said:
I live in Southern Ontario weather cant be too much different, they can take a lot of punishment, I first put them out when overnight temperatures were only reaching single digits maybe 10 degrees if I was lucky what I use for my feeding is the fox farm lineup of grow big big Bloom tiger bloom and Cal mag on the side and it seems to really work also this year I had to introduce Boomerang comeback formula that stuff works so well!
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weather here is pretty messed up. usually over night lows are 5-10. constantly windy usually. flat lands where your dog runs away and 3 days later you can still see him. XD mine sprouted in +6. planted my seeds june 1st. I was actually looking at the nutes at waterboys. the exact ones you mentioned i was going to try for my first nutes. theres 3 of them. also i know i need to purchase cal mag. im quiet positive thats what my deficiency is (cal-mag). well mainly hoping. but i cant water for another couple days still.
In your opinion. what do you think of the browning edges. also next time im not buying slow release soil. i purchased sea-soil witch is slow release the other plants seem to be loving it but the 2 are not.
also 2 of my plants are starting to mass produce little white hairs. i know there autos but. healthy is healthy no?
what exactly is boomerang formula. going to look it up now
 
Kevinpi

Kevinpi

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greenhunter420 said:
weather here is pretty messed up. usually over night lows are 5-10. constantly windy usually. flat lands where your dog runs away and 3 days later you can still see him. XD mine sprouted in +6. planted my seeds june 1st. I was actually looking at the nutes at waterboys. the exact ones you mentioned i was going to try for my first nutes. theres 3 of them. also i know i need to purchase cal mag. im quiet positive thats what my deficiency is (cal-mag). well mainly hoping. but i cant water for another couple days still.
In your opinion. what do you think of the browning edges. also next time im not buying slow release soil. i purchased sea-soil witch is slow release the other plants seem to be loving it but the 2 are not.
also 2 of my plants are starting to mass produce little white hairs. i know there autos but. healthy is healthy no?
what exactly is boomerang formula. going to look it up now
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greenhunter420 said:
weather here is pretty messed up. usually over night lows are 5-10. constantly windy usually. flat lands where your dog runs away and 3 days later you can still see him. XD mine sprouted in +6. planted my seeds june 1st. I was actually looking at the nutes at waterboys. the exact ones you mentioned i was going to try for my first nutes. theres 3 of them. also i know i need to purchase cal mag. im quiet positive thats what my deficiency is (cal-mag). well mainly hoping. but i cant water for another couple days still.
In your opinion. what do you think of the browning edges. also next time im not buying slow release soil. i purchased sea-soil witch is slow release the other plants seem to be loving it but the 2 are not.
also 2 of my plants are starting to mass produce little white hairs. i know there autos but. healthy is healthy no?
what exactly is boomerang formula. going to look it up now
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It could be a few things, but the good news is, it doesn't look too bad, use the Cal mag and see what happens, you don't have much time with the autos to rectify the problem. I see that they're in buckets how is the drainage? I like to use fabric pots if I'm going to use a pot helps the roots breathe and drains the water better .
 
greenhunter420

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Kevinpi said:
It could be a few things, but the good news is, it doesn't look too bad, use the Cal mag and see what happens, you don't have much time with the autos to rectify the problem. I see that they're in buckets how is the drainage? I like to use fabric pots if I'm going to use a pot helps the roots breathe and drains the water better .
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Kevinpi said:
It could be a few things, but the good news is, it doesn't look too bad, use the Cal mag and see what happens, you don't have much time with the autos to rectify the problem. I see that they're in buckets how is the drainage? I like to use fabric pots if I'm going to use a pot helps the roots breathe and drains the water better .
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Kevinpi said:
It could be a few things, but the good news is, it doesn't look too bad, use the Cal mag and see what happens, you don't have much time with the autos to rectify the problem. I see that they're in buckets how is the drainage? I like to use fabric pots if I'm going to use a pot helps the roots breathe and drains the water better .
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Its not looking to bad, but i noticed it the first day after water. going to recheck my water and adjust if need be tommorow or tuesday. the drainage is real good. i have about 100 good size holes in the bottom and everytime i water it drains real nice. soils not clumpy or like clay. i will defenitly changing to different pots after this are done. there now on day 3 of preflower and just climbing. doesnt seem to be getting to worse but ill see what i can do with my next water
 
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