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Ha its a snow cap!

Im not using any because of the soil he put the clones in already has time released nutes.

It looks as if more leaves are developing this problem but it mostly older ones. These clones are also from an outdoor plant.

He ave them to me i MG moisture control soil. Can I flush the time released nute out???

I am having a problem with my clones a friend gave to me. They look like they are over fertilized but i'm not quite sure. I have included pics of the leafs they a crispy except for the more yellow one. Any help would be appreciated and I will +rep every one who responds with a logical answer...

Im sorry to say this but it takes a hell of a long time to reveg than to start flower again! By the time it flowers again it will probably be mid September and that's way to late. Lots of risk for frost!

It looks like it is revegging!!!!

Make me LOL! jk

He said they got contaminated.

The plant in the shade probably stretched. The plant in full sun has closer nodes so it is shorter than the shaded plants. Full sun makes for denser buds and more yield.bongsmilie

Leave them out there and just make sure they have water. cannabis is capable of surviving really high heat. bad example is mexico but if they grew it properly they would have huge dank buds. Instead they get fluffy buds and brick them up and sold as schwag.

hydro-phonics???? lol

Go to the shroomery website.

Yea man hurry and get water in there and they should revive within 6-8 hrs.

I topped them on Wednesday and they look great!! They are so hardy and fast growing!!!

Bump......

Oh wow well in the UK its totally different. I'm in the usa.

I thought that growing outdoors the plants start to flower themselves. What part of the world are you in??? Where i live my outdoor plants are 1 week into flowering and coming along nicely.

Being bare at the bottom is not a bad thing. It allows for more airflow. Which in the long run means less mold issues. Most people wont tell you your yield because it is very hard to predict.

I'm not completely sure but you should check and see if they are root bound. If they are you wont get the max yield from those plants.