2022 OSCS grow

Ph was high initially.

Info to be posted later. Some of the plants

Some more plants (not all plants/strains shown)

Best looking plant after last night's frost



Worst looking plant after last night's frost

(Yes that is a broom. )

Mutation is getting interesting.

SidV said:

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What are you growing in?

Environment
North West US desert

Temp
90-115f

winf 50
mph+

Medium
1.5 gal potting soil in ground

Mutation appears in about 2/10 of custom strain

What strain,type?

Mutant strain is Tahoe OG x Super Skunk

CaptainLucky said:

What strain,type?

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I got 2 seedlings growing outdoors in styro-cups,1 Temple cush reg.+1 Green Crack auto. The T-K is doing good and G-C is healthy but not getting bigger.I’ve heard you can stunt auto’s by getting too hot.

CaptainLucky said:

I got 2 seedlings growing outdoors in styro-cups,1 Temple cush reg.+1 Green Crack auto. The T-K is doing good and G-C is healthy but not getting bigger.I’ve heard you can stunt auto’s by getting too hot.

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Both are growing in cheap p.soil, I bought some FFHF but I’m afraid of transplanting them.

CaptainLucky said:

Both are growing in cheap p.soil, I bought some FFHF but I’m afraid of transplanting them.

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Heat can definitely stunt growth for a bit but it will usually start up after the plant gets acclimated.

Growth may be stunted due to being in a cup and rootbound. If the cup is getting hot then your roots may begin to cook. I never personally use hot fertilizer as it adds an uncontrolled aspect that if things go wrong they go wrong fast.

I would check your roots (if you can slide the dirt mass out of the cup safely). If the roots appear dark then there most likely getting cooked from heat.

Sorry I can't be more help.

By hot fertilizer I meant fertilizer (soil) with nutrients

SidV said:

Heat can definitely stunt growth for a bit but it will usually start up after the plant gets acclimated.

Growth may be stunted due to being in a cup and rootbound. If the cup is getting hot then your roots may begin to cook. I never personally use hot fertilizer as it adds an uncontrolled aspect that if things go wrong they go wrong fast.

I would check your roots (if you can slide the dirt mass out of the cup safely). If the roots appear dark then there most likely getting cooked from heat.

Sorry I can't be more help.

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Thanks for the info, I kind of thought that cause the T-K loves the sun. The G-C looks healthy, good color just not growing much.

I've used Epsom salt in the past when I've had a plant stunted by root issues or nutrient lockout. Tbh epsom salt should be used every few weeks as it does too many beneficial things to list

Super cropped plant. Cage makes it yuck

Thanks for the info may the Universe treat you and your Ladies kindly

If your just checking this thread things are going to start ramping up. We are doing a few giveaways this year (no not free weed. Sorry) and making a few huge announcements.
Anyways enjoy the carnage

Put one just rooted clone out to see if it was ready for the extreme heat.
Clone will also start it's 12/12 cycle tonight and be used to make feminized pollen.