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troythepooh14
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looks like nute burn to me..
kanabis
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There is a lot written on the web on how to do this or that and if it is true that you might get some tips, fact is that you learn from your own experience. Once I was like you, I made my mistakes and learned from it. Today, after a full year of activity and study, I still discover that I make mistakes but I'm also able to find out I have learned a lot. One of the biggest thing I learnt is that each strain is different and require different cares
So, this is my experience, I have been applying the following for many crops and have a good success rate. This is not a recipe for success but might give you some motivation to learn about it.
1. I splice the stem of the cutting once and barely remove any cork cambium. Sometimes, I don't even splice.
2. I never recycle my soil, always fresh and full of nutrients.
3. I mist my cuttings every 2 hours or depending on the temp as needed, keeping always a minimum of 80% humidity.
4. I have never given nuts to seedling and less to cuttings except the cloning gel.
5. At the beginning, the dome is 90% closed, I open gradually as the root system develop.
6. When the clone is well developed NOT like you have, I will start giving 1/4 dose of nuts and up gradually and making sequence of W-W-F-W-W-F ...
7. I also give them drip clean to avoid the salt built up.
8. Water wise, when the plant gives back 10% of the water you just gave, it's enough!
9. To check if the plant needs water, I grab the bag and feel the weight.
10. I pay attention to the size of the container and give lots of extra room since a beginning.
hey, maybe I'm doing something wrong ... so far so good!
kanabis
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Definitely a nuts burn. Your plants are still babies, cut the nuts for now until you see a stronger stem. I'm not 100% sure but you should never have 2 plants per container, I did it and results are inferior. Consider also transplanting your girls and give them some space! go with a 3 gal or even a 5 gal container.
obamasmokesweed
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wut up you said its outdoors just want to know how long has it been flowering i have an outdoor plant that showed preflowers about 2 weeks ago but its not flowering yet im in the southeast us
what kind of soil you using and does it have time release nutes in it
what kind of soil you using and does it have time release nutes in it
kanabis
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To me it looks like nuts burn. This might be from the soil too, it might be too strong for the plant, did you transplant recently? I had this happening using Ocean forest from Fox farms. The tips are also flipping up which is a sign. Describe what you are doing and give us a little more info.
Dizz1e
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PLEASE ANY BODY.................. help........
what exactly is circled? The little new shoots of leaves growing? Then yes that's normal.
And to the other question, you only need to water when the soil is dry. You can't really ask how much water is enough water cause it's different for everyone. For container plants I would usually water every other day since they would dry out quickly under the direct CFL light I had them under. Then I would just water with distilled water until water started to drip out of the bottom drainage holes. You could always invest in an $8.00 moisture meter, most of them will also show you the pH of your soil.
The problems with your plants in the first pic doesn't look like a watering problem. Could be something in the soil your using (pH or nute wise). More information would allow for more help. What type of soil are you using? You said they are just getting water and sunlight right? What type of water are you giving them?
Good Luck
edit: I just noticed it looks like you have more than one plant per pot. Each plant should really get their own container.
troythepooh14
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...to me it looks like there 2 plants in the pot
gervinho
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help any one..........................
