How do they look?

Herbicide

Well-Known Member

• Apr 4, 2013

• #1

Okay, recently i made a post about a mistake i made with an old water bottle with left over nutes in them. Long story short i burned my babies.

https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/636964-horrible-accident-need-help.html <link to pics of the burnt plants


It's been 10 days or so since then and this is how they look now, what do you all think?

 

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HTP

Active Member

• Apr 4, 2013

• #2

They look like they need to be rotated or else the planes are going to have one hell of a gangster lean to them.

 

Herbicide

Well-Known Member

• Apr 4, 2013

• #3

Was noticing that in the pics too doesn't look as bad actually looking at them tho. And i will rotate them soon, work is getting stressful lately and taking alot of time i need to spend on them. But dropping a few days starting next week.
But from the other post, how are they jumping back?

 

Po boy

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• Apr 4, 2013

• #4

they look much better: man, they had the shit burned out of them. keep it green. GL

 

Herbicide

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• Apr 4, 2013

• #5

Yeah i thought there wasn't hope for a couple but all 13 came back strong and not having a problem. Transplanted them into roots organic and added just a touch of bone meal they seemed to love it.

 

shawn705

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• Apr 4, 2013

• #6

there fine now, carefull with the nutes when there young,

 

Herbicide

Well-Known Member

• Apr 4, 2013

• #7

i'll post some new pictures ina few days to show there progress

 

sonar

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• Apr 5, 2013

• #8

They look like they've bounced back just fine. It's amazing how much abuse a plant can take and still survive. Just takes time. I once botched transplant of a 2-3 week old seedling and no exaggeration took like 90% of the roots off. Thought it was a goner. Was stunted for about 2 weeks, but it survived to be one of my favorite plants ever.

 

swampcracker

Active Member

• Apr 5, 2013

• #9

HTP said:

They look like they need to be rotated or else the planes are going to have one hell of a gangster lean to them.

Click to expand...

Thats not right man. Haha

 

HTP

Active Member

• Apr 5, 2013

• #10

hehehe
I love giving people hard times who dont know how to rotate a photo.

 

ccarrender

Active Member

• Apr 5, 2013

• #11

looks good id be happy with them instead of burnt plant

 

Herbicide

Well-Known Member

• Apr 26, 2013

• #12

Figured i'd upload a few pictures show everyone some progress.
They go outside in a matter of a couple weeks. ;D (plot is almost done post pictures of it also when finished)

22 days since last pictures were taken.

Strains.
3x Blue Og
1x Liberty Haze
2x Midnight Kush
2x Giga Bud

1x northern light/skunk
1x pineaplle skunk
1x stacked kush
1x Og Kush/Trainwreck (bagseed)
1x Super Cheese

 

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SensiHerb

Active Member

• Apr 26, 2013

• #13

let me know how that northern lights x skunk does... i JUST started germing mine today. who was the breeder? Ceres is the breeder i got mine from... very interested to see that particular plant

 

Herbicide

Well-Known Member

• Apr 26, 2013

• #14

Will do, it was a freebie from attitudes. World of seeds was the company they were under if I'm not mistaken.
But she has done very well since she sprouted, a lot of fast growth and over all a beautiful plant.
I'll keep you updated.

 

Herbicide

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• Apr 26, 2013

• #15

anyone? lol

 

sonar

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• Apr 27, 2013

• #16

Looking very nice man. I'm not a fan of planting more than one plant in a container in most circumstances, but looking good. What's your lighting and when you plant on flowering.

SensiHerb: Ceres is a great breeder. Not very well known and highly underrated in my opinion.

 

Herbicide

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• Apr 27, 2013

• #17

There all in separate 1 gallon containers, 6 per box in the pictures. And 1 outside the boxes just setting in the grow box.
This all all temporary plan on taking them outdoors the first of May. Lights are just cfls to do until they went outside, plants are really taking off tho faster then planned ;D
But thats a good thing.

 

Herbicide

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• May 5, 2013

• #18

Just a small update on how things are going, all plants are outside now. A little stress from the move but in all things are looking well.

Will have more pics soon of the plants themselves.

 

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Herbicide

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• May 6, 2013

• #19

Okay i was just looking at the next weeks forecast and noticed there is a chance of frost within the week. Temps could get down to as low as 29 degrees (f)
Latest frost on record here is May 7th, this has came completely by surprise.

Any ideas that could help?
I've heard covering them with old sheets would help.

 

Herbicide

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• May 6, 2013

• #20

Kinda paranoid, any advice?