New grower southern Oregon

KC1985

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• May 31, 2021

• #1

Hey I'm from Southern Oregon this is my third grow I started early in my greenhouse from seeds these are either shishkaberry or lemon OG just looking for any good advice

 

KC1985

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• May 31, 2021

• #2

This one is from the plant I grew last year that I found some seeds in apparently it went a little bit hermy turning out to be a nice plant

 

mudballs

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• May 31, 2021

• #3

Welcome to RIU. I saw ur other thread about leaves tacoing. Nice looking shrubs you got there.

 

BarnBuster

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• May 31, 2021

• #4

Welcome to RIU!

 

Tracker

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• May 31, 2021

• #5

They look healthy. They're going to get up over the top of that fence. If that's not a problem for you then let em go. Otherwise, train and/or top them.

 

KC1985

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• May 31, 2021

• #6

I'm using that green fields Roots organic soil my bigger leaves on the one plant seem to be kind of turning yellow

 

KC1985

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• May 31, 2021

• #7

How much do you think I should water these girls in 45 gallon grow pots

 

Tracker

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• May 31, 2021

• #8

KC1985 said:

How much do you think I should water these girls in 45 gallon grow pots

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Water as needed depending on precip, temps, humidity. I prefer to do heavy watering fewer times as opposed to lighter watering more times.

I've never used that soil. How long have they been in the soil? If it's been more than a month and they look like they need supplemental nutes, then I'd feed them. Just don't blast them with full strength on the first feeding.

 

KC1985

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• May 31, 2021

• #9

Tracker said:

Water as needed depending on precip, temps, humidity. I prefer to do heavy watering fewer times as opposed to lighter watering more times.

I've never used that soil. How long have they been in the soil? If it's been more than a month and they look like they need supplemental nutes, then I'd feed them. Just don't blast them with full strength on the first feeding.

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They have been in that soil for a little over a month I fed them a couple weeks ago with a light dose of fox farm grow big then after one week watered them with 3 gallons of pure water then one week later or last night with a good dose of fox farm grow big three teaspoons per gallon 3 gallons

 

mudballs

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• May 31, 2021

• #10

Dont be afraid to jam ur hand down in a spot away from the trunk to feel for dampness level.you won't hurt a plant that well established.