Whats going on with my PLANTS???

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BootyKang669

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• Apr 1, 2008

• #1

Ok i started growing about 20 bag seeds in january outside in florida. Just to practice since im a newbee. Theres somthing going on with all of my remaining plants. Most of them have stundted growth and purple stems. Some otheres are turing yellow and like a yellowish green. I dont have a clue whats going on there in their flowing stage now. Some are even like one foot with realy nice buds all over there just so small. I have pics below but there not good quality. There being grown in 2 gallon pots buried in the ground. Im using MG soil with Earth Jucie nutrients. Someone help me

 

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Blunted1

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• Apr 1, 2008

• #2

You started them at the wrong time of year, thats why they are stunted. Once your plants recieve only 12hrs of light they will start to bud. When I use to grow from seed (outdoors) I had a ritual of sprouting my seeds on 4/20.

 

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doctorRobert

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• Apr 1, 2008

• #3

maybe the bagseed you got was lowryder or some other indica?

 

Beaner

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• Apr 1, 2008

• #4

not likely that they are lowryder but anywhere plants of this season will flower right away, just cause of the light scedule like blunted said.

as for the purpling, thats normal durring cold temp nights and durring flowering for some strains.

yellowing could be bad, your leaves don't apear to be in bad shape but it's impossible to tell with those pics, yellow leaves could mean low nitrogen, though with miracle grow soil and added nutrients it's more likely they are getting too much nutrients, though that would cause yellow leaf tips soon turning brown with yellow viens,

though durring flowering its normal for the lower leaves to slowly turn yellow in a gradual and even way and fall off, from the bottom up.

for a better diagnosis we would need better pics or a better discription of the problem

 

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BootyKang669

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• Apr 3, 2008

• #5

yea i know i started them way too early but i thought they would be alright because it realy didnt get that cold here mabey like the 50's a few nights. I dont think im adding enough nutrients i dunno im going to start a new batch here by the end of this month. Whats a good kind of soil to used other than miracle grow????

 

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DerKiffer

Active Member

• Apr 3, 2008

• #6

Keep 'em growing, or harvest them soon. They'll veg themselves again soon, which will be good for you because they'll already have a head start meaning you can get a more massive yield at the end of the veg cycle.

 

Blunted1

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• Apr 3, 2008

• #7

BootyKang669 said:

yea i know i started them way too early but i thought they would be alright because it realy didnt get that cold here mabey like the 50's a few nights. I dont think im adding enough nutrients i dunno im going to start a new batch here by the end of this month. Whats a good kind of soil to used other than miracle grow????

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Fox Farms, happy frog or ocean forrest. Get that next round going. To re-veg you need at least 18 hrs of light. Not worth the effort. Did you cut the bottoms off those pots before you put them in the ground?

 

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BootyKang669

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• Apr 3, 2008

• #8

should i harvest them now i mean some are strating to look ready but some dont at all there just growing weird. This week im strating 20 more.. no i didnt cut the holes in the bottom should i?

 

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BootyKang669

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• Apr 3, 2008

• #9

have you guys heard of jungle growth soil mix, its sold at lowes.

 

Blunted1

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• Apr 3, 2008

• #10

BootyKang669 said:

should i harvest them now i mean some are strating to look ready but some dont at all there just growing weird. This week im strating 20 more.. no i didnt cut the holes in the bottom should i?

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If they look good, harvest them. With the light cycle the way it is right now I don't know how much more they will flower. Probably not much.

Fuck it, you got some smoke from it! For this next grow I would recomend you use Happy Frog or Ocean Forrest for your soil. (just a personal preference) If your going to keep them in pots there realy isn't a reason to burry them. Some people I know Veg up huge plants and when they bury them they cut the bottom off the pot so the roots can gro unobstructed. When I use to grow outdoors I would just take the plant out the pot.
Good Luck!!!

 

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doctorRobert

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• Apr 3, 2008

• #11

i kinda like them like mini me plants

 

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BootyKang669

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• Apr 4, 2008

• #12

so if i dont harvest them what will happen??? will they keep growing so i can harvest months from now

 

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BootyKang669

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• Apr 4, 2008

• #13

lol im probly only going to get like a few grams from those mini plants