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moswissa

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• Jun 21, 2008

• #1

ok, i thought i would post this thread here too!
this is my outdoor plant growing in Socal, its hot as fuck and this all happened all of a sudden. the yellow is catching up to the top? i flushed it already but do you guys think my plant will make it?

 

ceestyle

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• Jun 21, 2008

• #2

i got some of that when i transplanted outdoors. i ascribed it to climate shock. the new growth came out much more resistant to the temps than the old growth was, so i think they were just used to being babied ... how long has it been outdoors?

also, is the pot in the sun too? the soil is probably cooking.

 

honkeytown

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• Jun 21, 2008

• #3

do whatever you can to keep the roots cool...planting it in the ground works well....your plant will live but you gotta find a way to keep the temps down in the heat wave.....maybe some shade for it

 

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moswissa

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• Jun 21, 2008

• #4

do you really think its from the heat? yes i can probably find some shade, but i was hearing its a nute burn????

its in a pot but the pot is shaded because its covered in short bushes, but the plant is getting max light exposure

 

honkeytown

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• Jun 21, 2008

• #5

moswissa said:

do you really think its from the heat? yes i can probably find some shade, but i was hearing its a nute burn????

its in a pot but the pot is shaded because its covered in short bushes, but the plant is getting max light exposure

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this is what a burned cola and leaves look like.....also...go look in the GROWFAQ it may help you a little bit...I would say it could be over nuted but it looks like heat stress to me

 

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moswissa

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• Jun 21, 2008

• #6

yes it does, ill wait two days and see if it got worse, hopefully it doesnt get into the newly grown leaves on the top but its very close. if it does can i kill my plant?

 

honkeytown

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• Jun 21, 2008

• #7

moswissa said:

yes it does, ill wait two days and see if it got worse, hopefully it doesnt get into the newly grown leaves on the top but its very close. if it does can i kill my plant?

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I wouldn't kill it....heat stress can kill it yes...but as long as the new growth is good you are good....I know it's hot right now but if you can get her through like four more days the heat wave will be a little more bearable....

 

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moswissa

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• Jun 21, 2008

• #8

i think she can hang for 4 more days, and if its a nute burn i flushed it anywayz...i let you guys know! thanks