Will It Survive?

lucky lucky you and u never know someone might have been there remember u left it alone for 1 month and a half

Did it live????
Picture update

It's still alive...I will get a picture up as soon as I can. The one big leaf that was left is gone, but somehow it's still standing & starting to grow new leaves at the nodes. I will try to get pictures in the next couple of days.

rememba - The Cannabis is the tuffist crop.....ever

My apologies to all. Finally I got a chance to get to that site & get pictures. It really is hard hiding multiple patches all over the place & attending to them. Wish I could just have one in the open, guess I'll keep hoping.

Yes! Its still alive. Looks way better.

Light green maybe needs a little food

i told ya! tuffist crop EVA'

Thanx Corey & cheetah. I will try to keep pictures coming once every week or two. What kind of food do you think Corey? It has to be totally natural.

food with more nitrogen! NPK like 30-5-5 or sumfin like that.

What could I use as a natural free source of Nitrogen other than diluted human urine? Is there something I could find in the woods like dead leaves or something?

Check out this link, GROWFAQ
and this is the link were I found that link GROWFAQ

Dfunk said:

What could I use as a natural free source of Nitrogen other than diluted human urine? Is there something I could find in the woods like dead leaves or something?

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duuuude....dun use urine.....it smels......like...URINE lol

ew... would YOU drink it???

Human urine is a natural source of Nitrogen - you dilute it heavily with water. It's good for vegatative growth. I found this out on this website. I don't thinkI would drink it. As for the smell who cares it's in the woods not my house & I believe the smell of human urine keeps some animals away.

muahahaha.... pee them all over then lol

to who i must give the rep back??
lmao!

i sent rep sorry i didnt sig.
you dont HAVE too lol

hey man, dont pee on your plants! i have had the same problem in the past. all you have to do is add freshly used coffee grounds to the soil in/around your plant. its organic and very high in nitrogen.

Thanks for the advice SmokeyMacpot420! That definetly sounds like a better idea.