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Try placing coffee grounds in a radius around your plants. Slugs hate caffeine. Another option is to Put an inch or so of any beer in a cup, bury it in the garden nearly to the rim and collect your drowned slugs in the morning Read more...

They look like they need wind and more light. Just a seeing eye guess. Still healthy though. What are the temperatures like where they're growing?

It depends on what kind of yield you're looking for. If you want her to bush out, get a bigger radius chicken wire and tie her down so she branches out. Lower node growth is promoted by getting light to the places normally shaded by top canopy. Like the guy above said if you want em tall and...

i'm surprised you even got that much growth in those pots. TRANSPLANT.

*********UPDATE************ Just wanted to give an update. Last week I fed the girls with Monterey Fish and Poop Organic Fertilizer (9-6-2) and they seem to have taken to it well. The KK is entering week 9 of veg and is approximately 24 in. tall and quite bushy. The stems are super thick and...

They look healthy though. I usually look through the holes at the bottom, if I see roots, they need to be transplanted ASAP, if not and everything appears to be healthy I wouldn't worry just yet.

The only food they've gotten is a 1/4 teaspoon Miracle Gro Tomato food (18-18-21) with a gallon of water and a separate 1/4 teaspoon w/ gallon water for the BD's. Very light dose just to see how they react. I plan on getting some Fish Emulsion or Fish and Poop for further ferts for a higher N ratio.

Hey man thanks for the reply. I think it may be urine from my dog spraying near it. Going to get a barrier up soon. I noticed some bugs have been munching on some fan leaves on the KK a little so I made a garlic onion spray and coated the leaves to see if it helps deter em. I will keep the pics...

16 hours direct sun?? Geez. Stick your finger a few inches in the soil. If it's dry, water thoroughly.

Yeah anything past the 80's is going to hinder growth if not burn your plants to death. You'll have to find a way to keep them cool if you want them to survive. Yeah it's probably slowing growth as well by switching its light source. Plants like routine. Best of luck.

Dude that SSH is a beast! Are you feeding it?

Did you just toss the seeds out without germinating them? There's a good chance they didn't even sprout.

I could be wrong, but those don't look like pot plants.

Yes it depends which part of the U.S. you're planting in, as the weather conditions vary from coast to coast. In general you want to put them out when Spring starts and the weather is less wet and more sunny and temperatures around 70 degrees.

You guys ever tried El Camino wellness cuttings? Many good experiences with them.

How is that video in any way gay? I knew how to make cuttings and still found it very interesting.

I like square pots because it seems easier to remove the rootball from them over circle pots. Most circle pots give me a hard time and I have to cut slits down the sides to maneuver the plant out. Make sure the dirt isn't so dry that it will crumble once removed.

Some updated pics. Lookin' pretty good after the storm. :clap:

Hey, I have some similar sounding damage to my plant. I noticed some of the lower fan leaves are starting to look this way. I haven't noticed any damage to the higher leaves, just ones closer to the ground. Anyone know what bug this might be from...

I'd bet the mist is eventually burning them from the light being too close. Stop misting and make sure they aren't getting heat stressed from the light. Eventually the round leaves die off so they may be salvageable.