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Couple shots of the main stalks this morning

Will check it over better when I have time and yes ph has been fluctuating a little. Between rainwater and tap water.

Was accually one of the first plants to take off and explode in growth once transplanted. Think this hole got 3 cu ft of coast of Maine soil and 2 5 gallon. Buckets of compost with with perlite mixed in. So they shouldn't really have any deficiency but you never know. It is on new growth as...

Out of the 6 plants I transplanted outdoors about 2 weeks ago this is the only one doing this. Otherwise looks very happy "praying" leaves everyday. Any ideas? Low on N? Bugs? Should have plenty of nutes in the soil.

Late afternoon report here but girls are likeing this weather in boston. First week of being in the ground only 1 out of 5 plants seem to let the rain bother them because she hasnt had a dry cycle yet this week but I'm sure she will adjust

Got 5 out of the 6 plants in the ground this past week. Most holes had about 3 bags of soil to 2 bag of compost. Put some salt marsh hay over the bases to help retain moisture and keep a good living soil. Dug 1 hole today and screened all the soil as it looked like nice healthy dark dark...

Got the plants outside full time now ran out of room and the underside of my canopy wasnt getting enough light or air flow. Lots of lime green undergrowth. All light green growth is now getting sun burnt even though they are only getting about 3 hours of sunlight right now. Live and learn I...

We might of put the roof on that day. Wasnt a planned project when the plant was put into the ground. Definitely more mold than its smaller sister 25 feet away.

Did a nice scrog with a photo last year. Did alot of lst until it was at the top of the 4 foot fencing. Unfortunately this was the worse plant I had for mold and lost over half of it. And the other half wasnt fully matured when i made the chop. Got 1lb cured out of it so I'm guessing no mold...

Doing six outdoors agian this year. Started a few extra and keep getting rid of them as space saving needs come along. Will keep a couple of the tall lanky ones in the front to make clones with for friends who want a few plants.

After battling some N tox from fox farms ocean forest they are looking good agian. Need to add my new light when I have time next week. Another month and a half will be heading outdoors. Havent been home in months set this up for my brother to do a water only grow for me to get these girls...

Rob didnt mean to reply to your post ment to reply to the OP Good genetics, good soil, and good sunlight are the keys to outdoor growing. Growing in the ground will produce bigger plants than growing in pots. Unless your looking at 100g plus pots. Only water when they need it. Come sept I very...

Wish I could attend owner is a great guy and always helpfull. Only place I have been going to since I started as well. Ask him if he plans on making another coast of Maine soil order soon last time I was there they were out and forgot to ask if they were going to stock agian before outdoor season.

Had a cut of nirvanas black jack and it was very lemon citrusy. Trying some lemongrass from humboldt seed co this year. Which is a lemon kush crossed with a gelato.

I've ordered most of their mold resistant strains to try outdoors just didnt get them in time to sow seeds for this year next year will be all humboldts gear if their lemongrass goes well this year.

Have alot of humboldt seed companys gear only running there lemongrass this year. Along with a few other breeders "mold resistant" strains. Wish I poped more of Humboldts gear for this year.

They are close to a transplant either way. Going to have brother water till run off and check ph then up pot when they dry out a little. Thanks agian guys

most of the plants are looking good just a few with these issues.

Remember a month ago when these were seedlings and I was having ph issues in the solo cups. I have PHed my water down to 6.3- 6.8 religously. These were transplanted on febuary 22nd and were growing fine ever since untill now. That's why I dont think it's a N tox and maybe an N deficientcy...

Plants where transplanted exactly 1 month ago into 1 gallon pots with fox farm ocean forest. Zero nutrients have been added in that month. Temps are 62-72 and humidity is 25-45. I'm guessing it's a nitrogen deficiency but just wanting to make sure.