can u really get an indica from seed to harvest in 10weeks ? ive only grown sativa so i wouldnt know, and can i just say fuck that i will never grow skunk again , something like 3 months flowering and 3 months veg ...Wont argue with that my friend... Them's bloody quick, that's for sure... But a nice full Indica will do almost the same... And still get more yield...I've got four nice Indica's coming in my next seed purchase... Snow White, Top 44, Papaya and Swiss Cheese... Can't wait... All very fast flowering...
Thats cool, wat has ur feeding routine been like? The yellowing of the leaves indicates that it is deficient in Nitrogen, it is over-fertilized, that much we know for sure, but i wouldnt say it has too much nitrogen, becuase they would have a really dark green look to them. So that just leaves us with another element causing ur burn.. So post ur feeding schedule and let's try and nut it out together so u can learn to read ur plant rather then me just tell you.thanks for your help Ninja, how do i flush it? its in the garden so i would think its a little harder to flush than if it was in a pot...
would you agree with Lacey that its Nitrogen deficient and if so, how do i rectify that? (add nitrogen obviously.. but how?)
i was considering just transplanting it to fresh soil in a huge pot?
i really appreciate your help guys, its my first grow and it was going so well but now its looking really sick now and im worried im gunna lose it.
Good Luck Kmoo - Sativa's r a real Mofo to grow - unless u were lucky enough to get the ever rare Indica Pheno? Rarer still is if the Indica Pheno is actually any good?
I know man, i feel ur Pain.. I watched a mate do two crops (from clone) whilst i did my Super Lemon Haze from Seed.
My mate bred his own Indica Dominant strain 80/20 (Indica/Sativa) it flowers to full maturity 70/30 (Amber/Cloudy trichomes) in 45 Days (bout 6 1/2 weeks) tho i've seen some seed banks boasting as short as a 6 week flower on some strains.
Hi Rock, sounds beautiful.. Nice rich stew and a bottle of red, with cheese, that's my idea of heaven...
Weed too of course...
i gave it some slow release fert (9-3-7) bout 100g i think.Thats cool, wat has ur feeding routine been like? The yellowing of the leaves indicates that it is deficient in Nitrogen, it is over-fertilized, that much we know for sure, but i wouldnt say it has too much nitrogen, becuase they would have a really dark green look to them. So that just leaves us with another element causing ur burn.. So post ur feeding schedule and let's try and nut it out together so u can learn to read ur plant rather then me just tell you.
-Give a man some Weed & he'll smoke for a day.. Teach a man to grow & he can smoke forever
The problem is that the slow-release fert (when not used properly) can throw out ur PH. Most growers should notice that the PH in their water drops as they add their Part A & B - This is beacuse it is acidic.. So with a great deal of Slow release fertilizers in ur soil you have a great deal of acid in ur soil, so you must remember to water it thouroghly (don't drown it though) otherwise the PH from the tap water cannot level ur soil out to the correct PH and all the acid will not wash away, but rather sit in ur soil giving you absorption problems.
wow thankyou so much for your time and answers on this.The problem is that the slow-release fert (when not used properly) can throw out ur PH. Most growers should notice that the PH in their water drops as they add their Part A & B - This is beacuse it is acidic.. So with a great deal of Slow release fertilizers in ur soil you have a great deal of acid in ur soil, so you must remember to water it thouroghly (don't drown it though) otherwise the PH from the tap water cannot level ur soil out to the correct PH and all the acid will not wash away, but rather sit in ur soil giving you absorption problems.
The other problem with letting ur soil dry out when using things like slow release ferts (& cow/chicken manure) is that without the water there you are basically dipping ur roots in a concentrate which will surely be too strong 4 them.
When feeding slow release fertilizer, that is normally all you shoud feed unless you notice ur plant is deficient in something. I'd say that is how you got such a drastic burn.
I highly recommend u Don't Transfer it. It's root system would be too well established too deep, and uprooting it now would do more harm then good.
Sorry 4 the rambling, i never claimed to be a good teacher
Hope it helps though
Sounds like a plan
Just stick with some Coco dude. It gets amazing results.. If u wanted to mix it with anything i find Worm Castings work a treat.. It gives the Plant a gentle organic feed for about 4 weeks - Perfect Veg Time!
from what ive read i think coco has no nutrient value so u would wanna make sure u get some of those castings ninja said so u dont have to liquid feed your seedlings to early
