First outdoor grow
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Oregon Grower
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They look good. What size pots are you using and how big are the pots you are finishing in. You could start nuets now but just like quarter strength most people use half dose of nuets for cannabis all the way through grow to be on safe side. I’m also primarily a no till or dwc grower so wait for another response aswell lol never used soil as medium for chemical nuets but fox farm should feed for first month or so quarter strength nuets or less even would b a nice boost
Rav3n69
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So how much of the dynagrow grow should i put in im not really understanding these instructions on it.
Rav3n69
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Also its in a 5 gallon pot right now, not sure when I should move to a bigger pot and not sure what size.
Ar-BsG
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I usually wait about 3 weeks before giveing nutes unless plant tells me it needs them lol . I've had good luck with outside grows . I would start with a quarter of whatever dosage the bottle says.
Ar-BsG
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A 5 gallon pot should be good until she's about 2ft or you see roots trying to find they're way out .
drsaltzman
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Is that all the same plant?
You got a ways to go before you think about transplanting.
3-4 weeks depending on the weather.
Go into a smart pot when you go up.
It'll get all rootbound in that plastic container.
You got a ways to go before you think about transplanting.
3-4 weeks depending on the weather.
Go into a smart pot when you go up.
It'll get all rootbound in that plastic container.
Rav3n69
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It's actually 2.5 gallon sorry. I forgot. Well yesterday I noticed some weird spots on the plant and today one of my leafs are dried out and just weird looking.
GannettPeak
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Did you give it a chance to adjust to the intensity of the sun. Sorta looks like she got burned a bit. Im not the expert but its a thought. I also remember one of my girls looking the same way on a few leaves after I got water on them from a feed. Was around 80° that day.
drsaltzman
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In the close-up it looks like a leaf miner.
You can see a "trail".
The plant is so young I don't want to tell you to snip anything ... but if you were to ... snip just the necrotic part. Leave the rest of the leaf intact.
Could also be water burn as suggested, but it usually doesn't spread like that in a day.
Otherwise, looks good.
You can see a "trail".
The plant is so young I don't want to tell you to snip anything ... but if you were to ... snip just the necrotic part. Leave the rest of the leaf intact.
Could also be water burn as suggested, but it usually doesn't spread like that in a day.
Otherwise, looks good.
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