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Applefootball12

Applefootball12

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Tracker said:
By first appearances, it does look like N def. When they do the flower stretch, the next couple weeks is the hungriest they are during their whole life cycle.

What nutes are you using? What's your feed/water sched?
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No nutrition from a bottle just compost and compost tea but here in Holland the summer hasn’t bein the best and the rain may have flushed it out I was planing to compost tea once a week and only water if the rain didn’t it’s my first outdoor grow and I had to be hospitalized unfortunately so I don’t have direct access to them I remote grow now and my wife god bless her doesn’t have a clue what I need her to do so I tread lightly lol I was kinda hopeing the plant may at least survive and produce somthing even if it’s to late it’s not the end of the world better luck next year I think
 
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Tracker

Tracker

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Applefootball12 said:
No nutrition from a bottle just compost and compost tea but here in Holland the summer hasn’t bein the best and the rain may have flushed it out I was planing to compost tea once a week and only water if the rain didn’t it’s my first outdoor grow and I had to be hospitalized unfortunately so I don’t have direct access to them I remote grow now and my wife god bless her doesn’t have a clue what I need her to do so I tread lightly lol I was kinda hopeing the plant may at least survive and produce somthing even if it’s to late it’s not the end of the world better luck next year I think
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They will still produce something useful. You'll just have room for improvement for next time.

I totally understand your struggle asking the wife to take care of them.

I wish you a speedy recovery.

Good luck! Peace :peace:
 
Applefootball12

Applefootball12

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Tracker said:
They will still produce something useful. You'll just have room for improvement for next time.

I totally understand your struggle asking the wife to take care of them.

I wish you a speedy recovery.

Good luck! Peace :peace:
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Thank you for your reply I’ll keep the updates coming
 
Applefootball12

Applefootball12

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Tracker said:
By first appearances, it does look like N def. When they do the flower stretch, the next couple weeks is the hungriest they are during their whole life cycle.

What nutes are you using? What's your feed/water sched? Sorry for the late reply no nutes and basically a home made compost and compost teas water is not regular due to rain I feed them when it stops raining lol I see she stunted compared to the ones in the ground although there pot plants grew faster earlier the ground plants exploded I’m not able to tend to the girls due to hospitalization so my wife dose her best I’m hopeing to make it back before major flowering but you never know
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Applefootball12

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Rozgreenburn said:
Good luck. It looks like they are almost tall enough for your neighbors to notice. Careful!
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Yes I have let that one get out of hand it’s got to tall I’m just first time outdoor coz it’s technically leagal and I’m a medical user my immediate naibours are understanding untill I light fires in the garden so I think they will be happy it’s not wood smoke
 
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