My First Greenhouse Grow
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kingdick
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My garden is kinda hidden but my next door neighbours are old and a little dopey so nope not realy lol
kingdick
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Its made out of slot in poles like a tent with shelves and a pvc covering
kingdick
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they dont get direct sunlight because they live in the greenhouse but basically i should take it easy on the watering, thanks mate appreciate it
Mammath
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Hey KD.
To start with get those rocks off the top of the soil. Why is it there?
Remove it and it well help dry out the soil.
That droopy one in moisture stressed and has been for some time by the looks of it.
They all look really stunted. They should be 3 times the size at 8 weeks.
Plants that size in those pots should be watered about once a week.
Over watering will cause stunted growth, yellowing, and weaken the plant.
No plant should ever have to be held up unless in full flower with big heavy buds.
The stem on that droopy fucker is shocking.
Ease up on the watering, piss those stones off to help dry out the soil.
All the best.
Edit: and never remove any leaves unless they are totally dead.
To start with get those rocks off the top of the soil. Why is it there?
Remove it and it well help dry out the soil.
That droopy one in moisture stressed and has been for some time by the looks of it.
They all look really stunted. They should be 3 times the size at 8 weeks.
Plants that size in those pots should be watered about once a week.
Over watering will cause stunted growth, yellowing, and weaken the plant.
No plant should ever have to be held up unless in full flower with big heavy buds.
The stem on that droopy fucker is shocking.
Ease up on the watering, piss those stones off to help dry out the soil.
All the best.
Edit: and never remove any leaves unless they are totally dead.
HERBAL ADDICT
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HOWEVER some people do keep a light layer ov gravel or hydrotons on top ov the soil to allow roots to grow in the top inch ov soil,, it tends to make the plant stand sturdyer,and helps it later on when bud weight could be too much for the plant to banance, gravel & hydrotons keep the top layer miost for longer making it suitable for the roots to venture in to,, with out hydrotons or gravel the top drys fast as the plant gets bigger meaning roots dont go there any more, and dont want to go there,, meaning most the roots will sit in the bottom 75/80% of the medium,,
roots in the top soil does really help,,
even more if u have a thin stemmed plant,,
so yes it effects how fast the soil drys out
but as long as u do let it dry it dont matter at all
i let mine dry over the space ov about 6 days now
my plants in the pic are younger than yours,,lol,,,
peace
roots in the top soil does really help,,
even more if u have a thin stemmed plant,,
so yes it effects how fast the soil drys out
but as long as u do let it dry it dont matter at all
i let mine dry over the space ov about 6 days now
my plants in the pic are younger than yours,,lol,,,
peace
Mammath
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In some situations gravel, hydroton, rocks etc, on the top soil can be beneficial.HOWEVER some people do keep a light layer ov gravel or hydrotons on top ov the soil to allow roots to grow in the top inch ov soil,, it tends to make the plant stand sturdyer,and helps it later on when bud weight could be too much for the plant to banance, gravel & hydrotons keep the top layer miost for longer making it suitable for the roots to venture in to,, with out hydrotons or gravel the top drys fast as the plant gets bigger meaning roots dont go there any more, and dont want to go there,, meaning most the roots will sit in the bottom 75/80% of the medium,,
roots in the top soil does really help,,
even more if u have a thin stemmed plant,,
so yes it effects how fast the soil drys out
but as long as u do let it dry it dont matter at all
i let mine dry over the space ov about 6 days now
my plants in the pic are younger than yours,,lol,,,
peace
On this particular grow however, which is what we're talking about, they are not helping one bit.
All they're doing is adding to the over watering problem.
Lose the stones KD.
Feel free to put them back when you get your water schedule dialled in.
For now though they are doing more harm than good.
HERBAL ADDICT
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yea i was just saying if they guna be spindaly plants, wich they cud well be,, then its an idea,,
it works great for double cola plants,tall plants even just a wonky plant, it saves tying your plants to stuff to help them support bud weight,,
when your plants lean over they put more work in to the stem build rather than a 100% of its energy going to buds ,,
so im just saying iv found it works, and so have many other people
it works great for double cola plants,tall plants even just a wonky plant, it saves tying your plants to stuff to help them support bud weight,,
when your plants lean over they put more work in to the stem build rather than a 100% of its energy going to buds ,,
so im just saying iv found it works, and so have many other people
kingdick
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thanks for the advice but your plants are much taller than mine because you use a light im using filtered sunlight in a green house lol but i did put the stones in to help support the plant because it didnt stand on its ownHOWEVER some people do keep a light layer ov gravel or hydrotons on top ov the soil to allow roots to grow in the top inch ov soil,, it tends to make the plant stand sturdyer,and helps it later on when bud weight could be too much for the plant to banance, gravel & hydrotons keep the top layer miost for longer making it suitable for the roots to venture in to,, with out hydrotons or gravel the top drys fast as the plant gets bigger meaning roots dont go there any more, and dont want to go there,, meaning most the roots will sit in the bottom 75/80% of the medium,,
roots in the top soil does really help,,
even more if u have a thin stemmed plant,,
so yes it effects how fast the soil drys out
but as long as u do let it dry it dont matter at all
i let mine dry over the space ov about 6 days now
my plants in the pic are younger than yours,,lol,,,
peace
kingdick
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again cheers for the advice ill put the stones to one side for now and see how they go whats the worst that could happen
dj crane
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i am enjoying this thread, this is the first outdoor grow i have followed and as a result am learning alot already! keep it up bro. also i would be frightned to shit that somebody random who just sees a green house might break in, and if they knew what they saw, would take your plant. best of wishes bro.
HERBAL ADDICT
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yea mine are taller but yours should be even taller cos of less light
mine cud of been put on 12/12 at 5 weeks
and the worst that could happen by puttin gravel to close around the stem is stem rot,,bad shit
i wud leave a 10mm gap all around the stem if u plan on puttin gravel back on
are they lookin any better yet??
can slugs get into your green house??
mine cud of been put on 12/12 at 5 weeks
and the worst that could happen by puttin gravel to close around the stem is stem rot,,bad shit
i wud leave a 10mm gap all around the stem if u plan on puttin gravel back on
are they lookin any better yet??
can slugs get into your green house??
Dr.Greenthumb.
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i would open the door on the greenhouse a few hours a day , get the wind to strengthen the plants a lil
Peace!
Peace!
HERBAL ADDICT
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poison the slugs,, 1 hungy slug cud eat over 50% of a young plants leafs in 1 night,,(true) belive it or not,,
a greenhouse grower i use to talk to put all his pots on trays and on the surface that the trays sit on he give a good sprinkling ov salt and not 1 slug got on to the tray never mind on to the plants,,
u sound like u british?
a greenhouse grower i use to talk to put all his pots on trays and on the surface that the trays sit on he give a good sprinkling ov salt and not 1 slug got on to the tray never mind on to the plants,,
u sound like u british?
HERBAL ADDICT
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that aint dying yet,, remove stones from arround the stem and prop the plant up,, its stem might be a little damaged under the gravel,, that plant is defo saveable,,
is there no chance of keepin them weaker plants inside for a couple ov week,, growin outdoors in uk is hard on the plants ,, me mate put his outside when they were 4 weeks old and that was in NE england
i in uk myself,, its coz u use the word m8 that i guess u british,,,
is there no chance of keepin them weaker plants inside for a couple ov week,, growin outdoors in uk is hard on the plants ,, me mate put his outside when they were 4 weeks old and that was in NE england
i in uk myself,, its coz u use the word m8 that i guess u british,,,