Opinions on my Outdoor this year. Australian grow.
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Haha. This started out as an opinion thread, thought I'd make a proper journal with specifics.
I will get you a photo of them!
I did indeed, week after I watered. 40 litres per square meter. Also got a family member to water me once.
Heading home soon to water and take photos
Update:
Went up there just before to water them and the plants are suffering from quite a bit of nitrogen deficiency. Ran out of fert so I just watered them and plucked off the dead leaves.
Will give half a dose of fert tomorrow.
Photos I took were blurry. I'll take better ones tomorrow after I give em a feed.
Went up there just before to water them and the plants are suffering from quite a bit of nitrogen deficiency. Ran out of fert so I just watered them and plucked off the dead leaves.
Will give half a dose of fert tomorrow.
Photos I took were blurry. I'll take better ones tomorrow after I give em a feed.
Connoisseurus Rex
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Shouldn't have picked the leaves in my opinion. They were yellowing because the new growth was using them up as food.
Anyhow, looks good. Outdoors is the way to go.
A lot of the ones I picked off were dead as fuck. Brown and crushed up.
It is indeed
will get photos tomorrow when it's day light and I've fed themConnoisseurus Rex
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I see a lot of green in that pic haha.A lot of the ones I picked off were dead as fuck. Brown and crushed up.
It is indeed
Sounds good.
Look at the top right
I did take some half green half yellow off.
How long you reckon it will take to recover? Was a bit shocked when I saw them. Not a single yellow leaf when I left then quite a few when I got back
lucky I've still got 3 weeks of veg left.Connoisseurus Rex
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Just leave them when they yellow. I don't defoliate unless I have to.Look at the top right
I did take some half green half yellow off.
How long you reckon it will take to recover? Was a bit shocked when I saw them. Not a single yellow leaf when I left then quite a few when I got back
Recovery depends on what you're feeding them. Bottled nutes, 2-3 days and they'll be ready for whatever you wanna throw at them. Organic nutes, 1-3 days depending on how deprived they are.
The biggest reason I say not to defoliate (other than a reserve source of nutrients) is your girls can get infected, especially outdoors. Open sores and such.
I'll be giving them a organic liquid feed. You reckon full or half strength?
I only take yellow leaves off, never full green.
Connoisseurus Rex
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Organic liquid as in a tea form or from a manufactured bottle? Big difference in plant uptake but around the same on recovery. Ones a salt, the other is bacterial.
I'm assuming manufactured bottle because of your strength question. The nice thing about outdoors is that you have a bigger buffer zone. Start with half and increase if they still seem hungry. You could go full strength without too much worry, but it would be a waste of fertilizer.
Thanks for the advice
I'll give em a full dose. It has been two and a half weeks since I fed them.Connoisseurus Rex
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They might not use it all. Just make sure you don't water at the base. I'm sure you know that but sometimes it slips the mind. Good luck.Thanks for the advice
I do know that, thanks anyway though
. I'd rather give em enough.Connoisseurus Rex
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Oh absolutely. You should have quite the harvest. I imagine that you're going to love and hate life equally at harvest haha.I do know that, thanks anyway though
Haha, I reckon so
my fiancé is assisting me with the harvest and trimming she's a good girl.Connoisseurus Rex
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I wish I could get my wife to help. She just waits for finished product haha.Haha, I reckon so
Hopefully y'all can make short work of it then and enjoy.
Haha she doesn't smoke
Hopefully it will. Keep posted dude, just got back from my overnight shift. Sleep then photos will be posted!