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Seems like theyre gettin too much nitrogen... Horse manure is strong on N, and so is Grow Big so if I were u i would start hitting em with flowering nutes with no N. U also mentioned that there arent any yellow leaves on em and that means that there is abundance of N. Gl man

Are you feeding your plants? El aqua looks burnt. Give us more details plz.

Cover the ww with clear plastic to create a greenhouse effect. This will raise the humidity n keep things nice and warm. And never over water as tap roots will be destroyed by fungi. Gl w the outdoor grow.

I would lower Ph down to 5.8-6.0..... Thats the ph recomended to hydro grown plants

Where are you growing? If youre able go grow with no problems til november/ december you could even grow a small sativa, just do the math. Get the flowering time of your strain i.e. 75 days n subtract that from a set date whenthe weather starts turning shitty like 11-20. Another thing to keep in...

Hey every1, I recently spotted this weird looking discoloration on one of my.ladies that resembles rust that cant be rubbed off. Its happening mostly on the younger leaves but not new growth or older leaves which some.actually show signs of N def. Any opinions?

Phing just for hydro?? Hecks naw. Just try to water your ladies with 8.5 tap water all the time.... Youll end up locking shyt out... Rule of thumb: ph even when foliar feeding

Yup, ill def keep u guys posted for this grow since its a strain worth keeping record of just for those who are curious about how these ladies grow specially in my area . So thanks about giving a fuck about this thread and thanks for the comments ill def throw her in a 45gal now that I think...

My dearest condolence to you my friend.

Our growing season here in the bay area is pretty long. we usually dont suffer from frost and if we do its during the month of january. After that it starts to get nice from the beggining of march down to mid november. I would say 8 solid months of viable growing weather.....@ Kona, thanks alot...

Youre completely right kermit, it seems that growing her a lil late will keep.her shorter. Its should be a plus cus its a lanky sativa and im in a backyard. The weather is not a problem here in the bay area but mold is. Anyway, thanks for the feedback. Happy growing!

whats up my fellow stoners! Was just wondering if I should start a Dr. Grinspoon seed outdoor now since its a 100+ day sativa and I need to harvest before december due to bo-mothafucken-trytis , my worst enemy so far. Any opinions?

As long as it gets at least 6 hrrs of direct sun. Theyll grow well but of course not as well as one that gets at least 10 the more the better.

When theyre that young they tend to do better w indirect sun. Once they grow 3 sets of true leaves you shpuld start leavinb them in vull sun. I have seedlings that are getting sun burned and badly stunted cause of this.

Hey dooby. I know how it feels to have mold destroy whole crops, believe it or not there are ways to get around that, many options. You can either prevent the mold by getting Serenade which contains a beneficial bacteria that eats mold spores, trust me or if you already have a mold problem you...

Patience is key for a great grow.... Do you know which week of flower are they in? Thats crucial cause there are equatorial sativas that can flower for up to 20+weeks. Also too much nitrogen can cause a lack of flower formation. A tale tale sign for this is a dark green coloring in the plant and...

Thats completely natural as long as its happening on the oldest calyxes (flower bracts) not on a whole bud since its too early for that. How was the transition? Overnight? Ho much of it isit? Do you have pics to show? You shoiuldnt worry too much iuf theyre lookin healthy and geowing fast. Good...

You shouldnt worry too much about soil fungus since its just decomposing organic matter in your soil. If you decide to go with H2O2 solution you should be very carefull since it also kills beneficial flora in the soil and roots. Another option is to spray a product called Serenade which contains...

Dude, mix 1tblsp baking soda, 1tsp neem oil, and 1tsp of soft dish liquid soap to One gallon of water. Fungi hate Sodium Bicarbonate (baking soda) and it creates an alkaline environment where the fungus cant live. And or you can buy a product named "serenade" which has a beneficial bacteria...

hope these pics help