Pics of my baby auto, need opinions.

edwardvanhalen123456

edwardvanhalen123456

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TacoMac said:
For as many threads as you make about all the problems you have, I've never seen you take one piece of advice anybody's given you. It's no wonder you continue to have so very many problems.
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I have taken so many ppl's advice on this site. It's just ppl like you who don't realize it. Whenever I post a thread I learn something new everytime.
I might not take some ppl's advice but that's something that happens to everyone. I really don't care what you say because a lot of nice ppl are helping me on this site taco.

Oh and maybe you didn't notice but I am having absolutely no problems with my plant. It's completely healthy and growing fine. So I don't have "so very many problems". That doesn't even make sense.
 
Resinhound

Resinhound

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edwardvanhalen123456 said:
I never over water or under water. This is my first grow since I stopped growing 4 years ago. I know a lot about growing I just forgot a lot also lol. But I remember all the basic stuff.
If you look at the pic with the closeup, you can see that the leaves are not pale at all. Maybe they might be to you but all my previous plants were this color so I don't think anything is wrong their. Thanks again buddy.
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Your previous grows were probably all over watered as well.

Plant has probably 6 weeks left to go, maybe longer under current conditions.
 
purplehays1

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edwardvanhalen123456 said:
I will have the extra money for fox farm nutes but do you think the gh line is easier and better to use than fox farm?
I have seen fox farm's feeding schedule and it's confusing lol. Sometimes you have to put veg nutes in with other nutes, I just like to keep it simple you know.
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I dont think fox farms is any better, unless you are looking to do organic. The GH 3 part flora series is pretty easy, the Maxi 2 part is even easier. Both work just fine. If you are growing in soil you likely would only need to buy maxi-bloom because soil generally has plenty of nitrogen and micro's and maxi-bloom is like 5-15-14 so it still has a decent amount of N to maintain the plant once it eats all the N in the soil. Only problem with Maxi-bloom is that it is missing a few of the very minor micro nutrients like zinc and manganese which cannabis plants can become deficient to, but this is generally only in hydro, soil should have plenty of the micros. If you are using a decent soil id just buy a bag of maxi-bloom for like 15 bucks, make sure to keep it sealed cuz it will clump up if it gets moisture, will last you a long long time.
 
edwardvanhalen123456

edwardvanhalen123456

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purplehays1 said:
I dont think fox farms is any better, unless you are looking to do organic. The GH 3 part flora series is pretty easy, the Maxi 2 part is even easier. Both work just fine. If you are growing in soil you likely would only need to buy maxi-bloom because soil generally has plenty of nitrogen and micro's and maxi-bloom is like 5-15-14 so it still has a decent amount of N to maintain the plant once it eats all the N in the soil. Only problem with Maxi-bloom is that it is missing a few of the very minor micro nutrients like zinc and manganese which cannabis plants can become deficient to, but this is generally only in hydro, soil should have plenty of the micros. If you are using a decent soil id just buy a bag of maxi-bloom for like 15 bucks, make sure to keep it sealed cuz it will clump up if it gets moisture, will last you a long long time.
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Thanks a lot buddy I appreciate your reply. My plant isn't looking too good now, she is getting yellow leaves. I think I might need to get some flowering nutes, I think the gh 3 part nutes would work. I would only get the one for flowering because she's 5 weeks old already. Do you think that would work to make her better?
 
edwardvanhalen123456

edwardvanhalen123456

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purplehays1 said:
I dont think fox farms is any better, unless you are looking to do organic. The GH 3 part flora series is pretty easy, the Maxi 2 part is even easier. Both work just fine. If you are growing in soil you likely would only need to buy maxi-bloom because soil generally has plenty of nitrogen and micro's and maxi-bloom is like 5-15-14 so it still has a decent amount of N to maintain the plant once it eats all the N in the soil. Only problem with Maxi-bloom is that it is missing a few of the very minor micro nutrients like zinc and manganese which cannabis plants can become deficient to, but this is generally only in hydro, soil should have plenty of the micros. If you are using a decent soil id just buy a bag of maxi-bloom for like 15 bucks, make sure to keep it sealed cuz it will clump up if it gets moisture, will last you a long long time.
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One more question. I was looking at the fox farm feeding schedule and it says to use the big bloom in the first 3 weeks. Why would they want you to use flowering nutes when the plant has just sprouted?
 
edwardvanhalen123456

edwardvanhalen123456

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TacoMac said:
Just keep feeding them love, man. It's all you need.
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Well I was feeding them with love, but it was love water, not nutrient love lol.
I thought I could grow a plant without nutes. I did learn one thing though, I don't think I need veg nutes because this autoflower is 5 weeks old so it's in it's flowering period right now.

This is the first time she is showing signs of starvation lol.
 
edwardvanhalen123456

edwardvanhalen123456

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Resinhound said:
Your previous grows were probably all over watered as well.

Plant has probably 6 weeks left to go, maybe longer under current conditions.
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The last time I grew a plant was 5 years ago before my woman moved in.
I grew huge plants that were very potent. I prolly grew about 5 huge plants in way bigger pots than I am using for an autoflower so ya they got huge.

The smell got so bad that my friends could smell it outside my house. I think the reason why you think I am over watered is because you think this is my first time growing. I know exactly when my plant needs water. This leaf problem is from having no nutrients so I don't know why you would say I over water my plants because you have no idea how much I used to grow, here's a pic of a plant I grew 4 years ago.



As you can see, I know what I'm doing. I grew these in miracle gro soil and under cfl's. The difference is these plants had nutrients so I never had a problem with them that's why I know the plant I have now needs nutes. Thanks for the reply man.
 
WarMachine

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I too am doing a grow with no nuts (no bottle nuts at least) but I am using Fox Farms soil (ocean forest) so it has a decent amount of nuts (still don't think enough though) so I'm going to be using organic fish/kelp fert to help. Don't expect much with my setup but more so trying to achieve a final product. I do know that miracle grow is not the best soil though :-/
 
edwardvanhalen123456

edwardvanhalen123456

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WarMachine said:
I too am doing a grow with no nuts (no bottle nuts at least) but I am using Fox Farms soil (ocean forest) so it has a decent amount of nuts (still don't think enough though) so I'm going to be using organic fish/kelp fert to help. Don't expect much with my setup but more so trying to achieve a final product. I do know that miracle grow is not the best soil though :-/
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I wish I had some fox farm soil but it's too expensive. I know what you mean when you say your not expecting much so it's kind of an experiment right?
Also miracle gro is a cheap man's way of growing. I mentioned I grew huge plants with no problems using mg. Thanks for the reply buddy. Did you look at the plants I posted at the top of this page? Those are my plants.
 
edwardvanhalen123456

edwardvanhalen123456

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Resinhound said:
"How much time do you guys think she will have left and why is the leaf laying their yellow."







LOL
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purplehays1 said:
I dont think fox farms is any better, unless you are looking to do organic. The GH 3 part flora series is pretty easy, the Maxi 2 part is even easier. Both work just fine. If you are growing in soil you likely would only need to buy maxi-bloom because soil generally has plenty of nitrogen and micro's and maxi-bloom is like 5-15-14 so it still has a decent amount of N to maintain the plant once it eats all the N in the soil. Only problem with Maxi-bloom is that it is missing a few of the very minor micro nutrients like zinc and manganese which cannabis plants can become deficient to, but this is generally only in hydro, soil should have plenty of the micros. If you are using a decent soil id just buy a bag of maxi-bloom for like 15 bucks, make sure to keep it sealed cuz it will clump up if it gets moisture, will last you a long long time.
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Thanks buddy for the detailed description. I'm going to have to stick with getting tiger bloom cuz I found a pint for only 10 bucks so I might as well try that.
Hopefully it will make little Pepyopee happy again. Pepyopee is my plants name.
 
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