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wheres the ventilation?

yeah i got it back in the real noob days when i was new to the grow scene. just got whatever claimed to make my plants healthier. after i used up all the fox farm stuff this season i will def invest in some other nutes.

thanks, going to feed her right now

my lady is getting big and now begun flowering. have not fed her the past 2-3 weeks because i ran out of big bloom. do you think it is okay that i use the grow big and tiger bloom without the big bloom? i know the trio are carefully engineered for a good even balance of nutes but would it be so...

so the root system is a little packed... do you think this is a sign of root bound? is a auto flower so its pretty screwed if i have to transplant.

nah its appearing on leaves that are far from it

nah got a good soil mix, well draining.

noticed it 10 mins ago, not nutrient burn cus i dont feed them anything. anyone got a clue to why this is happening? only 2 leaves are affected but i fear more will follow. pretty healthy otherwise.

Don't count your chickens before they hatch... just do the research and the rest will fall in place.

would do that but this is a guerrilla grow, would be a eye sore from the sky

yeah i was thinking of putting sand around it to make it a little less appealing for the slugs.

will try that out, anything to assure the riddance of them slugs!

So newbie me forgot the slug pellets. 5 days later and my crop has been ravaged with slugs. Immediate genocide of every slug (with a blowtorch) i could find near my plant and i chucked a good lot of pellets down. I do wonder what the future holds for it in terms of growth. its still growing but...

iv had this problem and chicken wire doesn't necessarily solve it... you see, if its young enough birds wont hesitate to munch it up. unnecessary overkill if you get it all wired up and netted as tight as a prisoner of war camp. safest way is to keep it indoors for 1-2 weeks then send it on its...

yeah, as i have said. the soil is fine. i just needed to top it up as she was stretching out a little too much

Alot more things to take into consideration when doing a guerrilla grow. Take your time to learn from activity patterns in the forest first to find the best patch. look at the plants that inhabit it and look for signs of deficiency, pest presents or diseases aswell as human interference because...

you doing a guerilla or garden grow?

yeah just got some fresh pics (the others were from this morning) hard to see but with the third node the left leaf is fine and the right one is curling around just like the right one on the second node. seems very strange...

Thats my guess but i still consider myself a newbie so not 100% confident with my self diagnosis's.

its a outdoor/widowstill. the soil looks like that because i put a little extra on the surface as it was stretching upwards a bit too much, part of the reason its crooked. got plenty of perlite mixed in the soil but its just not visible. has had the same lighting as my other fellas and they are...