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she does look like a flowering lady as angus said. a bigger hole wouldve made a big difference. good luck with her.

how big is the pot? What kind and color is the pot? How old is the plant? Its probably not the pot thats burning your plants.It may be to late to tranplant depending on how long it has been in there. a little more info on lighting and nutes could also be the reason for burning. good luck.

imo she needs a bigger pot with alot more soil other than that she looks good and green

they will if it taste good

This Texas heat is feeling horrible! To all you growing in Texas outdoors I'm feeling your pain. although i'm not currently a grower:roll:, i do have a vegetable garden thats taking a beating. I hope this shit cools down soon or rains a little.

what month do u usualy harvest in texas?

definitely a female

I hope i dont get bashed for this lol. this is a simple question why not water in the middle of the day? i dont use this method but why couldnt you? wouldnt it cool the roots a little from the heat?

looking good bro. keep up the hard work. I'm fixing to try to get my ladies to flower. hopefully!

that would be an excellent thing to do

im thinking very seriously about force flowering these ladies, any suggestions?

Subscribed ! Very Interested With Forced Flowering Outdoors Looking Very Good !

so how many sheets per plant? if used only one wouldnt light still come thru because of the sheet being thin? was the sunlight hitting your plants directly or were they shaded and covered? has anyone else ever used this method and what was the out come just curious. sorry for all the questions...

so what would be the best method of force flowering outdoors in the ground

In order to put under a trash can or in a shed to force the plants into flowering, do the plants require any type of air flow?

i have chosen to use a mix called "readygro" made by botanicare. this is a soilless organic media the mix includes: perlite, earthworm castings, compost, seaweed extract, seaweed meal, and leonardite ore. the nutrients to go along with this mix are botanicare brand name im using the Triflex:Base...

thanks, Ive done alot of reading and research thanks to RIU ive learned alot from every body here

So this is my first outdoor grow just wanted to see what everybody thinks any comments or advice is greatly appreciated :bigjoint:

Well let me just answer your question there not in plain site there in a tomato garden but the "weeds" have out grown my tomatoes and my son does not live with me thanks for your curiosity i hope i answered your question i ask for a little advice and i have to hear somebody trying to make me...

thanks alot for the advice i really appreciate it i will let you guys know if they get hurt or damaged i hope not but we will see