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I was thinking all the lower inner sites. Yes the whole plant looks like it. It has been this way since the very beginning when started indoors. I started 10 plants indoors all in same tent. I figured if it didn’t affect my other plants and continued growing without any issues I would see what...

This is my biggest plant I’ve grown to date. She s an apple fritter started back in April. From day ten the leaves have looked like this. I ruled out any issues. All my plants were started inside together and she’s the only one that looks like this. I even cloned her and the cloned looks the...

I decided against it and I’m just removing lower sites deep within. Thanks

I’m not disagreeing about the mites I just would think all my plants would be affected they all were started together inside and this plant had this look from week 2. I also spray every week rotating between neem and captain jack dead bug. Thanks for the feedback. Any thoughts on how to deal...

I germinated my seeds after soaking in paper towels. Once tap root is out I placed them in rapid rooters in solo cups first then transplanted to 1 gal pots.( my first mistake) . They got pretty leggy (mistake number two I used a 100 watt light) early May. I started to harden my plants for...

Yes I had a rough start when I started them inside. I was showing the apple fritter. It’s sad that look on the leaves from the very beginning and because it was inside, I assumed it was just way the strain . All my outdoor plant started inside so I just assumed that if it was a bug all the...

What do you mean? Elaborate please. If you’re referring to the pattern on the lease, that’s been there since the beginning when they were started inside. I had multiple plants going, and this was the only one to show on the leaves. I figured if it was kind of bugged it all would have But I could...

Looking to lollipop my apple fritter. I’ve never done it before. She’s starting to transition to flower. Would now be the time to do it and how high should I go from the ground or do I just strip the lower branches and leave the top of them.

Thanks I ended up transplanting into a 10gal pot for that very reason.

I was thinking of transplanting my strawberry cheesecake photo to my raised bed. I already have two plants on each end about 4 x 12 raised bed garden all organic self-sufficient garden. I think I can support a third plant but I’m no expert and this is my first organic run. Any insight on adding...

6.1 soil ph and I should have said I’m using Fox Farm soil and top dress with worm and bat.

My photos are on day 90. They’re all starting to fade fast. They’re all in Fox Farm Ocean Forest with worm castings and bat guano. Does not seem to be helping. Am I missing something. I’m currently using Foxfarm big bloom and grow big at 3/4 strength. I’ve burnt my plants in the past going any...

Thanks it’s actually a friends plant. I just wanted to be sure. Thanks again and happy fourth.

Am I looking at a Hermi plant. My blueberry cookies auto about 60 days in.

Yeah, my first attempt at it and honestly, I’m not sure about the whole process. I I will cut down Maybe at three to one mix. thanks for a quick reply may may have saved me from burning my plant

I just brewed a batch of compost containing 2 cups of bat guano one cup warm, casings quarter cup of molasses, and 2 tablespoons of seaweed kelp. It’s been brewing for 36 hours. I’m getting ready to feed my apple fritter which is in the ground in my raised bed. Do I need to cut the compost tea...

This is my Apple Fritter growing in a raised bed. I started growing indoors and moved outside mid may. From around day 20 started looking light green and green mixed pattern. I figured it was just the strain growing. Now I’m finding damage leaves on the top. I’ve been treating with neem every...

They were getting transplanted to 5 gallons before 10

4 of my photos started leggy and now seems compacted. I’m in the process of moving them outside and wondering if they will grow out of this. Day 40