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Thanks man ok I will check that also. It could be affected by the clay pebbles I’m using. ALSO: When I bring them in I started training a fan on them and that has really helped. Suddenly they have sprung back to life.

Yeah that makes sense.... its 12 degrees celsius.

Ah OK... well good to hear. By the way as an update, I think I now understand what the problem was. I had stressed the plants out by leaving them out at night in temperatures that went down to around 4 degrees... that was the mistake. They are actually totally fine now. One is a bit "weird"...

PS: Am going to hold off from transferring them out of these containers. I think if the root ball can grow some more and get established then they might be alright in the end. Also it should get a bit warmer in London soon, that will help.

Dear Comrades... I have better news this morning. And hopefully this can help others who like to grow outdoors. So last night I brought the little luvvies inside for that home comfort vibe. They were wilted and fucked looking and this morning totally expected them to be dead. But no.... a...

OK thanks, I will do so. Will report back here in case this can help anyone else.

Hmmm.... :-/

I'd given it 2 weeks to dry out but i think the issue is the clay pebbles. They must be jamming up the bottom of the plant, I guess it just doesn't like them... its the first time that I've tried them, and the last. Is it worth trying a "Plant-otomy" take out all the wet soggy shit at the...

It’s the clay pebbles I put at the bottom of the pot retaining moisture. I think they are keeping it too moist down there.

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Hi all, have been growing outdoors each summer for the past 7 years, never had any problems. Suddenly one of my plants looks really ropey and I dont know why. Its an auto cinderella jack about a month and a half old, started indoors in a paper cup, transferred twice finally into the current...