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that things gnarly looking.

Very nice. Skywalker is a good strain to grow. I have to say though, the mother of this mystery strain is really looking good. gonna give my named strains a good run for their money.

Quick update on my grow. I decided I would put most of the plants outdoors but wanted to keep 2 of each strain to flower. and see how they react to training techniques. 1.Skywalker by far is the most uncooperative and does not take well to the training cage. Also the smallest of the 3 strains...

i retract my previous statement. lol

Oh man...that hurts just looking at the pic..looked like some good stuff too...i dont know about salvaging it need someone with a little more experience in this area. GOOD LUCK MAN!!

i dont think anyone here is qualified to diagnose a plant based on one leaf. sorry to be blunt but im faded. post better pics of the WHOLE plant plzz. id be glad to help if i can

plant looks good. i wouldnt worry about it turning purple or not. some plants turn completely purple and some don't. just how it goes down.

4.69 zippers

lol

green wire ties, just drill a hole on the top of ur pot to anchor the tie. leave a gap for the branch to grow.

they fit!!

It was just one plant and i havent seen em since, i understand taking plants outdoors and bringing them in isnt a good idea. I dont have a choice right now. i got them just in time i think, sprayed them hard havent seen em since. I personally think the mites came from the foxfarm ocean forrest...

Spider mites... good thing it was only one plant i checked them all but sprayed them with Bayer bug/mildew solution, generously. i hate spider mites never really had an issue with them but heard stories. any advice folks??? they could possibly be from outside as i leave them out in the sun...

ok, this is my transplant technique and hasnt failed me yet, not one plant lost. 5 gallon bucket tap water ph 6.0 - 6.5 , 20ml Veg Nute or Low dose of your Veg Base Nute. and also Bud Karma from botanicare. because it helps with root growth and plant stress. i water the bucket of dirt im about...

dried before transplant???...i always water hard right before the transplant, the whole dirt/root structure slips right out, but then again my roots are always aggressive enough to hold the dirt together. different tokes for different folks i guess.

looking nice and happy for sure.

Been giving them 500-600ppm nute feedings with regular ph'd down water in between each. They seem to be responding very well to the feedings and are noticeably drinking more. gonna be transplanting them into 5gal buckets soon :hump:

ive never ran a RDWC but sounds like u have a flow problem in either the buckets undercurrent lines, or the pump lines feeding ur res or buckets however u have it setup.

thats the good thing about growing, you learn a lot. everyone develops their own style of growing its what makes us unique in my opinion. the good thing about this setup, you can change it up in a heart beat if one thing isn't clicking with the other. biggest thing ive learned in growing is just...

I think you mean RDWC, and theres videos all over youtube explaining how they work and what you need to make them work.