growing outdoor with grey water

tba said:

Hi guys.
I know its a long shot but I would like to share anyway:
this babe is growing in my garden about one month in to flowering, with no treatment at all. she drinks grey water whenever we take a shower or doing laundry...
the ambient temp is very high up to 43 C (109 F). to my opinion, this lady is suffering from pasts, hit and nutrient deficiency...
having said that, last month I harvest another plant right next to this one who were at the same environment and she has no problem and the smoke is good...

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cindysid said:

Maybe you can provide some kind of shade? I live in S FL, and the temps here are in the mid 90's. I have my plants in an area where they get only about 5 hrs of direct sunlight and they seem to be doing great. Direct sunlight at those temps has got to be hard on the plant.

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tba said:

I will chack it, but I dont think she get more the 5 hrs sun per day. thanks.

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medicalmary said:

Do those look like tunnels in the fan leaves to you? Crack one of your healthier fan leaves open with the middle eaten out and look for a leaf miner. That looks like some chard I grew last summer. First thing to check.

To reduce temperature get some shade clothe. They come in percentages of how much PAR value they block from the sun. Filter sunlight by placing plant under a tree is also good. I agree with above poster. If it is temp issue then decrease direct sunlight, however, I suspect it might be something else.

Hottest sun is mid day sun and western sun. Put in a spot that gets direct light during the morning, but filtered sun afternoon to evening.

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