HELP? Advise please. How much longer does my plant have and will that get biiger?
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Budzbuddha
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That’s good ol sativa - WEEKS.
It's a sativa , I have no clue what it is , how can you tell?
FirstCavApache64
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Is this A guerilla grow or Your guerilla grow? You don't seem to know anything about it. Did you plant them?
Yes its mine i planted it if you need the whole back storey it was my buddy's it had just started he went to jail so I took it and stuck it in the ground . So no I have no clue what strain it is and I wasn't expecting it to flower as early as it did so I'm not sure how long it has been flowing I only can go out to it every few weeks
FirstCavApache64
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Cool. Just kinda sounded like you might have found a plant or something in which case I'd have very different advice for you.
I'd try to take out some dry fertilizer if I could and scratch it into the top inch or two around the plants shadow looking down on it. Some flowering fertilizer like a blooming fertilizer is what you're looking for. If you haul any water out, put some epsom salt in every gallon. Like a gram to a gram and a half which is close to a teaspoon per gallon. Keep an eye out for bugs and mold, they're your biggest enemies other than rippers. Try taking different paths each time out if possible so you don't end up making a trail right to the plant. Like BudzBuddha said it's got a good while to go and you will probably be dealing with hunting season depending on where you live. That's what gets a lot of plants found so keep that in mind too.
I'd try to take out some dry fertilizer if I could and scratch it into the top inch or two around the plants shadow looking down on it. Some flowering fertilizer like a blooming fertilizer is what you're looking for. If you haul any water out, put some epsom salt in every gallon. Like a gram to a gram and a half which is close to a teaspoon per gallon. Keep an eye out for bugs and mold, they're your biggest enemies other than rippers. Try taking different paths each time out if possible so you don't end up making a trail right to the plant. Like BudzBuddha said it's got a good while to go and you will probably be dealing with hunting season depending on where you live. That's what gets a lot of plants found so keep that in mind too.
OK awesome thanks so they should still fill out and I should still be pumping PK to it at this stage?
Awesome I have all of that iv been putting down . Just needed to know if it was still early enough to keep feeding and also I do that with the trails I also have a game camera up so I can see if anyone goes to my spot thanks man
FirstCavApache64
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Are you sure they are female? Most everything should be flowering by now if you're in the US. Maybe your not though
I'm in florida my others got put out later and there in the stretch no pistils yet tho they were monster crop clones so pretty sure they are female | |
FirstCavApache64
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You can make general assumptions based on the leaf structure. Long, thin or skinny leaves are usually sativa or sativa dominant hybrids. Short, fat fingered leaves are usually indica or indica dominant. Plant structure also can help as indicas will usually be shorter and bushier, with sativa's being taller and lankier if not topped or trained.
There are exceptions as so many breeders create crazy multi hybrid strains now but those are pretty good guidelines.
waterproof808
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The plants in the first pics look like they have a minimum of 6 weeks more to go, but when you are growing outside, mother nature usually has the final say. They will start becoming vulnerable to budrot soon, so keep an eye on the weather forecasts and pray the gods are kind.