How does she look? Any issues visable?
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GangaDownUnder
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Looks pretty good overall. Might be a little too light-green? Maybe needs more nitrogen?
Weedoguido
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Careful watering with a hose cause it can be easy to over water.
Mike_the_piper
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Will do what is a better option
Wizzlebiz
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??
Overwatering is a product of watering too frequently. Not a product of watering too much in one shot.
Using the hose is fine while using soil.
Mike_the_piper
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It's worked out so far. But I'm always open to suggestions. Started 12/12 Sunday night. So I'm trying to be extra cautious with the watering as she sits in a cabinet for 12 hours. It's ghetto I know but it's my second plant and my budget is the seed I found in a bomb ass sack lol
Wizzlebiz
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If it's an indoor plant you really don't want to bring it outside. You will introduce bugs to your plant and grow space.
My statement on the hose still stands but if it's indoors using a watering can or something equivalent to avoid taking the plant outside.
Mike_the_piper
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It's an outdoor
Mike_the_piper
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I bring it in my garage in a cabinet for lights out
Weedoguido
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I've known a couple people that watered with hoses and then wondered why there plants turned yellow. My theory is that they flushed all the nutes away.
Mike_the_piper
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That's probably exactly what happened
GangaDownUnder
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"Probably" & "Exactly" really shouldn't be in the same sentence together lol
Budzbuddha
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Plant ok ….. Deck not so much.
Thompson water seal or other surface protection for those bare boards wouldn’t kill ya. And a plant riser.
Thompson water seal or other surface protection for those bare boards wouldn’t kill ya. And a plant riser.
Mike_the_piper
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Bet thank you. What does bare boards do to vegetation?
Mike_the_piper
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What a windy season! As I switched to 12/12 on Sunday is it a bad idea to free up some space in the name of pruning? Also, will a windy day stress her to the point she won't start flowering?
ooof-da
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wind can stress them but it takes a lot. I have to battle it. They like wind so if you aren’t loosing limbs that’s probably not it. You are outdoor but bring the plant in and out of the garage? Is it a photo plant - not auto right - so why not let nature takes its course with the suns natural progression? Not being a sick just curious
PadawanWarrior
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Looks hungry. What do you plan to feed them? I assume that's soil? That soil's not dry is it?
Mike_the_piper
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No just watered her n I made a concoction from 10-10-10 plant food
Billytheluther
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I wouldn’t defoliate any thing, is it an auto or photo?
Billytheluther
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Its a photo , just realized you are light deprovating.. make sure you move them in and out timely and think about a different feed into tranition.
i think GH flora trio uses a 1-1-1 ratio durring transition so maybe you could get away with those nutes for the tranition just monitor how hungry they get
i think GH flora trio uses a 1-1-1 ratio durring transition so maybe you could get away with those nutes for the tranition just monitor how hungry they get