mcabdullah82
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My organic cannabis had 3 weeks old is this normal growth or there is problem?
Is this the normal growth for 3 weeks
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Budzbuddha
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3 weeks? .... yeah a problem
Budzbuddha
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That plant could have easily grown without grower input on that soil alone. It is probably stunted , and yes that can happen too.
So not sure what you are doing as far as “ organic cannabis “ ..... so fill us in .
So the leaves the grower ( you ) possibly doing things you were not supposed too ?
So not sure what you are doing as far as “ organic cannabis “ ..... so fill us in .
So the leaves the grower ( you ) possibly doing things you were not supposed too ?
MickFoster
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You have a problem........probably lack of oxygen in the root zone.
3 weeks for a comparison.
3 weeks for a comparison.
mcabdullah82
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لديك مشكلة ..... ربما نقص الأكسجين في منطقة الجذر.
3 أسابيع للمقارنة.
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What causes lack of oxygen?
لديك مشكلة ..... ربما نقص الأكسجين في منطقة الجذر.
3 أسابيع للمقارنة.
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What causes lack of oxygen?
MickFoster
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Keeping the soil too wet and not having anything added for aeration.
mcabdullah82
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Thank you to share knowldge with me
Milovan1
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May be overwatered. Soil looks wet.
In my opinion, If the roots have water at all times then there is
no need for the roots to grow. I like to let mine dry out a bit for
a bit for the roots grow and stretch out to look for water. Does no harm
to the plant(s) and I'm sure they like it due to their positive response.
Could also be a lack of nutrients in the soil? Not sure what type of soil
your using.
In my opinion, If the roots have water at all times then there is
no need for the roots to grow. I like to let mine dry out a bit for
a bit for the roots grow and stretch out to look for water. Does no harm
to the plant(s) and I'm sure they like it due to their positive response.
Could also be a lack of nutrients in the soil? Not sure what type of soil
your using.
mcabdullah82
Member
I use organic compost soil with prelite
Milovan1
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In most cases, finished compost is classified as a soil conditioner rather then a fertilizer
due to the relatively low levels of nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus. Finished compost adds
these elements and others, but releases them over a longer period of time.
Perlite does help with aeration. It has high permeability and low water retention and helps prevent
soil compaction.
due to the relatively low levels of nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus. Finished compost adds
these elements and others, but releases them over a longer period of time.
Perlite does help with aeration. It has high permeability and low water retention and helps prevent
soil compaction.
mcabdullah82
Member
Do you prefer farming Organic or chemical?
Milovan1
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I like both. Sometimes I like to grow all organic and sometimes chemical.
Sometimes I grow organic with chemical combined. You would think chemical nutrients
cancel out the organics in the soil but I have grown many and mostly healthy plants 6'-12'
using this method as well.
I do outdoor grows. Basically it comes down to what you prefer (organic, chemical or both combined).
They all work well for me.
migenetics
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2 weeks in organic soil for comparison.
Severed Tongue
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These are 3 weeks, in Miracle-Gro moisture control soil. I kept the soil soaked.
Old_fart_stoner
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16 days old...
Old_fart_stoner
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Good Job! I am personally not a fan of MG products...kudos to you. I am quite sure they are ready for a bigger space.
