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DR8699

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I am doing my first big outdoor grow, I'm testing a few different techniques to see what works best in my area.

Most plants look great but a few look pretty bad. Can anyone help me figure out what is wrong with my girls? 3 or 4 plants have yellow/ brown spots and ??bluish?? Rotting on the lower leaves. Any help is greatly appreciated
 

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Jayl89kl518

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Question guys i accidentally broke on of my stems that came off the main stem . I taped it up and it seems to be okay . Am i able to use that stem as a clone if i cut it above the break at a 45° angle and put it into soil that has rooting booster in it ? Do u think it will grow roots. Or should i choose an entirely different stem for a clone.
 
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This is normal outdoor plant

Thanks for posting a photo since I reviewed

My rec is merely neem. Call it a day. Deploy zeem 1-2 weeks and exit flower

If you have problems in flower I’d look at your other crops you’re growing. Green house ?
 
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JCGreen81

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Jayl89kl518 said:
Question guys i accidentally broke on of my stems that came off the main stem . I taped it up and it seems to be okay . Am i able to use that stem as a clone if i cut it above the break at a 45° angle and put it into soil that has rooting booster in it ? Do u think it will grow roots. Or should i choose an entirely different stem for a clone.
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You can start your own thread and not be a hijacker
 
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Jayl89kl518

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Sorry that may seem like a really dumb question. I am a complete newb and i havent grown indoors before. I have a lot of dumb questions and really dont have any idea wat im doing. Any advice or constructive criticism would be appreciated.
 
JCGreen81

JCGreen81

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Jayl89kl518 said:
Sorry that may seem like a really dumb question. I am a complete newb and i havent grown indoors before. I have a lot of dumb questions and really dont have any idea wat im doing. Any advice or constructive criticism would be appreciated.
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YeH you’re acting like a newb. Post your own thread and don’t be a hijacker. It’s not hard. We all want to yield weed. Jesus.
 
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DR8699

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Mariosehr said:
Grown directly into ground? Climate?
Feeding?
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I had all my plants in 10gallon bags i repotted half directly in the ground ( testing the best method on my land)
Im in Maine, weather has been perfect. 75- 85 degrees.
Week or 2 ago they all got blood meal top dress and a light round of Mother Earth Super Tea Bloom Organic

Most affected plants are direct in the ground but a few plants in bags are affected too
 
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DR8699

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JCGreen81 said:
This is normal outdoor plant

Thanks for posting a photo since I reviewed

My rec is merely neem. Call it a day. Deploy zeem 1-2 weeks and exit flower

If you have problems in flower I’d look at your other crops you’re growing. Green house ?
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This is not a normal outdoor plant, i have quite a few normal outdoor plants that are lush and green and a handful that the leafs look like an old brused banana. The damage to the plant increases by the day, starting at the bottom and working up the plant. It also seemes to have spread to a few neighboring plants.
 
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DR8699

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Jayl89kl518 said:
Question guys i accidentally broke on of my stems that came off the main stem . I taped it up and it seems to be okay . Am i able to use that stem as a clone if i cut it above the break at a 45° angle and put it into soil that has rooting booster in it ? Do u think it will grow roots. Or should i choose an entirely different stem for a clone.
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I've broken a stem, i wrapped it with wet leaf and a bread tie. After 2 weeks its fully repaired. So either take a different clone or wait till the branch is fully mended
 
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JCGreen81

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Again I recommend only neem and say your outdoor grow is normal. Don’t do something not organic to fuck Up what’s looking amazing
 
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