my outdoor grow in india (12 latitude)

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RingWraith

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I doubt if that is possible, The Landrace Sativa is at 7 sets of leaves now, and may not be viable to keep outdoors as I don't want a tall plant on the terrace.. I am not very confident of LST, so may need to get it indoors and use 2700k lights to force flowering..
 
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MajorCoco

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RingWraith said:
I doubt if that is possible, The Landrace Sativa is at 7 sets of leaves now, and may not be viable to keep outdoors as I don't want a tall plant on the terrace.. I am not very confident of LST, so may need to get it indoors and use 2700k lights to force flowering..
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Easiest way to LST on a balcony is to tie the plant so it grows along it like a grape vine...
 
elchupacabra

elchupacabra

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RingWraith said:
I doubt if that is possible, The Landrace Sativa is at 7 sets of leaves now, and may not be viable to keep outdoors as I don't want a tall plant on the terrace.. I am not very confident of LST, so may need to get it indoors and use 2700k lights to force flowering..
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easiest way to lst anything is to get holes around the circumference of the rim of your pot and use metal wire to hold her down...trust me, be confident of lst : ) with these landrace sativas it's worked wonders for me so far. she's not gonna finish for a fucklong time anyways...bringing her inside might make her hermie on you
 
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elchupacabra

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eyyy what shit man she won't snap, she's less likely to snap after lst, she's properly tied down! easiest way to get more yield without topping/supercropping and it keeps her tied down also...'if she snaps' it seems haha ;)
 
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RingWraith

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Update: Moved the Kush plant to the terrace. The Sativa Landrace is unike any plant I Have grown till date, it has a thick stem and the leaves are huge. Showing some pistils as well.. Dont think the NL is going to show. Its been 9 days after germ and still no peep from the soil..

On the fun note, I have about 50 bagseeds germinated and ready to go across the city.. Gonna do some driveby plantings today :)
 
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beginner.legal.growop

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I read through the whole god damn thread wondering why the pictures stopped. I thought maybe you got busted. Anyways now that I know pretty much EVERYTHING you have posted on here.

POST SOME MORE DAMN PICS! I wanna see these beasts!
 
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elchupacabra

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dunno what the fuck has happened to my biggest plant, she's just stopped growing altogether. if she's in an enclosure that measures about 4' x 3' x .5', how much of a 10% urine solution would you fertilize her with? i'm not looking for pricks' comments telling me how urine is just disgusting to use as a fertilizer....
 
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elchupacabra

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leaves are randomly turning yellow, not necessarily old ones or new ones, but there isnt any visible 'burning' of the plant per se, there are a handful of brown tips but they've been that way for weeks now haha
 
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elchupacabra

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and also, why milk? furthermore, that big a concentration of milk is gonna start to reek once it goes rancid mate... and again, i don't see the purpose of adding milk to the plant. i guess it COULD make sense in later stages in a much smaller ratio to supply the buds with calcium? im' guessing in the large ratio you mentioned, it might encourage other fungal diseases (due to the milk)...
 
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RingWraith

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I read somewhere that when milk combines with soil, it breaks down to nitrogen. I did the milk thing after the plant was a month old. and it helped a load. Plant seems greener and growing healthy. I had read that it is to be done once every 7 days.
And no smell after day 1.. I did notice a bit of leaf burn below and some whiteish residue, but the residue went away in no time and i plucked out the leafs with burn.
 
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elchupacabra

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would like some advice asap...plants leaves are randomly yellowing here and there, one stalk in particular has it pretty bad, leaves are yellowing entirely and curling and brown at the tips. the yellowing is uniformally spread throughout the leaf, it doesn't start from the tips...the plant's growth rate has slowed drastically, it's been in a preflowering stage for more than a month now but all new growth has ceased. all tips are brown across the garden, is it chlorine in the water?
 

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elchupacabra

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also, one of my papayas is showing something, as well as my one crossbreed between a landrace and another mystery plant, no clue what it was...no idea what they're exhibiting either...any idea? orange pot's papaya, white one's the mystery
 

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growone

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you probably wouldn't have such a nice plant if your PH was messed up, provided the water you're using is the same
plant appears to be short on some nutrient, but that can be from a number of different issues
the soil seems to be part of the subsoil of the terrace? i'd be curious about the drainage and watering schedule
 
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