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I have a bunch of marijuana plants currently growing in one pot. I started growing marijuana, or rather, it started growing in the soil in November. Throughout that time, I had 6 pots with about 40 plants with several different strains of marijuana. I do not know the types of the strains as these were simply seeds filtered from swag that managed to grow. However, I have never seen any reach the flowering stage.
What happens is that these plants grow to a decent height, around 4ft and then nothing happens. The leaves slowly fade from yellow to brown and fall off throughout weeks, going into months, and there is no result; nothing has been produced. I have learned to separate the males from the females and although the males slowly grow to produce the "balls" of pollen, the females never flower.
I am in the state of Gujarat, India which now has an estimated 13 hours of sunlight and 11 hours of darkness daily. Monsoon season is currently underway although these plants are about 5-6 weeks old. The temperature is around a minimum of 25°C to a maximum of 38°C. The median temperature is about 30-32°C. I do not supply my plants with anything other than tap water and occasionally, several teaspoons from a bag of Miracle-Gro All Purpose Plant Food. I do not provide the plants with this fertilizer routinely. Once or twice every 2-3 weeks would be a rather accurate representation. There are no instruments at my disposal to check the PH of the soil or the availability to purchase and introduce other, more productive fertilizers, strictly composed of nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus.
I do not know the reasoning for this behavior since at least one of these 40 plants should have flowered. Amongst these 40-something plants sprouted, there was only one plant which achieved the flowering state but was pollinated into producing seeds. The plants which are now growing are the offspring of that pollinated plant. That was in early April, this is now July. Please advise me so I can do further to provide specified information regarding the growth of these plants as to guidance upon mediating this conflict of producing naught.
What happens is that these plants grow to a decent height, around 4ft and then nothing happens. The leaves slowly fade from yellow to brown and fall off throughout weeks, going into months, and there is no result; nothing has been produced. I have learned to separate the males from the females and although the males slowly grow to produce the "balls" of pollen, the females never flower.
I am in the state of Gujarat, India which now has an estimated 13 hours of sunlight and 11 hours of darkness daily. Monsoon season is currently underway although these plants are about 5-6 weeks old. The temperature is around a minimum of 25°C to a maximum of 38°C. The median temperature is about 30-32°C. I do not supply my plants with anything other than tap water and occasionally, several teaspoons from a bag of Miracle-Gro All Purpose Plant Food. I do not provide the plants with this fertilizer routinely. Once or twice every 2-3 weeks would be a rather accurate representation. There are no instruments at my disposal to check the PH of the soil or the availability to purchase and introduce other, more productive fertilizers, strictly composed of nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus.
I do not know the reasoning for this behavior since at least one of these 40 plants should have flowered. Amongst these 40-something plants sprouted, there was only one plant which achieved the flowering state but was pollinated into producing seeds. The plants which are now growing are the offspring of that pollinated plant. That was in early April, this is now July. Please advise me so I can do further to provide specified information regarding the growth of these plants as to guidance upon mediating this conflict of producing naught.
Cheers!
