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Yeah didnt start flowering till first week feb....then looked like at the 3 week mark was gonna take 10-12wks to finish then at the 3 1/2 week mark started hermie on me lolMan thats a bit of a wait!
Yeah didnt start flowering till first week feb....then looked like at the 3 week mark was gonna take 10-12wks to finish then at the 3 1/2 week mark started hermie on me lolMan thats a bit of a wait!
Is the pot sitting in water?View attachment 3317441 Its not mine but my friend is in panic mode.....overwatered or rootbound ? And what can he do to save it ?
Its not mine but I told him to get it out straight away to let the eater run thru the pot and drain when he watersIs the pot sitting in water?
Ah shit! Bagseed? Atleast you shouldn't have to put up with it now haha Good genes haYeah didnt start flowering till first week feb....then looked like at the 3 week mark was gonna take 10-12wks to finish then at the 3 1/2 week mark started hermie on me lol
That looks like root rot, which pretty much is the death of any plant. Your friend can try saving by removing plant from container and cutting out the damaged roots...then re-potting. However, chances are it will die anyways as the amount of roots you have to remove don't leave enough to maintain a healthy plant.View attachment 3317441 Its not mine but my friend is in panic mode.....overwatered or rootbound ? And what can he do to save it ?
amended all my holes today.. Mulch , bat poop , earthworm castings , epsoma . oh and the buckets for a spring crop.
Like the mother of that cross, bubba dominant dankness.Thanks for sharing sunbiz . she looks chunky and tasty. good job she was a happy girl. whats she smell & taste like ?
It will but it's safer to use plain old Sodium Hypochlorite; bleach. Bleach in low percentages is perfect and not as potentially hot. I just use my tap water. My water authority uses Chlorine. If your water uses Chloramine (still smells like chlorine after sitting for 24 hours) don't use it or treat it with Sodium Thiosulfate.Hydrogen-peroxide helps with root rot from what I Know. Also I would repot into a soil mixture with more perlite.
Yep and these guys I pass some wisdom onto dont use perlite at all ..ahh well u tryHydrogen-peroxide helps with root rot from what I Know. Also I would repot into a soil mixture with more perlite.
I agree with Sunbiz and Fresno it looks like root rot. It's a loss, no foundation to support the limbs.That looks like root rot, which pretty much is the death of any plant. Your friend can try saving by removing plant from container and cutting out the damaged roots...then re-potting. However, chances are it will die anyways as the amount of roots you have to remove don't leave enough to maintain a healthy plant.
happens to me every season.....I cannot believe how many crops I could have saved with a simple carport....yep agreed guys...I told him not to leave it in the bucket or put bark on top as a mulch...they ask for advice and do the opposite lol not my loss...
Hate to admit my own mistakes/laziness, but I lost 3 ladies to fungal diseases last summer(root rot). For starters I didn't have the containers raised from a concrete floor, then I overwatered after oversizing the containers during transplanting. Those 3 mistakes combined to make 3 plants looking just like the one OP posted a few days ago. Up until that point, I had never experienced root rot, and missed the very first symptom...droopy leaves no matter what. While it is normal for leaves to droop after watering, they certainly shouldn't stay that way.I agree with Sunbiz and Fresno it looks like root rot. It's a loss, no foundation to support the limbs.