What's Wrong With My Baby?Pls. Help.
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roosterfish
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either burn or wts the temps like they outside???but still go for burn
bird mcbride
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What kind of fertilizer did you use?
bird mcbride
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When I did my last outdoor grow I used regular farmers fertilizer for planting corn, I cut and conditioned my plot just like people would do their garden in the fall. I threw a thin layer of 34-0-0 over the snow at the end of march and that was it for nitro. I transplanted the plants into the nitro enriched soil on the first of June after I cut the garden up with a spade again. This time it was really easy to turn the soil. I put two fert spikes with each seedling that were said by the guy at the local greenhouse would help promote root growth. At first it was a bitch keeping them watered but I discover a mat of fresh dried maple leaves over the soil help hold the moisture then I didn't have to worry about watering anymore unless I felt like it. I simply raked the leaves away and put them back if I felt they needed hoeing. After about a month and a half I got a bag of 6-12-12, and for my single plants I did a half circle on one side with a handful of 6-12-12 and repeat on the otherside to create a circle with the 6-12-12, and the ones planted in rows I went down the rows with the ferts, hand held leaving a light line of 6-12-12, but make sure you stay back from the roots by 6" to a foot depending on the size of the plant. If the plant is smaller use two smaller handfuls of 6-12-12, use common sense. My plants were all about 3 feet tall when they got their first dose of 6-12-12. Two months later I did them again with the 6-12-12. When I cut them down a week before the full moon in October, the plants were all between 8-16 feet tall and totally green and totally healthy. I was getting advice from experienced farmers and local greenhouses. I put down the ferts right before it was going to rain.
cowboylogic
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Hey Birdie how about some pics of all of these huge plants you grow. Been following your posts and I call bullshit.
soil is damaged for sure. roots may also be dying down below. I am wondering though if it is the soil itself and the problem was already there just the ferts sped up the proccess. I am with everyone that tells you to flush NOW.
I hope it works...but usually when I have a plant start to look like yours are there was a issue in the soil before I even planted. IF your stem and branches are turning purple and stiff your roots are dying and crying,
I hope it works...but usually when I have a plant start to look like yours are there was a issue in the soil before I even planted. IF your stem and branches are turning purple and stiff your roots are dying and crying,
Badzad
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im almost 100% sure its not the soil, i have a baby plant in the same stuff right next to it, it got the same fert too and no problem. But it did get alot less as its in a much smaller pot and much smaller plant size. I Did a pretty good flush today gonna let her dry out a bit tomorrow and do another flush on friday. Do i need to cut off the parts with bad burn or will they heal up by harvest? Ill post a few pics on here this weekend of all my babys, started 2 ak48 and a royal queen something on oct 25. they are startin to come in pretty nice, other then the minor leaf dmg from a damn cat getting a mid night snack.
Z0oted
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That's so funny. I was thinking the exact same thing. Where are the pictures?
