There is a stage where you have to give up. While your flogging a dead horse you could be growing new healthy ones after learning from the fuck up.
you're probably right
he didn't give enough info but i had very bad soil that would rock up when it got dry, so root weren't going anywhere and everything stopped growing. I just broke up the soil around the roots and transplanted into something better + great white is amazing anyways it worked. mine were younger though and about a month old.
this is now outside, 7 feet tall and about 6 feet wide. My biggest plant so far.
Thank you for this!!!
He could be in my boat, I wanted to give up and start over but it was also my last Lemon Kush seed...so starting over really isn't an option for everyone. I think it's better to try to nurse the plant back to healthy and get the learning experience more so than the yield.
TO THE POSTING PUREST - ttystikk actually answered the OP's question!
Congrats on the grow. I would recommend always checking your soil levels, make sure you don't burn your plants, and get a good flow of air going through. I think if you do those things, you'll have a better experience.
