That One Stoner Guy
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I keep finding holes in my leaves but no culprits. An hour ago my plant was fine and now it has 3 holes in it. Can someone help?
Wtf is eating my plant?
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I have chicken wire around my plants. Im not saying its impossible, but shed probably knock over the plants as theyre standing on a bucket
I thought it could be do to me adding neem oil too much but i wasnt sure
Do you know if this is bad for the plant? Should i remove the leaves or just let them be
GoRealUhGro
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Let em be...don't take off leaves unless they are wilted to shit or yellowis brown...I usually leave the yellow leaves on mine outdoors as long as I can...mostly just take the off cause its easier to spot outdoors
That One Stoner Guy
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Im trying to figure out whats goin on with this plant. Is the yellowing and browning prettt common?
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GoRealUhGro
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Ehh..not really man...what kinda soil are u using....I'm usin moonshine mix and I have some plants that are yellowing on the lower leaves but for the most part they are some of the best looking plants iv ever started indoors....I think I let some critters get on em when I took em outside one day too..but I have a few plants on th bottom like I said yellowing and one is getting a set of leaves that have the Same shit...but mine got super brittle and broke off...idk if I fucked em up when I checked the roots or what....tell me what soil your using...if ur inside how close are they to the lights....but Im gonna take a shot in the dark an say ur watering them too much...how often do u water those an how do u judge when it's time to water
BionicΩChronic
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You need an emergency transplant!
Thats way to small of a pot for a plamt that size
Thats way to small of a pot for a plamt that size
GoRealUhGro
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I just posted a thread about how long do u leave ur plants in solos ...just for the same of my buddy who said I could let mine go a lot longer n the cups...mine are about that size and bigger...that's usually when I transplant....if u take it out and look at the roots they prob haven't really started to circle the cup..if at all...most ppl said they should go longer but I like to transplant mine at about this time...I think it let's the roots expand and grow better....u should let it dry...take the plant outa the cup and tale a pic of the roots. ...just be careful
Budzbuddha
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^^^^^ transplant them asap .
They need room ... Hopefully you haven't been feeding them in such a small space ,
They need room ... Hopefully you haven't been feeding them in such a small space ,
GoRealUhGro
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I fed mine some ewc and aphrodites extraction mix twice and today gave thsm a shot of kelp me kelp you...cause I topped a few and was gonna see if it would help the new branches...I would transplant them all but I don't have the room at all...I'm really in a pickle ....I think I'm gonna foliar feed them with the kelp me kelp you as soon as I transplant the nest one.....I miiiight have enough room for one maybe two 1 gal pots and I need about 10 more lol...I need a e39 outlet and I'll use the space I made underneath them ...better get o it
$bkbbudz$
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Is this an outdoor grow/ If not what is your light source? How far is it from the plant? and what are the temps inside. I ask because I see 2 issues...heat stress and a need for transplant. As for holes in leafs in 1 hour...if it is outdoors...could be a lot of things...but I am thinking caterpillar.
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Fox farms happy frog. I just thought it was strange that the new growth right besides those leaves is nice and green
Outside and i dont water much. The cups are usually completely dry by day 3 after so i water every 2 days but only a small amount
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Fox farms happy frog. I just thought it was strange that the new growth right besides those leaves is nice and green
Outside and i dont water much. The cups are usually completely dry by day 3 after so i water every 2 days but only a small amount
That One Stoner Guy
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You think theyre ready for a transplant?
That One Stoner Guy
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I made some homemade pots out of plastic containers and paint and poked some drainage holes. Its not ideal but it works.
The soil broke up on one while it didnt on the other. So 1/2 seems droopy and shocked.
Im waiting for my uncle too bring me another pot to put my last plant in
DblBrryInvestments
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Grasshopper?
But yeah, you definitely need to transplant her ASAP!
But yeah, you definitely need to transplant her ASAP!
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I didnt realize they needed that much space. I thought rooting was good haha. Explains the stunted growth tho
GoRealUhGro
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Bigger roots bigger fruits bub...it's amazing how big the root structure can get in a fully developed plant...they go everywhere and can expand like u wouldn't believe.. my plants are all bigger than your... besides one...and I have them in solos...I have 5 in one gal pots but the rest are in solos...and I fucking hate it...I have the space..but I need an e39 outlet..a fan..and a bigger sure protector. ..all which I will be getting by the weekend. ..but yeah...if ur watering that much and it's dry it about time to switch...mine dry out the next day..but it gets warm in my closet with just one lil fan on em too...iv never uses ff hf...but if it's anything like their other soils it's good stuff...but listen to the ppl one here ( for the most part)...they know what they are talking about...I meen look at some of the shit they grow...letting those roots get all twisted up in That cup isn't a good thing...let them stretch ...and btw...if u haven't transplanted yet...get you some plant success granular and soluble. ..put the granular at the bottom of the new hole and on the sides of it...sprinkle a mall amount of dirt over it then sprinkle some more....that's how I do it anyhow...just follow directions on amount ...some ppl will tell you to make a mixture of the soluble and dunk the roots in it before transplanting. ..I don't do this...I find its an unnecessary risk...some ppl will b smart asses and say it's not a risk but I find myself more at ease th less I'm fukin with the root of any plant....u could get it too wet and the soil fall apart or th roots could Break loose when u dunk It and then ur fuked most likely..might not kill it.but it's def not good for it...besides ..when u transplant your gonna be Givin the new soil a drench anyhow...just use the soluble mix then....
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I was just always told to lightly water and let the plants form a nice rootball, i figured more time in a small container the better. But its all good
I did transplant 2 already. Ive seen people use stuff called great white? Is that what youre talking about?