help with a little one

ok so this year a buddy of mine tried growing. it was not the brightest idea out there but he tried. things look great for a while and then he tried the organic miracle grow crap and they stared dieing fast. well only 1 survived after this event. this little guy got trimmed real bad about 3 months ago. about 75 % of his leaves that were browning got cut off. and he was left alone for a long time. well we just checked him out about a week ago and he had grown some new leaves and has small little buds. not many but about 5. it has the white hairs around it. but again this plant was about to face death and we tried keeping it alive. so my question is this. what do we with it from here. it is bushy on top but that where all of it leaves are. it has some small buds. do we leave it alone or can we add something to soil so we can at least get something out of it.

We need pics really. Sounds like you over fertilized the plants. They don't need nutrients until 3 weeks in veg. Make sure you mix it to half the dose on the bottle too.

Flush out the pots really well with just water, and fertilize LESS from here on out.

GO SOX!!!

what would be a good fertilize to use

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Originally Posted by bostonwillwin

what would be a good fertilize to use

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that's answered all over this board, there's even a thread about it directly under this one ... :smokin:

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Originally Posted by stinkyattic

Flush out the pots really well with just water, and fertilize LESS from here on out.

GO SOX!!!

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Haha Stinky, you remind me of my best friend when I was an undergrad. Never a missed opportunity to say something about the Sox. She works for them now in management actually.

That sounds like a sad, sick little plant. The one good thing though is it sounds like it is female, so at least if it survives you may get something from it. I agree with Stinky - flush the whole damn thing to get rid of toxic levels of whatever is in there, then use ferts extremely cautiously and sparingly. Also, you are going to need a magnifier if you want to try and pull something worthwhile off of it. Since yield will be considerably smaller than normal, you will want to time harvesting as near perfectly as possible. A jewelers / photographers loupe works very well (10X-30X), but a simple hand magnifying glass will suffice in a pinch. You need to check the color and development of the trichomes with this. See Stinky's signature for more...

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Originally Posted by Delta9Haze420

Haha Stinky, you remind me of my best friend when I was an undergrad. Never a missed opportunity to say something about the Sox. She works for them now in management actually..

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Fuckin' A hey, must be wicked nice. I have a Sox hat to go with ALMOST... every outfit. I am in mourning atm. I do not own a black one. This may change after the next game.... Either they win, or I go get a new hat.