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heres a few pictures of them right before i planted some in the ground. im not expecting to be able to go through the whole season and still hold on to these, but i guess i'll just keep tending to them before the deer kill them all. i have nothing to keep them covered from deer, so i guess theres nothing i can do. whatever, fuck it...just another reminder to me of how much this world sucks.
looks good
i cant tell, but the picture of the topped plant, does it look like its stretching? it seems a little long, with not many internodes in between...maybe not? i dunno
i transplanted a couple of them a few days ago. one went into the ground, and one went into a very large wooden container. the one that went into the ground was already topped by deer, so we'll see how that goes. enjoy
heres a little update...pictures were taken today. i uprooted the plant i had in the ground, because i realized it was one of the plants i dont know the strain of, so i switched it with the healthiest NL x GrapeApe i had, and both seem to be uneffectd by the transplanting, which i was surprised at. so here they are, and enjoy. and i would appreciate any advice anyone has for when to start using the bloom nutrients. is it the end of this month? or mid august? any answers would be great.
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some of my plants have begun to show asymmetrical sprouting at the internodes. doesnt this only occur when the days get shorter as they go into flowering? just wondering what this means, because i thought they had a bit longer till they started flowering. any help would be cool
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heres another update with some pictures. i asked earlier what the asymmetrical sprouting meant without going into flowering yet, but i noticed the topped plant has just show its sex today...and its FEMALE! such a relief to know the plant ive been putting the most effort into has returned the favor as showing pistils. hopefully she will yield a good amount.
does anyone know if this means i should start on the flowering nutrients now? if so, should i flush out the soil first? or just go straight to bloom nutes tomorrow? any help would be cool, cuz this is the only part im not too sure on.
i'll return with better quality photos you'll be able to zoom in on and see the beginning of the flowers.
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an someone throw some advice in? i dont know if im supposed to start on bloom tomorrow or not. nobody seems to be helpin in here at all
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I'm in the same boat. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by gianca
I would guess waiting another 2-4 weeks before doing bloom nutes, whenever it actually starts budding. Just a half ass "educated" guess.
thanks for a reply guerilla..seems like nobody throws in any advice anymore.
im using general hydroponics FLORA nutrients, and on the bottle it has a category for "transition to bloom phase", so i'm guessing i should start using the bloom nutes today...i think??? i mean, im sure it wont harm the plant if i start using it a little too early. so i'll start on bloom today, and see how the plants react.
i'll update with pictures in a bit.
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