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ok so i was wondering if i need to feed my plants a lil bit of veg nutes the soil i have has nutes in it says it good for 9 months but seems the NPK lvl's in it are low here they are if someone could tell me if they are to low and i should add nutes or if they are just right or what i would be very thankful thanx in advance.
N=0.07%
p=0.01%
k=0.03%
they seem a lil low to me but im still a noob lol some some help would be nice plz hehe.
First off the last pic looks great to be just under a month. Definitely have a very indica look but my guess is there is some sativa in there to. As far as the auto flowering thing, if you figure something out let me know because I want to try it with a couple plants. All I can say is if you use a box or whatever you use to decrease the light hours.. make sure the plant still gets air and can breath. As far as your NPK values I think you'll be good for a while.. as they get bigger and we head towards June you might want to supplement it with something else at low strength. No need to feed them anything if the plant isn't showing deficiency or abnormally stunted growth. Best way to tell what your plants need is to just observe them and they'll let you know. Good growing.. hope we all have a great season
Ah thanx man well i have good news today 2 out of the 3 have white hairs so im happy one is in a pot and the other is the one in the ground it has almost doubled in size in the last week compared to the other 2 that are in the pots.Quote:
Originally Posted by MDFinest
the ones in the pots seem to be growing slowly since the transplant and i did not have a prob with stress after the trans plant into the bigger pots but even before i trans planted one of the plants the tops would turn like a yellow color but then it would clear up the next day or 2 and then come back again and then clear up any tips on what this could be?
also the 2 in pots are around 1 foot tall maybe give or take an inch or 2 the one in the ground is about 1 1/2 tall or more for some reason i dont think they are growing as fast as they should but it has been cloudy and rainy for the past week so not a lot of sun so this could be a reason.
thanx for the help MD i to hope we all have a really great season good luck
Ok guys here are some pics i have still not been able to get a pic of the one i have in the ground because i have it away from my house and i dont go and check on it often i will try and get a pic of it soon.
Oh and my cuz gave me 8 plants he had to move so he gave them to me it was his first time so they dont look great they are a bit stretched. So im going to see if i cant bring them around i may just go place them in the ground if they make it then good hehe but 4 of them are 1 week old seedlings so i will keep them here till they are a bit bigger.
1st pic is a shot of the 2 oldest plants the one on the left is female the one on the right has not shown sex yet.
2nd pic just a side shot of the 2.
3rd pic is of the one on the right.
4th pic is the left one the female.
5th pic trying to show the white hairs these are took with a cell phone so sorry for the poor pics.
i think they need some N anyone know if they need it or not?
Congrats on the girl. Looking good.....a little N deficient, keep on growing
thanx man yeah i plan to give them a small dose of some veg nutes later this afternoon so im hoping they will love it haha and no nute burn.Quote:
Originally Posted by truepunk87
Im watching bro. If ya have nutes in your soil that feeds for 9 months, i would not add anymore, you will burn em bro. I think you might re pot with fresh soil, which will give them fresh nutes from the new soil. They look ok, but maybe root bound a bit, which could be causing that yellow. But over watering would show that light green too and maybe more so before the root bound issue. Try letting them dry out and pull em out and check the roots, plus if ya dont have perlite in there and lots of holes in the bottom the leaves can get lime looking.Quote:
Originally Posted by StickyBuds1987
Otherwise they look great man. And id just flower a clone and not the whole plant to check sex. You could do it in a glass of water il bet to pop a pistil, just put it in 12/12 and you will see.
Good luck bro, il be watching!
LSY
Dude il bet a buck it burns your plants. I ran my first indoor grow that feed for 3, then 6 months without any nutes added and was very satisfied for my first indoor grow. I think it has to do with over watering, ya know its easy to do..........Quote:
Originally Posted by StickyBuds1987
But its on you man, let me know how she does man, im pullin for ya bro
LSY
ah thanx LSY its nice to see ya again well they cant be root bound i just re potted them like a week and a half ago as yo ucan see on the other pics they were in foam cups.Quote:
Originally Posted by LetsSeeYa
Damn i wish i would have came on here and checked the thread before giving them a dose of nutes ah man now im worried that they will get burnt. Well live and learn i guess i will keep my fingers crossed i still have time to start some more but those are the best looking plants i have grown so far i gave them a small dose 0.5 tsp.
Thanx for that sexing tip also i will try that when i top the one that has not shown its sex but the other 2 showed sex on there own i have not been force flowering but i did bring them in last week when it was raining all week maybe thats why.
well i will let ya know how things go wish me luck thanx again LSY!.
wooooot the forums back up.
ok well they are looking great no signs on nute burning so im glad i think my best looking plant in the white pot that has not show sex yet may be a male but to soon to tell it looks like it is forming balls but to small to tell i will know in a week or so hope its a female.
here are some pics and here is one that is a bit younger than the older ones i added in its from some diff baggseed
oh and all the rain killed the one i had in the ground so that sucks.