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Yea i transplanted it to where it gets sun light the most by my small stream out back and the soil is very good there and has a lot of water in the soil already due to being close to the creek...ill take more pics tommrow to show you where i transplanted to..one more question.. the flowering stage do i need to clip them off or anything??When should it start to Flower and budding is the stage after that right???Thanks alot for helping me out:rasta:
if i were you i wouldn't put it close to the water.it could rain and flood and a flood on the plant would probably kill itQuote:
Originally Posted by WhiteWidow313
I didn't think that the plant would like that acid soil, however what do I know
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I wouldnt do that.
Back in the day i had 50+ Beautifull baby plants on the bank of a river and they all got washed away, but you are right that is very good soil around a river and they do get great sun. so maybe you can build a little wooden fort around your plant so it doesnt get flooded.
Don't plant too close to the stream. The soil should be well- drained. It's easier for you to water in dry weather than see that little guy croak because its roots got waterlogged.
I wish I could find a pot plant under my tree. Merry Christmas out of season for you!:thumbsup:
I transplanted at an area back in the woods close to the creek but i know it wont flood there cause its up high and the sun beats there all alot...is there any way i can prevent bugs from eating at it...some of the leaves at the bottom are torn up...what do i do????and when will i be able to tell if its female or male???Ill take more pictures when it stops raining here its a good thing i did take it away from the bank cause its all flooded there now!thanks alot guys!:rasta: :thumbsup:
the plant should get all the nutrients it needs outdoors. if the leaves ever look deficient (pale, yellow, whitish) check into fertilizers. they mostly need nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium. plant food from the hardware store is good enough. if the leaves look spotty or droopy and depressed there might be bugs. for that reason, it's not a good idea to bring an outdoor plant indoors; any existing bugs will live solely off of the cannabis plant. I definitely agree not to plant it near the stream. cannabis is more likely to survive a drought than a flood. pick an otherwise dry spot and water only if the first inch of soil is dried out. as for flowering, the plant will start budding when it gets 12 or more hours of total darkness daily. this lets the plant know winter is coming and it needs to produce flowers to continue its lineage before it dies. there shouldn't be any municipal lights or anything nearby during the nights. if the first bud sites produce white hairs, it's female. little balls=male Good luck
New pictures today its raining and supposed to rain all week is that good???creek is flooded as you can see but its up high enough from the water when it floods and really tall plants are around it so its got alot of cover around it and i weeded out all the weeds around it and put some mulchy soil around the bottom stem dont know if that will work better...hows it looking now...i noticed the leaves are dropping or look sad but green is there food in the soil there you think or do i need to buy some food???
Thanks for the help and do you know what type of high it will produce like middies or a shwag high im pretty sure its not a nug because all i used to smoke was shawg and middies and throw seeds by my house....i just had testicular cancer and they removed my left testicile and marijuana seems to really help me with pain and feel better!Why cant it be legal here in PA!!
those are some fat leaves, ive never seen weed like that. they look real good though