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Well here's my soil seedling....looking suspiciously very bonsai to me. I'm not going to do anything with it so if it stays small I'll just yank it. Another 100 degree day outside so I'm not going to be working with it in the heat all summer when I can sit inisde with my hydro set-up and grow much better plants......ones that actually grow and give me something back. :jointsmile:
Practice makes perfect sis . Hell even I'm gettin better at it !!!
Here you go with your practice makes perfect....:gunfighter2:
:D:D:D
PS..Sweet ass bud btw......what kind is that?
PSS....I'm not geting better....that's the problem. Ask the plants. :blueknife:
wtf girl? i think you have a hex on your place or something.....
plant looks healthy, but stressed small.... i don't know why, unless you have changed it's environment back and forth.... are you going indoors and out with it? if so, stick to one or the other. use a little superthrive, see what happens....
new pix tonite!!!!
love, lestie
New pics of your tree? Your 800 watt tree? ;) I know....I so suck at this. How much superthrive should I use and just add it to my watering agenda? The temps have been 95-100F during the day pretty much it's whole life....could that be why even though it's in the shade? Gets morning and evening sun. I haven't been changing the enviroment on it.....left it outside since X-C warned me about bringing in bugs. There's no real room for it indoors anyway. AGGGGGGGGGGG :eek:
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Originally Posted by Weedhound
superthrive, one drop per gallon, every watering.
with high temps, it is utterly necessary, imo, to water EVERYDAY whether the soil is dry or not. i water morning and evening with my outdoor plants, and they thrive in 100+ degree heat.
we'll get you ironed out. ;)
Ok done two days in a row.....is there a certain temp I should figure on watering if it reaches outside? Today she looks slightly droopy....should I try watering every other day if she starts to droop? Thanks for the help Celeste......I'm such a goob with this. :jointsmile:
ur not a goob, u just have it stuck in ur head that u n dirt arent friends.
ur fightin a battle with heat against ya.
my girls go droopy when i water, so, no help from me.:(
if u can grow those sweet nugs u did in water, you can work with Mom Nature too, i'm sure. have faith!:thumbsup:
and, i think plants in dirt just need a lil more time to adjust/correct issues.
at least thats my perception.
give em a lil time.:cool:;)
Like your saying at the end there AV....now i'll be singing that the rest of the day.
Rock I agree that soil takes longer in most ways, both to show problems and to fix them and I think you have to be able to "read" your plants better than I do. that's why I love hydro with all it's little numbers....I never have to look at the plants themselves, lol.
...hey..."the 'dro people" attacked first...us soil people had to defend ourselves...:kisslove:....Quote:
Originally Posted by ANtiVirus