outdoor lst - come on in

Just came up with this also.
NITROGEN (N)
Pale plants, red stems, smaller growth. Rapid yellowing of lower leaves progressing up the plant. Add any chemical fertilizer containing N. Treated plants recover in about a week.
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POTASSIUM (K)
Affected plants are usually tallest and appear to be most vigorous. Necrotic spots form on lower leaves. Red stems. Leaves appear pale or yellow. Add chemical fertilizer containing K.
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I dont think your plant is showing these symtoms so this may not be of any use to you.

Thanks for that info, it really confirms that the reddish stems were a magnesium deficiency (fingers crossed)

CalMag is a product for soil less or nuteless mediums. Since pilav is in cocogro, as Stinky has informed me, it is imperative to feed the plant these nutrients because the coco scavenges up any calcium

peace time for bed :jointsmile::jointsmile:

Yep Greenatic i have just read this, calmag to make up for the removed calcium, magnesium, iron, etc :thumbsup:

It looks good Greenatic.... It helped me alot checking out your lst pics! Hope your grow is going well! :jointsmile:

I've already started twisting my stem a bit, readying it for the limbo that is lst'ing. Your pictures speak volumes, as well as you explanation about the coat hangar. I truly appreciate the detail, and I look forward to following your log.

Feel free to drop by my new log. I just started an outdoor grow log today with my Mighty Freeze.

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Originally Posted by lawl12

It looks good Greenatic.... It helped me alot checking out your lst pics! Hope your grow is going well! :jointsmile:

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Thanks a bunch, the grow is going ok, kind of dissapointed after checking on them today (i have pics and will post later). very very heat stressed as it hit 100 today and yesterday. hopefully 4 more days until the transplant. Many leaves were completely withered but... bugs are under control now.

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Originally Posted by jakezking

I've already started twisting my stem a bit, readying it for the limbo that is lst'ing. Your pictures speak volumes, as well as you explanation about the coat hangar. I truly appreciate the detail, and I look forward to following your log.

Feel free to drop by my new log. I just started an outdoor grow log today with my Mighty Freeze.

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How old are your babies that you are starting the lst-ing on? I was instructed to wait until 3-4 leaf sets, but I started earlier then that. Just make sure its low stress, and nothing too abrupt at an early stage.

glad my grow is helpin some peoples, feel free to ask questions about anything im doing i will explain it all in detail

Also, a side note, if you are in pots an easy way to wrap the stem around the pots as I have been discovering is by - Take the piece of hanger and make a hook so the branch is hooked to the lip of the pot (if that makes any sense)

My stems are getting fat and the pieces of hanger, no matter how long, don't hold the fatter stems anymore

Peace everyone, pics in a bit :jointsmile::jointsmile:

ok here are the pictures. no complaining haha, I have come to realize that these plants aren't going to be nearly as beautiful or healthy looking compared to indoor. whatever, its all natural :jointsmile:

this is one of the best looking ones
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check out all the new nodes on the believed-to-be hermaphrodite
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here is a better pic of the hermy, can someone clarify this for me? I would like to get rid of this weirdo :D

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here are some more pics of the LST-ing

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here are the clones that are flowering.

here are the grandaddys, only 5 inches tall (LOL). they had a rough meeting with a deer, and ever since, they have been stunted. whatever they smell so damn good, every time i touch them i can smell it on my fingers for the rest of the day. DANK

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heres The Chronic

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enjoy peeps and let me know if you're gettin tired of all the picts

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oh and you can see on a couple of the lst pics how hard it is to keep that stem down, the soil was way too fertile and it pulled the hanger right up, but as soon as I transplant into their holes, I can start training them along the ground. looks funky right now, but hey, they seem to like it !