Last 3-4 weeks of flowering. What am I doing wrong? P deficiency?

[Weedhound]

Mr C.....you just keep revealing interesting little bits.....you, the bucket and the creek eh.....sly.....

Weedhound Reviewed by Weedhound on 03-16-2008. Last 3-4 weeks of flowering. What am I doing wrong? P deficiency? Hi all, First year of growing outdoors (well grow ever really). Last 3-4 weeks of flowering and this is happening... all my plants look rather sick, I have flushed their water, ensured they are getting enough water and food (few hot days here in a row wilted them somewhat). Am I missing something? all the little white hairs are now going brown, I dare say its time to pull up and get what I can? Any help / guidance would be appreciated :) Rating: 5

[Mr. Clandestine]

Mr C.....you just keep revealing interesting little bits.....you, the bucket and the creek eh.....sly.....

My cloak of secrecy is slowly being lifted. Pretty soon, I'm gonna need to change my username to Mr. Forthright! :jointsmile:

[theazman]

They're certainly rootbound somewhat.. but its nothing more than they have been for the last couple of weeks of their growing cycle, its just been since the heat I think...

Other than perhaps digging them into the ground next time around (6 months or so) as these are pretty much the largest pots you can easily buy here.

Yes, its a coco looking stuff.. coconut husk or something I think its suppose to be? its good for drainage etc.

I water for 4 minutes 3 times a day and for another 2-3 minutes in the middle of the night... there is always moisture an inch or so under the surface.

we've had a couple of days in the 100's but nothing prolonged.. it would get warmer than that in the greenhouse given how it works, but the fans and the water keeps it going.

I have some in smaller pots outside that i pretty much neglect other than giving it water every now and then and they're going fine.. not showing any signs like these ones are.

[Weedhound]

well I just lost a nice Power Plant due to rootboundness and fungal disease in the roots so that would certainly be my first thought.

Good luck.

[theazman]

well I just lost a nice Power Plant due to rootboundness and fungal disease in the roots so that would certainly be my first thought.

Good luck.

is there anything I can do this late in the season?

[Weedhound]

Coco is so different.....I'm afraid I don't understand it well enough to give you instructions about it's use. I really would hate to tell you to do something and have it turn out to make your problems worse instead of better.

Can you put it in some sort of bigger pot? That's what I did with my plant but because I was growing hydro I couldn't "transplant" from the original container and that's what really caused the most problems.....the issues being that the roots were too crowded and caused areas of very poor and/or non-existent drainage which THEN led to root issues and rot and.......you get the picture.

More room is all I can think of.

[norkali]

Lmao, Ozi Magic's company motto: "Fertilising crops & banks accounts" - found on back of bottle of nutes in 2nd pic above.

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