Aussie Outdoor Growing Log (First Time :) )

[tristan1986]

Well as you guys can probably see they haven't been moved yet haha
Soon... Soon..

Well today i've tried to take some photos of the plant to try and get some assistance sexing them but alas for some reason my brand new camera is having problems taking detailed photos so close.. argh..

And i have noticed some strange purple lines going down the stem a deficiency of some sort?

Well ill attach some pics of

a) a strange butterfly looking bug that seems to love my plants.. Not eating them by the look of it tho.. Really strange..

b)the newer picture of the plants after i've tied them down to try and allow a little too much light. (Am i doing this too early?)

c)a couple of the close up pics.. bad i know but u never know someone might have an eagle eye lol

Thanks Guys Ur Tha BomB! :jointsmile:

tristan1986 Reviewed by tristan1986 on 12-07-2008. Aussie Outdoor Growing Log (First Time :) ) Hey all, Just took a few pictures of my little babies and thought who knows someone might want to have a look :) There probably 3 months old but accidentally lost track of time.. Bugger It a basic strain that i just scored some free seeds so not really expecting the greatest crop in the world but who knows?! hehe I really have been doing so far by the book, high quality soils with a small mix of peat moss and using a occasional seasol watering. They already have a really nice smell Rating: 5

[tristan1986]

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[SouthernGuerilla]

I believe purple on stems and what not is caused by a certain phenotype( and is considered normal.

Try putting a piece of paper or somet other object up against your plant, to try to get your camera to focus "properly".


Loose lips sink ships... and cause legal problems.

:greenthumb: You seem to be doing fine.

That bug is a moth.