'11 Outdoor with Re Veg an Friends

[LetsSeeYa]

Here are a couple i took today, you can see the twisted growth. Damn thing looks as tho its trying to flower maybe:wtf:. It gets 9 hours direct sun? I would have to go back to check the age of the plant, but im not sure that matters much anyway. But im sure its been in the 5 gal close to 2 months. Maybe its just the plant, but like i said the soil sat through winter so all minerals could have been washed out of the soil. I will read about Epsom and try an find the molasses, don't ask.

Thanks man:thumbsup:


:rasta:

[irydyum]

Any chance the twisted one is getting it's dark period interrupted by an artificial light source somewhere?

[LetsSeeYa]

Any chance the twisted one is getting it's dark period interrupted by an artificial light source somewhere?

No way, i learned that the first Hermy's i grew out and smoked, then learned they were Hermy's. Sorta just learning then and with reading didn't get that far. But not even possible, in less someone hit it with a flash light and if thats so i got way more problems then this one plant. But i understand your question.


Thanks man:rasta:

[irydyum]

I just don't know personally of any nutrient issues that cause whorled leaves. Normally that is related to photoperiod. They do look like they may be a bit hungry, but nothing in particular appears deficient. Could use a shot of all purpose I would bet.

[oldhaole]

Hey there LSY


Don't worry about the leaves. File that under the small shit happens category. In your first pic that leaf ball looks like a tent catipillar. Do me a favor and pull it open and see. Could be the pic though. Just kinda looks like one. If I am wrong it was the pic :thumbsup:

As for an occasional whorled leaf don't worry. It can be caused by many things. A bugbite on a very young leaf can cause it. It can also be a genetic glitch (though those tend to repeat themselves).

Either way, Relax. No threat to your plants.

Think BIG

[LetsSeeYa]

:clap:

I just don't know personally of any nutrient issues that cause whorled leaves. Normally that is related to photoperiod. They do look like they may be a bit hungry, but nothing in particular appears deficient. Could use a shot of all purpose I would bet.

Thanks man:thumbsup:with my mix of layered small rock in the soil, maybe its just not holding them long enough. I fed them a gallon the day before pic was taken, il shoot it more often as its been raining a lot also, which could wash em through.

Thanks for looking man:clap:

Hey there LSY
Don't worry about the leaves. File that under the small shit happens category. In your first pic that leaf ball looks like a tent catipillar. Do me a favor and pull it open and see. Could be the pic though. Just kinda looks like one. If I am wrong it was the pic :thumbsup:
As for an occasional whorled leaf don't worry. It can be caused by many things. A bugbite on a very young leaf can cause it. It can also be a genetic glitch (though those tend to repeat themselves).

Either way, Relax. No threat to your plants.

Think BIG

Thanks man i was afraid the soil being out all year had been washed out, but took the chance i could add what it needed. Also could have been the heat as its was in the upper 80's for a month it seems. Plus the wind gets it pretty hard at times. And with all the rain iv had bug issues. That leaf you were talking about is empty as i can see in it, but could have been bitten by something and threw it into some funky growth. Just wanted to rule out something i had to act now or would have major issues. But seems like just nature, but thanks for coming in with your experience. If i can i may put it in the ground as it would do much better, if i can get help.

Thanks again:rasta:

[oldhaole]

The plant in the bucket could use a transplant. I'm not sure how you will pull it off though. Wish I was there. I would happily jump on a shovel for her.

No catipillars is good. Over here we have a type of cat that burrows into the bud and eats the stem. A lot of them can make an all you can eat buffet of your girls in a week. So stay on top of 'em.

Hang in there and keep doing what you are doing. Everything looks great!

[LetsSeeYa]

Just a pic show of the girls, Got ''Family'' plants 1, 2, and 3. And Maxine in her new dress

I will post the re veg next post. I gave nutes to ''family'' plants today and now they are at about 3'. Iv really been pushing the ferts as its been raining a lot here. They must have grown a foot just in the past 4-5 days and Maxine is looking like she's ready for a party with her leaves all out catching the nice Sun Shine:thumbsup:

:rasta:

[irydyum]

Lookin' good bro:thumbsup:

[LetsSeeYa]

And the re vegged plants with the 5gal. Iv been trying to keep the re vegged plants in order and if you have been fallowing the thread i think you should be able to pick em out anyway as the look so much different.

Edna, Skunk x NL, NL and the 5 gal plant with plans of digging a whole for her as she will give close to double yield. All the really good growth is at top and looks like she wants to go big But it seems the Edna is most commented about, but as you see the NL has caught up with her and after i spread them out the inner growth is going to explode. The Cross is growing like a bush and is really dark green. If anything the cross is getting bigger around, but still pulling up the 3rd spot. I started molasses with the re vegged plants and the bucket today. The bad storm we got the other day just knocked down a few tress which give 4 plants 2-3 hours of more direct sun light.:thumbsup:. And no snails, but some bugs, nothing thats hurting much

Thanks for stopping my friends:rasta: