We couldn't ever find anyone to help with the outdoor troubleshooting form.

Sure they wern't preflowers? The calyxs and pistils start showing when they're approaching sexual maturity. Tizn't really a sign of actual flowering.

Are they in-ground, or in pots?

How big was the hole you put 'em in? (would a 5 gallon pot have fit? A 3 gallon...? 10 gallon?)

Is there good drainage? (how long would the hole have taken to drain if filled with water?)

I'm an indoor grower, but it does looks like either overheated roots, or perhaps rootbound. (inadequate water uptake...?) Do you mist the plant at all? Do you foliar feed or use teas? These things may interrupt transpiration as well.

Not sure about salted water outdoors. But salt build-up isn't a good thing. What's wrong with your unsoftened water?

Have you checked the undersides of the leaves for insects?

How about filling out the peat-based soil troubleshooting form, and add these questions and answers. At least it will keep ya busy till an edumicated outdoorsy type stumbles along...
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . problem with ladies hey all, never posted here before, so ill try to do it the most PC way possible. soil grow in black gold and sunshine org mix hand watered outdoor in ground soil ph level - 6.8-7.0 water ph level - 6.8-7.0 water comes from well with a sodium water softener have fed them some high nitrogen solution (16-0-0) twice in the past month and a half, due to the fact that they started to flower under my peuny flourescent tube lights before going outside. other than that it has mainly been water Rating: 5