Quote Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome
I think Canawhatsis is on the right track.

The buffering in (most) potting mixes lasts about 2 months or so, and she does look too big for her pot. Likely it's time to transplant. You might even consider another root trim, but only as a last resport. (if no larger pot is available)
Rusty, im glad ya popped in guy. This is the clone taken from that NL#5 iv been trying to baby back to health. It is much better and is now in 12/12. I knew it was root bound, or close to it and was re potted about a month ago, gotta look into that. Plant will be put into 5gal tonight, which being in 12/12 should get her through. Of course it will be re vegged and il try it again outside.

Did you repeat the mite spray about a week after the first? Any egg cases not killed with the initial spray will sill hatch, and the damage can continue. Be sure to rinse-off the spray after treatments. (the next day should be fine)
The plant was checked every other day and sprayed at that time. Also 2 no pest bug strips were in the area, which is not big, under stair way. This i knew to not stop as these damn things have come back on to many people so iv been on it from day one and still spray the top of the soil, then remove it 2 days later to keep eggs at bay. But i never did rinse off the plant ever, so i guess il get that done tonight. Right now its all looking like a dead plant. I gave a bit of water to make it to re pot tonight. It will be fine after re pot, its my fault, but i thought the last re pot would do it and used my biggest pot. But that plant wasn't ready IMO to be put into 12/12 and the thing just continued to grow. Now to big for the area and much healthier so i tried to get through without a re pt, but nope.

Once you take 'em outside, I'd make sure the plants are not in a depression (or 'bowl') so the excess rainwater won't flow twords the plant, but away from it. Perhaps a rock-lined hole, but keep the plant in a 15 gallon pot. (half-buried in the rock-lined hole)

Sure hope you find a nice quiet spot this time. It was heartbreaking watching your plight last summer.

Yeah Rusty, i really dont think id grow a plant to not re veg it, just such a waste. Plus waiting for seeds to pop are like watching paint dry. And yeah i would never plant in my grow area as im sure the thieves will be back. So i will grow something they will not miss. They will take it and il plant some place other then there for a few years. But il make some plans that will teach them a good lesson. Im going to find me a bee hive, ha ha. They cant say i put it there and will think its just bad luck. I dont want them to think its me that tried to get them back, they could cause big issues with one call, but running into bee's is not my problem. I am thinking that once the plant is big enough il be reading how to make a bee hive, there's gotta be a way to attract them, the field is filled with them. But then after the plant is big enough for me to leave it alone, then il build a hive in the plant, i got the seed that will grow a big sativa, which will hold the hive. A camera may be there to post the revenge here. Lets hope it works:thumbsup:

But one thing im worried about is the growth near the top as it looks just as its mother did. Almost as its trying to stay in veg as i see flowers growing, yet they did not ever develop into buds. If you look at the top branch growth you will see bud sites growing very close as it looks like giant colas will grow. But the mother never grew this way, but could be the issues the mother had, still unsure. This clone was taken when the mother was perfectly healthy.

Quote Originally Posted by tikiroom
Hey LetsSeeYa,

Was wondering what the payback method is? Possibly poison oak all around it?
Buzzzzzzzz ha ha:thumbsup:



Thanks everyone:rasta: