need help

[Rusty Trichome]

I wouldn't feed till the nutrients in the Miracle Grow burn-off. And with your MG, I'd give a 1/4 dose the first time, if necessary. The plants will let you know.
Cannabis eprefers a wet-dry cycle. So let the soil dry quite a bit between waterings. The more you water, the more nutrients are released, so don't keep watering to keep the soil wet. The moisture control formula will hold the moisture almost too much, so use care. Best to err on the side of underwatering a tad than overwatering a tad.

Might want to check some of the grow logs to see what other's are using for flowering, and why. But I'd go with something with at least half as much nitrogen than phosphorous, and at a lower N-P-K rate. (the lower the numbers, the 'lighter' the solution at the recommended dilution) I use Fox Farms Tiger Bloom and mollasses. I haven't foliar sprayed a plant in a few years. Still unsure why the need or desire... If you're using a solid nutrient, one shouldn't need to clog stomata and risk over/over feeding, lockouts, burn...

Most MG nutrient products I've used, the recommended dosages are for a 10 day to 2 week period. Keep that in mind...

[B-LO]

question if i bought feminised seeds is there anyway when i go to flower my plants that they will turn to male if they were stressed out to much? was just thinking about it or is a female seed a female regardless if its stressed?

[Rusty Trichome]

Why...what did you do now...? :wtf: <kidding>

Short answer...Yes...Stress can cause hermaphrodism in virtually any strain. It's a self-pollinating strategy that the plants developed over many, many generations.

Since the mother plant the femmed seeds came from was stressed to throw-out nanners, some believe that femmed seeds are more suceptible to hermaphrodism, and thusly less able to handle stress without turning. I doubt that one successive femming will do harm to the genes, but I personally would prefer to keep intentional femming to one generation.

If you buy quality femmed seeds from a commercial grower, and you are certain you caused the stress, you can re-veg the plant. It re-sets the growth cycles and if properly cared for this time, shouldn't throw-out nanners. I've done it a few times when femming. I'd sequester the plant,, add stress, (aspirin or light poisoning) harvest the pollen from the first dozen or so nanners, then chop and re-veg. Never any sign of more nanners. There's also liquid products that "reset" the process. But if you start with garbage genetics, nothing will change the inevitable.

[B-LO]

so I should be ok then ? the plants should bud? i bought from a seed bank only thing i can think that would stress them is transplanting as of now they look GREAT
so I should be ok right ? i know hermies bud also but if its feminised i should be ok

[Rusty Trichome]

They should be fine. :thumbsup:

[B-LO]

tried to send a private message but wont let me is that cuz my stats arent high enough? What city you live in rusty? if its to personal you dont have to answer
i live right on arizona border thats why i ask!

[B-LO]

is there anything i can do to help disguise the smell of my plants ? without having to order something off the internet?

[CanGroIt]

is there anything i can do to help disguise the smell of my plants ? without having to order something off the internet?

I like to use outdoor plants as a mask for my indoor plants.... Go to a local nursery and ask if they can show you plants that give off fragrances.... Get a decorative pot(s) and plant it, or them, near or close enough to your indoor plants that people will see the plant and be none the wiser when they smell that sweet plant smell....

Just my :twocents:....

CGI::::::

[B-LO]

Just a Quick Question what causes the very tip of the plant leave to curl down its about 1/2 inch of the tip on a few leaves? is this normal and ok? and on two leave the tips are brown abiut 1/8 inch of tip what is that? again i appreciate all the help and comments

[Rusty Trichome]

Could be overwatering a bit. But would like to see a picture before committing to it.