brown spots... normal?

[purplewidowmang]

ok i planted these somewhere around the middle of march... they seem to be doing fine, considering theyre being grown all organic outside. i just give them water everyday. do you think this will be a nice size plant by the time its ready to be harvested? and is it normal to occasionally find small brown spots on the leaves?

purplewidowmang Reviewed by purplewidowmang on 06-04-2005. brown spots... normal? ok i planted these somewhere around the middle of march... they seem to be doing fine, considering theyre being grown all organic outside. i just give them water everyday. do you think this will be a nice size plant by the time its ready to be harvested? and is it normal to occasionally find small brown spots on the leaves? Rating: 5

[llamaman666]

It appears to not be happening much, as long as there aren't brown spots on the new leaves don't sweat. and that is one plant right? kinda a weird angle with those two tops I beleive. also start giving her (I hope) some water.
and are there preflowers? if there are we can start talking harvest. but now it could just as easily be a useless male

[purplewidowmang]

actually there is two there... and they are for sure both females.
any clue as to how much it can yield?
oh and heres a better view... its wierd cuz one just grew way taller than the other... maybe just a good seed?

[rhino44]

id say about 20 g's for the both of them at that size but who knows u could get an ounce.

[purplewidowmang]

haha but those are still just babies... i mean when it comes harvesting time.. only 20gs? that doesnt sound right..
maybe im wrong though.
hopefully theyll get pretty huge, then ill be real happy.

[danknugg]

why are they in the same pot? give em lotsa space for losta nug

[BobBong]

you'll never seperate those two plants now. if you try you'll probably kill them both.

Pot.. really needs its own pot... 5 gallon is recommended, per plant.

you have there, 2 plants. 1 rootball... and an ugly task ahead... you want to save at least one, kill one.

p.s topping would be a really good idea

[rhino44]

i know but 75 percent of weight is gone through drying and those arent gonna get much bigger in that tiny pot. theyll probably stretch out a bit. id transfer to a 5-10 gallon bucket and give them lots of sun. but the bright side is 1 of those should be female and its all organic. so if you only get 20gs of really good organic outdoor. youll still be happy trust me.

[purplewidowmang]

ok ill put them in 5-gal buckets. but kill one? hmm i only have three that are still alive.. i dont want to kill any. i know how to seperate them without killing them. all you have to do is (under a gentle stream of waterflow) immerse the soil in water until all the soil has released from the roots. it works.. ive done it before. you just have to be verrrry careful. as soon as they are transfered into another pot, theyll go into shock for about a day and then go back to normal. easier said than done! thanks for all you's help.

[purplewidowmang]

oh heres some pics... taken 6/4/05