Well if it was one of the biggest it probably was a male
too late for a carport now. next year though i might take you up on that
i thought of something like that too, but we have over 100 plants so it would take at least an hour to do that every night, too much time for me. and again i dont think cold temps is the problem because just a small % of the plants are affected
Yes exactly. Do an autopsy ...Don't just cut it off or hack it.
Cut the smart pot away and examine the root ball, remove some soil away from the base of the stem and examine that..Is the tissue slimy? what color is it? Should be a bright white..
Do an autopsy ...Don't just cut it off or hack it.
Cut the smart pot away and examine the root ball, remove some soil away from the base of the stem and examine that..Is the tissue slimy? what color is it? Should be a bright white..
yup 2nd this…usually when a plant is like that its because the roots havent developed as much as the rest and they are sitting in a soggy cold medium. that looks like a classic overwatered cold stressed plant. i would yankher out and re transplant into an airy medium.
azomite as per directedfor the stated diffencies.
too late for a carport now. next year though i might take you up on that
I learned some lessons from last season and got a GH to start this season.
I'm telling you man this carport was only 150 bucks, 100 bucks for the cheap plastic tarp, took 1 hour to setup and it makes all the difference.
im gonna say fuck the greenhouse this year. its 60 degrees outside tonight and getting warmer every day. We will have everything in big pots by the end of this weekend if i can figure out what to amend my old dirt with. Anyone else get a chance to look at the soil tests i posted?I tried to show him the one week green house difference via pm... It didn't work
i like to think i'm openminded but there must be a reason why i'm usually working alone. i probably am pretty stubborn . or i have lame friends. idk, its hard to analyse yourself.You're more stubborn than I am. I thought I was bad...
consignment is ok as long as you know who you are dealing with and what to expect..., just we have been having issues with processing trim /selling concentrates.I hate people that slow-pay. Consignments suck. Tell 'em like Randy Moss: "straight cash, homey!"