BCN Critical XXL fast fem - GuerillaGrow

Hey TheGreenFingers, it totally depends on what your expectations are. Your soil holds nutrients for some weeks, i gues it is now about to run out of. Since they are growing outside and being a photoperiod, they can be growing for several weeks until they are getting into flowering stage ( might be in August) They will most definitely go larger so i would advice doing some HST and or LST. Ater being almost done growing i would remove many weaker cola's beneeth the plant to make sure your higher up colas get nicer buds. I would recommend to buy some nutrients, even if it is just basic feeding growing and flowering nutrients will benefit you big time and they are really cheap compared to additives. Like i said its just what kind of expectations you have. If you want to grow like this without nutrients, go for it, if you want bigger plants, more yield, better quality buds, buy some nutrients. I also advice you to get ph 5.8-6 for growing and 6.3-6.5 for flowering. Make sure you buy some long sticks to support your plants in later stages ( not now because withouth sticks your stems will get really thick and your plant will love it, unless they are falling down because of the wind haha) Goodluck growing and ask us everything u need some help :)

Growweedeasy.com has a really good guide. Give that a read

What you're seeing is caused by Spittlebugs. They're related to aphids. You should probably look into some foliar sprays for pest control.

Hello. I get them on my outside plant too. I like to just water spray the foam down/off and kill them with my fingers. You can find them just under the foam. You can also spray them off the plant but that doesn't kill them. That is the best organic method I could think of. Yes they do some damage. First those little bugs don't have that much liquid in them to make all that foam. That is plant sap foam they make from where they bite and chew the plants. I've seem mold start where I had washed them off before. I find a little sulphur on the places you killed them will help cure the cuts and bites without mold growing in the future. Chuck.

i was gonna give you a long long explanation but long story short you either gonna mix various organic material yourself to reach a basic 1-1-1 npk ratio or you can use a ready to use all in one stuff. i used biotabs for example and they fed my plants for more than month with just straight water. you just bury them 5cm deep around your plants and they slowly release nutrients. i used 2 per 7l pot and they suggest 1 in 5l if i remember correctly. you can bury 2 around each plant and they would be happy with that i’m sure.

they may double in size easy, most plants do. growing them together may have given them a little competition down the rootzone which may keep them from growing as tall as they would have without the competition but if you have to keep them short to be discreet try supercropping them. it is the less stressful high stress training for keeping plants short.