Dutch outdoor grow

It was a joke. Idk if you can even pick ppl up from wallmart something I seen on TV. my point was to get someone to do it for you. You trust. Clearly it was A JOKE. anyways.

gottagrowsometime wow, really get someone at walmart....thats just asking for a potted outdoor plant to be stolen. I would not recommend that.

Larger pots are always better, They hold more water/nutrients, But if you are unable to switch them to larger pots you should be ok. You will have to keep a close eye on them and water/feed them more often as they get bigger. Still have a lot of growth left for the season so they will get quite big and will start toppling over those pots so you would have to brace the plants as well. If you can I would find someone that can help you get them into a bigger home. Good luck and Happy Growing.

I have noticed they are not growing as fast as they should be. I am 100% sure they are deficient in nitrogen. I will be giving them coffee to boost nitrogen levels

I'm wondering if you've tested the PH level of your rain water... I'm growing outside in pots for the first time and thought that I would welcome the rain... but I tested some rainwater and found it to be 7.5 which is MUCH too high for cannabis... so now every time rain is predicted, I move the plants under the roof on my deck. This COULD be your problem... It's not a nitrogen deficiency as the older leaves would be the ones to be affected first... I'm thinking the plants need more phosphorus or potassium... which is ALL dependent on PH levels since your bloom nutes provide sufficient levels of these micronutrients... so make sure the PH of whatever they get is between 6.2 and 7.0 ... (potassium can be absorbed if the PH is 6.0 but phosphorus needs a minimum PH level of 6.2 - neither one will be absorbed by your plant if the PH is over 7). Good luck! Nice looking grow!

They look like. Million bucks to me. It’s my experience when a balanced medium is in effect you can see subtle burst of lighter yellow in the new healthy and vigorous growth and greens up nicely one it establishes. I see a a beautiful well cared for plant. If you do add nitrogen go easy. Hope this helps!