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5 Seed Summer

OutdoorOperations

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6 days ago

Outdoor

Room Type

Defoliation

weeks 12

LST

weeks 13

85%

Soil

Grow medium

15%

Perlite

Grow medium

Weeks

Photos & Videos

6/24

18+

18+ photos after

6/24

18+

18+ photos after

Grow Conditions

Week 12

Vegetation

232.258

inch

Height

17 hrs

Light Schedule

8+ conditions after

Nutrients

ml/l

ml/gal

tsp/gal

Ocean Forest Potting Soil

12 ml/l

Autoflower Concentrate

10.567 ml/l

Grow Technique Usage

Defoliation

Technique

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OutdoorOperations

14 days ago

Really excited that the pruning on a hot day didn’t really stress anyone out. I feel good about the choices of removal but looking back at it I missed a few things that should probably go.. oh well, learning is the game here. I’m noticing some more pre flower signs by the end of this week I’m sure it will be far more obvious. The plant in the 5gal is quite a bit smaller it took a while for it to get some shape but its finally looking like a cute Christmas tree.. Saw caterpillar holes used burkholderia.. 6/28 Top dressed with oyster shells and misc other organic items. I think it’s time they get a little boost as they are beginning to flo

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Grow Questions

OutdoorOperationsstarted grow question 2 months ago

What do I do with leaves that have already been crispied by lights.. leave them? Trim them? They aren’t hurting anything, or are they? Already moved the lights to resolve problem 1 but what do I do to keep things moving in the right direction?

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Robertsanswered grow question 2 months ago

It looks like she has been over watered. As long as your humidity is above 40 and below 70 they won't have humidity related issues. The light was too close or intense. Vegging plants don't need lots of intense lighting. I also see your ph was 8 in your diary. 6.2 ph would do them a lot better. I would remove the damaged leaves once she has grow some healthy ones.

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OutdoorOperationsstarted grow question 5 days ago

I have some spots forming on some leaves..I’m concerned it’s a mite of some sort not sure if it’s something worse..I got a lot of rain so I’m letting them dry back and I took some PC measures using Jacks.

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BerrySweetHighanswered grow question 5 days ago

Hello, I can see in your first picture that the leaves at the left bottom of the picture got the same damage. Check the leaves for bugs, they mostly hide at the bottom of the leaf. You can use a loop to determine what bugs are the issue here. From there you can choose the best (organic) method to solve this issue.

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LSchnabelanswered grow question 5 days ago

It does appear to be bug damage. Your best tool is to get a magnifier and check the leaves. Most bugs reside on the bottom of the leaf. My outdoor plants get a hefty application of neem oil. I apply regularly until I start seeing bud formation. I usually only have an issue with Japanese beetles when I do this. If you do find any bugs or eggs on the bottom of the leaf. It’s best to remove that leaf and spot check the entire plant if you can. Hope this helps.

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001100010010011110answered grow question 5 days ago

if that black spot was ever shiney, there's some mold that looks like that. When i've seen it it's one spot, i remove it and it doesn't spread easily, at least indoors. the light spots do look like something is suckling on the leaves, though. outdoor stuff is an adventuree.

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OutdoorOperationscommentedweek 134 days ago

Thanks everyone for your feedback.. I’m glad the rough consensus is it’s bug related rather than something more insidious.. I’m still gonna let her dry back and proceed with pest control… It couldn’t happen at a more inconvenient time but such is the nature of this adventure..