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My first grow
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2Outdoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 5-6
Defoliation
weeks 6
100%
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Grow medium
19 l
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All seeds started germinating 7 days ago exactly
Royal Jack - Fastest growing (6cm)
Royal cookies 1 - 4cm
All seeds started germinating 7 days ago exactly
Royal Jack - Fastest growing (6cm)
Grow Conditions
Week 2
Vegetation
6
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inch
Height
16 hrs
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Royal Jack and Royal cookies 1 and 2 germinated both within 36 hours and were planted into regular pot soil in pots of 2L. The third royal cookies took 4 days to germinate but was finally also planted into the nursery.
On day 6 after germination started they were all placed into their new permanent pots, being 19L. No nutrients were used except the ones in the regular soil. Plants are receiving 16 hours of sunlight, after sunset they are put into the garage for complete darkness. Just before sunrise they are put back outside. No artificial light is being used.
The initial growth was extremely fast but the last two days it has slowed down a bit, perhaps because they are now developing their root system. Hopefully the actual plant will start growing again quickly.
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010tillidiestarted grow question 4 years ago
Does anyone have any ideas what could cause the yellow and dropping of leaves for the Royal Jack. All plants are treated the same. The growth is stagnating as a result.
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Leaves. Curl down
Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Experimentgreenanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hello,
So a few things are coming to mind, is your temperature only dropping 2 degrees at night? And have the highs only been 70 with 70% humidity? A lot of the symptoms the curling, the cupping up of some outter edges make me think of heat and humidity stress... i was just surprised to see an outdoor environment so consistent.
Then in last week the ak has a yellow pattern that stripes right through the veins of the leaves...which i would typically associate with magnesium. Are you going to bring in some nutrients at any point or going all natural?
Are you able to get an estimate of the ph going in and a runoff ph?
And lastly if you aren't already I would saturate the entire pot with water each watering, the photo looks a bit dry. *does the plant perk up when you water, if so it could be partially underwatering.
I'm sorry that was a lot of questions, it's just a hard one to call with such consistent outdoor environment and no ph or nutrients to go off.
The outdoor battle is an exciting one but definitely has it's challenges.
Happy growing. ✌️
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Gloriacommentedweek 54 years ago
Gloriacommented4 years ago
@010tillidie, omggg yeahh
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010tillidiecommented4 years ago
@Gloria, do you want to go on a date?
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Experimentgreencommentedweek 54 years ago
Hello,
The leaf bites.... usually a bit that big would make me think of either a finger pinched it off, or a bigger bug like a Caterpillar, crickets, grasshoppers. You might want to spray the plant with a neem oil spray, or a bt spray.
Do you have many bites or just the 1 leaf so far?
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Experimentgreencommented4 years ago
@010tillidie, my aunt has a really handy bug trap she sets up in her garden...it might catch something...it might not in our case with so many tiny bugs out there. But you take a tuna can, empty, add about half full with oil, and a piece of apple in the center, any bugs will crawl in and bye bye. Might help to identify any potential critters.
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010tillidiecommented4 years ago
@Experimentgreen, Hi thank you for your help. The bites are on the two healthier looking plants so Royal Cookies 2 and 3. on 4 leaves total since today so not the end of the world. But I was planning on trying neem oil today so hopefully that will help.
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Gloriacommentedweek 54 years ago
Happy growing 🌱
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mmgrowercommentedweek 15 years ago
good luck, friend !
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DoDrugs420commentedweek 63 years ago
Sooo lit.
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Gloriacommentedweek 64 years ago
Hmmmm so pretty!! Looks as if you are looking after them very well and hopefully the weather will be better for you and your plants! Here in Madagascar it is known that singing can also improve their growth
Good luck with everything!
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