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If you have the pot there, why not? It won't shock her too much. But it is only a dwarve strain so probably wouldn't increase your yield that much by changing pots. I'm growing indoors in 4 litres (1 gallon) and they're big enough for me! 🌱👍
Nearly at 9 weeks and there's no sign of any flowers and the plant keeps getting bigger and bigger. Its just shy of 100cm now. Seedbanks states 8-9 to harvest! I’m sure that things are slower outdoors and I just need more patience! Do I have anything to worry about?
Приветствую, бро! 👋 Не волнуйтесь, продолжайте растить. Некоторым фотопериодичным видам приходится долго входить в фазу цветения, находясь в естественном солнечном освещении! Не спеши, брат! Наберись терпения и оно себя оправдает первыми цветами в скором будущем, я уверен! 👌😇👍 Удачи, бро!
I'm growing a dwarf auto-flowering strain in a greenhouse outdoors. Its now been 12 weeks since it sprouted and no sign of flowers. Someone else mentioned that autoflowers sometime switch to photoperiod outdoors. Is this a possible explanation or am I just being impatient?
Unfortunately sometimes not enough of the autoflowering trait is passed on to the offspring genetics. Looks like u have a photoperiod version of the strain instead. Happy growing and stay lit fam.
I'm 12 weeks of vegetative growth deep with an auto-flowering dwarf strain. My plant is nearly 1.5m tall, showing no sign of flowering but I'm starting to get a number of yellow leaves lower down the plant. What is causing this? Should I leave or remove them?
This is normal. If you lightly pull on them they will probably come off. Normal part of growth cycle using sugars from bottom leaves to feed rest of plant. No worries.
Had to go away for a few weeks. Plant was left on an irrigation system but not fed nutrients. Unfortunately, this break coincided with a heatwave with temps up to 40c in my area. Lots of leaves have died and the plant needs lots of pruning. Overall still seems strong and this "dwarf" isn't far off 2meters tall!
I'm growing outside under glass.The plant is on a dripper system that waters it. How often should I be feeding and what quantity? I'm using BioBuzz BioBloom.
Hey!
I would say water every other day. That was great for my outdoor garden.
Gave her time to take in the nutrients without locking up.
Now for how much water.. that depends on how much she’s drinking, how windy, how hot etc.. I use the old finger in the dirt trick. Always till the first knuckle and depending on if it’s normal dry or too dry I add the same amount or more.
I pretty much have to check and figure out how much drip works good for your lady.
Hope this helped, any questions let me know.
Good luck and happy Growing.
Help. After months of babysitting my "autoflowering dwarf" it's finally started flowering. In the last week though all the leaves have become mottled and yellow with burnt brown edges. What can I do to save her?
heya indianqueens , you have pretty severe magnesium deficiency you can tell from the yellowing on the serrated edges of the leafs and a bit of N deficiency which you can see from the yellowing of the oldest leafs first, and calcium deficiency which can you see from the rust colored spots on the leafs . The best thing you can do is to add cal mag or epsom salts as well as some NPK. Hopefully if you do this the problems will stop spreading and the plant will recover in two weeks or so , hopefully. Hope this helps ! 🚀
Started adding CalMag and generic NPK this week. Buds are starting to thicken. Removed a lot of dead leaves. The temperature has started to drop significantly in my area.
the Botrytis fungus looks white and fluffy in its initial stage, but you’ll probably never even see this stage before the mold quickly darkens and starts rotting the buds from the inside out
Disaster this week. Unfortunately a big drop in the outdoor temperature has combined with a week of solid rain, making conditions wet and humidity high. On inspecting the buds today I spotted some white fluff. After asking a question here it was suggested it was mold. I had a more detailed look and found lots of brown bud rot. I have a couple of other plants in the same glasshouse and didn't see any other option other than to harvest this plant, separate out the buds with mold and dry the good buds. I think another week and the whole thing would have rotted. Heartbreaking after babysitting this plant for nearly six months.
Overall this was an easy strain to grow outdoors. I took quite a relaxed approach to growing. Using normal potting soil and a regular drip watering system. I added some nutrients towards the end but mostly the soil provided all the nutrients needs. As per my strain review, the Royal Dwarf did not autoflower and grew to 2 meters tall. For that reason I don't recommend this strain for outdoor growers. Overall, as I expected, marijunana is a very simple plant to grow. I found it no more difficult that chillies or tomatoes. I'm sure that there are lots of growers tricks that can be used to increase quality and yield but leaving it be and treating it like any other garden vegetable produces excellent results.
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