Blueberry feminized.

Hey! I think she has a pretty good size to start LST. Make sure before tying down the top to tie a support line to help her make that 90 degree angle.. also be very very careful when bending. Good luck and Happy Growing!😃🌱🌿🌲

You’ll need an anchor at the bottom of the stem pulling her the opposite way to reduce root stress looks good otherwise!👊🏼 You’ll see the top facing up by tomorrow morning. Quite amazing

Looks perfect! Pretty crazy how fast they start facing up so fast huh?

I would suggest putting her under a grow light to make sure she gets adequate light to grow. Most growers switch to the flowering stage as soon as the plant has established a solid root system. In optimal conditions, plants should be kept in their vegetative stage for approximately 60 days. Hopefully, I answered your question and remember "Happy Growing"

wind damage

looking ok, i would not worry about it, thats called gravity and the leave are dropping cause they are heavy and look healthy if it worries you you could put a tomato cage around her, she is fine.

Outdoors, you dont really need to do any of this but... For topping, use clean scissors to cut off the newest growth. The growth you cut should just be the mass of fingers growing out of the center of the plant. You cut where they meet the main stem. For FIMming, same thing but use your fingernail to cut a couple centimeters above where the new growth meets the main stem. Bending is great if you're supercropping or if you're worried about it getting too close to the light. You pinch the stem and roll it in between your fingers until it's easily bendable. It's scary the first time but actually very hard to mess up. Worst thing that happens is you try to bend it when you haven't weakened the branch enough and it snaps. In this case, you can quickly wrap tape around it and it will heal even if the stem came off completely. You're past the super cropping stage though and don't have to worry about it getting to close to the sun so... Hope this helps! Don't be afraid to try these techniques, you can mess them up, but it's actually pretty hard to do so.

Switch to bloom nutes once the stretch ends. During the stretch, your plant will gain 1-3" a day for about 10 days. Once the growth slows (don't worry, you'll notice), that is the time to start bloom nutes. Cheers!

Hey Mate, You can bend your lady in every shape you want to, if your señorita is healthy and thrives I wouldn't see a problem. Target of this training is to create an more even canopy or you just want to give highlights on the budsites. So you expose them by bending the plant in certain directions. Don't overdo it by bending her too much.. small steps, you'll get a feeling for it over the time. Good luck and happy trails for the rest of the way 🤞 Servus OimRausch

Your bend looks perfect, the tip will start to hook upwards over the next few days and the spot where you bent it will become a self-supporting knot. Good work!

Looks like she's just showing sex. You could consider this preflower. Stay on veg nutes until after she stretches. This will probably begin in 1-2 weeks. So in about 3 weeks, you should be nearing the end of the stretch and can start bloom nutes.

Make sure to let your soil dry between waterings. The last pic looks like the leave is overwatered. Keep an eye on your runoff ec and ph, you may need to add a little cal/mag once every week or two. Cheers friend

Be patient sister! In about 5/6 weeks you’ll start to see decent flowers ! It’s really not til the end the really bud up! Happy growing 🍀

Hi, You can start feeding bloom nutrients as soon as the plants show signs of flowering. Maybe, you can feed the plan Veg grow for one more week and change to your flowering nutrients. One more week of veg nutes might help the plant development a bit more. Happy grow!!!!

Looks like pest damage. Often times these pests can be too small for you to see just with your eyes. If you're worried about pests, I'd recommend getting some neem oil and using it lightly as spray on your plant and soil.

Right?!?! I thought the same thing! Wrong! 😆😑😳 They're under the lower leaves running around being assholes. If you see web that means it's out of control. I'm mitigating my mites till harvest LMFAO gross sounding. Plus I don't want to spray my buds with anything. Those blotches are kind of too big for mites too.

Hey there So sorry to hear about your nasty little problem there. Hydrogen peroxide mixed with neem oil and garlic juice. Simple solutions are all over the internet. Insecticide soap is a good bet as well.

Hi Bro, first advice is "easyyy" you're growing outdoors, lot's of pros and these are the cons. Surely you will have accidentally made this snag on the leaf with your fingernails or hands while you were caring for her. Also there are some bites spots caused by bastard critters (mites, bedbugs, thrips). I have been spraying my three outdoorgirls with a thyme essence extract for a few days (I bought it already ready) and at least for the mite infestation it seems to have slowed it down. Anyway your girl seems to be almost healthy, these little spots will not affect photosyntesys. 👊

Looks like Aphids... https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/aphids Hope this helps.

Hmm hard to see it... Hope this helps. https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-symptoms-pictures

order ladybugs online. they'll eat them.

This is more than likely being caused by your aphid problem, which should be corrected immediately. This could also be the reason for the reddish stems, this comes from plant stress, which is being caused by your pest problem or temperature fluctuations. Hopefully, I answered your question and remember " Happy Growing and Free your mind one puff at a time ".

First grow, Is like first Child^^...... you are having alot of attention in the Plant.. looking for all syptoms of acrisis I just want to say,,, cool down, everything is allright. You cant do everything perfect in the fist run. In every grow will be aproblem ( or multiple) to solve I personally learn in every grow new Things

Hey Growmie, Since these aren't regular aphids the normal treatments aren't very successful so here are a few suggestions on dealing specifically with root aphids: Natural predators: For outdoor plants, predators such as birds feed on aphid eggs, parasitic wasps also attack the eggs, and ladybugs eat aphids on top of the soil. Beneficial nematodes: Introduce beneficial nematodes into the soil and they will protect against a number of soil-borne pests including root aphids, without harming beneficial like earthworms. Nematodes can be used on indoor or outdoor plants. Neem oil: While it won’t kill the root aphids, it can help keep an infestation from spreading. Avoid spreading infestations: Be especially careful when relocating or disposing of infected plants to not drop soil. This can lead to spreading the infestation to other pots or nearby plants, or tracking soil on the soles of shoes to other locations. Hopefully, I answered your question and remember Happy Growing and Free your mind one puff at a time.

Plants do get damaged and die off it's normal, but since you have had the aphid issue this is more than likely the result of that, and yes you should remove damaged or dying leaves not only because they are a magnet for pest but it also makes the plant focus on recovering the leaves instead of actually growing. Hopefully, I answered your question and remember Happy Growing and Free your mind one puff at a time.

Hey there Khmma , that's from spider mites, you can tell from the sharp bite mark looking spots as well as the little black dots from under the leafs in one of the pictures. you can order live lady bugs online and these can eat like 10k spidermites a day each, but the problem outdoors is that they fly away, so you end up having to build like a habitat for them and even then they dont really stay there sometimes. Another thing you can do is to spray with bacilus thuriengiensis which a beneficial bacteria that paracites the eggs larvae and adults and eventually controls the outbreak quite well, but that can take up to two week so be patient. Spray it on towards the evening as the sun does degrade the spores , spray twice a week and once in the watering for like two weeks then it's just a matter of keeping up the beneficials every ten days or so. no harm to the plant and you can keep adding it until harvest. Hope this helps ! 🚀

4 more weeks my friend. Try to match the light schedule to exactly what you removed her from. This will avoid re-veg and keep your colas fattening up

What’s the ec of the runoff? It can be salt accumulation in the medium that can cause a micronutrient lockout easy.

When thricomes on the buds start get amber to milk/clody she is ready, maybe you won’t see any change but you are gaining all the weight of the bud now , in near a week and a half two she is full ready, if u haven’t start flush yet is time to give only plain water 😊✌️🏽