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So I've never grown outdoors due to the not so great climate here, but I thought I'd see how well I'd fare anyways.
So the first week went as well as it could, all 3 seeds came up no problem, they look nice and healthy, and I didn't even have to water them, mother nature did that all on her own, right as the little ladies needed it. 👍
So yet another week gone, and it went decently despite the weather, it definitely haven't been good, all dark, over clouded, windy, and kinda cold. The little ladies did start to look a little drowsy for a single day, but fortunately that's when the sun returned to bring them back, so no damage done. They still look nice and healthy, although one is growing a little bit slower than the others. They still enjoy the rain even though I did have to manually water them a single time this week.
So yeah, another alright week went by and the little ladies are looking healthy. So all in all I'm perfectly satisfied for now.
So I've been a bit busy this week, so not too many pictures. But this week has gone very well, the weather gods have certainly smiled at my little ladies, and next week looks just as promising. I also repotted two of them a couple of days ago into some 11L pots. The last one gets to stay in the smaller pot. But yeah a good week with wonderful weather.
One of my plants has been growing significantly slower than the others right from the get go, and then during this week I noticed how it finally popped it's second set of leaves, only there was two sets of leaves. So the question is, do I have a twin or is this just normal?
Looks interesting, if she gets some seeds instead of thinking of it as bad try to see if she passes the mutation on or if its a random event, most mutations wont go on with genetic code but some might so i would look into it.
Its interesting to say the least.
And shes looking good too.
So yet another week went by without troubles, the weather has once again been great. The little ladies have really been enjoying this heatwave, but besides the nice hot and dry weather I only had to water them twice this week. I'm also quite happy to see my little self topping mutant is starting to catch up to the others. I'm also expecting to be able to top two of the ladies during next week, I think I'm going to wait a little bit longer to top the mutant depending how fast she grows. But yeah all in all, a really good week.
So i'm planning to top two of my ladies next week, and wait a little with my self topping one depending on growth speed. But how long would you guys wait? or at how many nodes would you recommend I top both of its mains?
Another week gone. Unfortunately the weather couldn't keep going like it did, but I knew that, so now there's a bit colder temperatures coming, and a bit more rain... Maybe quite alot even, time will have to tell. I also topped all 3 ladies this week, and it didn't seem to bother them the slightest bit, not even a little. I've also started having some problems with some tiny little bugs, no idea what they are, but they're tiny and impossible to get a proper picture of. Anyhows, I mixed up my general insect soap and sprayed the plants down, which seemed to help with preventing the little fuckers from eating my ladies. So yeah I'm going to be expecting the plant as thoroughly as I can everyday to make sure everything is good. So all in all, a decent 5th week.
Happy growing everyone. ✌️
So this week has definitely been... Interesting. The weather has been complete shit its not been raining, its been pouring all goddamn week, along with that alot of strong winds to the extent that I had to tie all of the ladies up to prevent them from snapping their stem, and the temperature has also dropped quite a bit. In the beginning of the week all the pots had been completely soaked by all the rain for several days, I started to see small signs of beginning root rot so i've moved all of them into a little outhouse until the soil dries up a bit. But seeing the soil needs to dry up a bit more I haven't been able to give them any nutes, and now one of the ladies is starting to show signs of nute deficiencies, i'm thinking she needs nitrogen by the looks of it. And of course it wouldn't be a proper week growing outdoors without pests, so i've also gotten myself a little problem with some leaf miners so that's just awesome.... But yeah, all the ladies is alive and pretty well considering the circumstances, they just had a bit of a rough week. The weather should be clearing up in a day or two by the looks of it, and i'm fairly certain everything is alright, but it's just been one of those annoying weeks. I'm gonna start praying to the weather gods for more sun and much less rain, hopefully they'll hear my prayers. Happy growing everyone.
Since she is in a big pot, you are most probably experiencing over watering. The issue is that when there is an excess of water in the soil, the roots can't take oxygen (they are literally drowning) and the plants growth rate slows down to a craw until the excess water is gone (usually evaporation). Stop watering the pot, which can take a couple of weeks.
@@Athos, I doubt it's overwatering tbh, it could have been, because it rained alot in week 2 of my grow. But I doubt it's what made her slow. Especially now that I noticed that she started growing quite alot faster, pretty much as soon as those two sets of leaves came out. I'm figuring that she just had to use a bit more energy getting out two sets instead of just one.
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