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kegman83started grow question 6 years ago

I think I'm experiencing transplant shock on my Durbin poison plants, but I cant be too sure. I tore some roots accidentally in transplant but that was weeks ago. They still seem to be holding on but advice is appreciated. Also, any advice on what might be munching on my Blue Dre

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Leaves. Tips - Burnt

Experimentgreenanswered grow question 6 years ago

Hey there im sure the transplant shock is a factor with the torn roots, but being photoperiod plants they should have time to pull through and build new roots and any damaged leaves. I think your low night temps will help keep them small and once it rises they'll definitely flourish more. Perhaps laying a blanket or other garden type cover around the base of the plants at night will help keep them warm, also the cup over the top in the evening into the night would help also, if there's holes in the cup it won't trap too much humidity. Bugs were a constant battle for me outside, if you can buy a basil plant that's a good companion plant to deter bugs, rosemary is another good one. It's also nice to turn some lady bugs loose, pirate bugs and hatch a few praying mantis(i think they're good with caterpillars etc), and if you see wasps near by let them have free reign as they're incredible killers.✌️ Happy growing. Oh p.s. if you can add a silica product to your feedings that helps the plants resilience and strength for fighting off the various outdoor battles.

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420_observeranswered grow question 6 years ago

Not sure if this will help When I was growing Blue Dream outdoors Every single one got hit with Spider mites Those little (#$%^&)'s are attracted to that strain Regarding the little one burning up, I think Mrs Larimar is right, that pot is too hot You could try a really good flushing or repot into new soil Good luck my friend 😃

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Mrs_Larimaranswered grow question 6 years ago

FoxfarmOcean forest is a good organic soil, but not for seedlings, plus adding chickenmanure, is to much for your girls ( as you see)the soilmix is to rich in nutrients ( to hot). for your next grow use your compostsoil, mixed with peatmos, perlite and vermiculite. and you have an perfect start for your girls. the exact reciepe you can see in my diary" cookies for me"

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GreenHouseLabanswered grow question 6 years ago

I ran into a similar problem with transplanting on my last grow and the plant was shocked initially and it recovered what it seemed to be 2 weeks. Watering with vitamins greatly helps reduce shock for instance with the nutrients I use (Green Planet) I give them Vitathrive and with Advance Nutrients they have multiple B vitamins solutions that serve the same purpose. As for your Blue Dream if something is munching on it, use a dome cover which will help it anyways to maintain better humidity levels for growth and avoid bugs until it gets bigger and more resistant to other stuff. Hope this helps and to a successful grow ;)

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sKitzOanswered grow question 6 years ago

They look wet and not happy. I believe you have a root issue, I would lean towards a O2 issue, but it could also be a pH issues. Those pots are way to big for the size of the plant in my opnion. This can lead to overwatering and can actually cut air supply to the roots. I also wouldn’t be giving them much of any food at this point. I would solve your root issue first. Flush the medium with water pH’d to 6.5 and ensure the roots have plenty of air, then let the medium dry up before introducing anymore moisture. If theys start to bounce back, you can give them a 1/2 strength feeding a week out.

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