General Cultivation Q&A
General cannabis cultivation queries, information and discussions, growing techniques and propagation
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I'm growing a few MJ plants in my yard . Strain unknown . They are just beyond the seedling stage (20-30cm) . The top's of them look pretty healthy but the lower 2-3 sets of leaves are yellow and are obviously dying ? Can anyone tell me whats wrong ? Pleeaase ! Is there a cure ?
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Hi there everyone... Been a while since I've said anything about my situation vis a vis growing, aside from an occasional post here and there and replying to queries from fellow members here. Well, seems like I've finally gotten off my arse and started up the cabinet proper again... Now, firstly, let's review the last grow I had... I was growing Bluewidow, and had a plant of each major phenotype, the heavier indica and the more sativa influenced plant. I've decided this grow will be exclusively with the indica phenotype. Whilst it may not be the higher yeilding of the two, it was more dense, and fruitier in scent and flavour. As it was more compact too, I think it wo…
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How hard is it to grow seeds reccomended for indoor use outdoor?
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Hi guys, Similar to the previous topic, I have yellowing and/or burning on some of the lower leaves on my hermie (since it's my first grow I'm treating it as if its the real deal, just for experience). It's outdoors in a big enough pot, full sun all day. I water it every day and feed it full strength manutec bloom-booster every 2nd or 3rd day. I was wondering if this is too often or not enough (the plant is about 3ft tall). I'm not sure if the symptoms I'm seeing (see pics) are caused by nute deficiency or overload (burn). How can you tell the diff between deficiency and burn? I know that yellowing of the leaves is a N deficiency (isn't it?), but don't really have much id…
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I'd like to thank everyone here for their help with my first grow. I got 80gm/s of bud from 5 plants, which I know isn't great, but I know I'll do better next time with the experience I gained from my first grow. I took some clones from my fav plant, and am in the process of cleaning everything and getting the rootlings into the flood & drain system. Now that I've `cut my teeth', and invested in HID lights, digital PH & EC meters, etc etc etc I'd like to try a known strain. I'd love some suggestions on strain's and sources from others. Thank you again for help everyone, & again, if I can be of any assistance with electrical advice (except stealing powe…
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Myself and my best mate have been growing together since the start of this batch, and have come along an interesting plant, its like a bonsai tree ! its only about 6 - 8 inches tall, but is already developing preflowers, and has been outdoors all its life, which is about 10 -12 weeks! Anyone have any idea why, or what strain it may be? I know there are differences between grow times of different strains, but this is plain weired! here is a photo *And i will post again after this with a photo of its sister, my baby who has been growing for the exact same amount of time in the same enclosure, weired.
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i have a most excellent scrog going on at the moment and rather than train from clones on my next grow i am looking at the possibilitys of re-generation. i have heard yeild can be higher the second time round if done correctly. any info on how to re-gen would be ace.....
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I have this durbon pioson in dirt under a 400w HPS can I feed it A and B and if I can how much
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Greetings, being new to hydro growing, i was wondering if somebody could answer a question. Which is, i have noticed in a lot of photos of hydro grow rooms there appears to be some sort of silver foil tube going in between the plants. What is this?
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Just a plain ole SCROG 1 2
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First one is at 7 days in flowering
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Alot of people say liquid vermicast is great for plants, i have a well established worm farm and have 100 litres of the liquid. I use a 10 litre watering can to water my babies. For 10 litres how much liquid vermicast sholud is use.
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hey all, Someone has had it in for me helping others,........ anyhow just wondering what ppl would expect from 400 kilo of coco.. presently got 4x 400 kilo tubs with 2 / 5 / 8 plants and 2 mums and 11 cuts(80cm)... mum plants are all over 1.5mtr but only 1mtr or so of vegetation.... the tubs are 1x1x1mtr... looking into a 3m(wide)x1m(deep)x45m (long trough/bed 50000 kilo of substrate but want it as fortnightly harvest(3x10m)... if i get a chance there will be pics but others arent so keen Strains to be trialled are 4799,ak47, big bud, black bubble, great white shark , headstone, misty,mango, nlxskunk, shishkeberry, whiterhino. Seeds to be sexed and trialled are…
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Hi all, I'm going out tomorrow with $50 to get some stuff for my soil. I was thinking along the lines of mushroom compost or potting mix. Please give me some suggestions on what I should get. My soil is a rich black loamy soil, it has lots of brackern ferns in it so I'm not sure if it is acidic or not. Your suggestions will be much appreciated. Peace out, Marty
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I know that newspaper gives off a fair bit of c02 when it breaks down, has anyone used it as mulch or other? interested to know if there is enough co2 produced to make a difference outdoors? i know some growers stick to the older forests for this reason, just wonderin if the newspaper would be any good???
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So you've worked hard and grown the sickest crop ever! Luckily you cloned the girls before (or short after) they went into 12/12 so you can do it all again. Or did you? A lot of people have problems keeping their stock alive. Heat, fungus, flies and spiders to name the biggies tend to find the weak clones easy prey. Where is a healthy plant can overcome a lot of stress clones need it easy. Well you could race out and buy a cloning bin or some cloning wax. The first one keeps the humidity high so the plants don't dehydrate easily. The Wax slows leaf transpiration to a similar affect. But why? Remember house wive's are always swapping plant cuttings? They just place the pla…
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