This baby was thriving 2 weeks ago!

[pedro de pacas]

under watered 

[Tonks]

I wouldn't be overly concerned, she looks otherwise healthy and you seem to have fixed your watering problems. I've got a Creme de la Chem at the moment doing the same thing in a tent with three other girls who are in full prayer mode, no idea why, but I'm not too worried, she's doing fine. Just keep watching like you're doing in case any other signs of issues appear. 

[Serrated edge]

Could be getting dry ??

 

As was mentioned ,plant could do with repotting soon .

 

And it would help to wrap something around the pot to keep the sun of the sides ,,

[billymcd]

Yeah to be honest my first thought was over watering, but I feel like I’ve figured out a good watering pattern after the early issues. So it makes me wonder whether she’s root bound, even though I thought this pot would be big enough. Like Tonks has suggested, I reckon I’ll just wait and observe to see what happens. I don’t have any bigger pots and finances aren’t great right now, so I’m hoping everything will be alright

 

 

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[Serrated edge]

It's a shit time of year financially for many,,,Yet and a small expense now should reward you with a greater return in weed later.

 

Plenty of cheap large containers that only need drill holes put in ,,from bunnings.

Couple of bags of medium ,,,,all less than twenty bucks .

[billymcd]

It's a shit time of year financially for many,,,Yet and a small expense now should reward you with a greater return in weed later.

 

Plenty of cheap large containers that only need drill holes put in ,,from bunnings.

Couple of bags of medium ,,,,all less than twenty bucks .

I reckon I’ll head out tomorrow morning and pick up those things. When you say a couple of bags of ‘medium’, what exactly do you mean? Medium-quality soil?

 

I’ve run out of compost, but plenty of Seasol and PowerFeed left

 

 

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[itchybromusic]

under watered 

over & under look very very similar 

 

"very rough" rule of thumb 

if leaves droop from the stem & stem stays upright = over 

if leaves & stem droop = under

 

buuuuut

 

best to have a few signs to look at 

visual , weight & soil finger poke 

looks thirsty , feels lite , soil feels dry = water 

 

if a older plant has been over watered sometimes the quickest way 

to bring it back is to give it fresh soil , how that is done is up to the grower 

obviously transplanting to a new pot will achieve that but so will sitting the

pot on soil / ground without a drip tray , can't really move it after that though

 

putting a pot in a slightly bigger pot without removing the first pot 

fill a bigger pot up X amount with soil & sit your plant on top , fill in between 

the 2 pots with more soil , this will also help a lill with insulation as SE mentioned 

watering becomes interesting but it's the next best thing to a full transplant 

would work even better if in geopots / fabric pot which you could completely bury  

in a bigger pot or ground 

[Serrated edge]

I reckon I’ll head out tomorrow morning and pick up those things. When you say a couple of bags of ‘medium’, what exactly do you mean? Medium-quality soil?

I’ve run out of compost, but plenty of Seasol and PowerFeed left

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Medium is what the roots sit in .

 

I can't really advise on best stuff from bunnings,others will.

[itchybromusic]

I reckon I’ll head out tomorrow morning and pick up those things. When you say a couple of bags of ‘medium’, what exactly do you mean? Medium-quality soil?

 

I’ve run out of compost, but plenty of Seasol and PowerFeed left

 

 

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growing medium , soil , coco , rockwool ect ect 

Medium is what the roots sit in .

 

I can't really advise on best stuff from bunnings,others will.

that's ok there isn't any  

[billymcd]

G’day all! It’s been AGES since I posted here, but have hardly had a spare moment since starting a new job.

 

As I’m sure many others have, my outdoor girl has been flowering for a few weeks now. The past week has seen great development, so I’m overall pretty happy!

 

The one thing I wanted to ask about is my yellowing leaves at the base. I’m assuming this is just a result of the energy now being put into buds, but I thought I’d check to be safe. Every day I pluck the easy ones off and store for cooking. From what you experienced lot can see, do I have any cause for concern?

 

I’ve been giving the occasional purple seasol since flowering began and don’t fancy adding a whole bunch of other stuff unless I really have to.

 

Any guesses as to when I’ll be harvesting? I’m assuming mid-late March?

 

P.s. I realise the pot size is far too small. If I had my time again I wouldn’t make the same mistake, but it had such a rough upbringing I didn’t want to risk anything with another transplant

 

 

 

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