reds Yard Weedsmy First Grow Journal

I'm in bud!
 
I may try starting a journal again, 
my first one i had a hard time keeping updated haha. 
 
Good luck, and i'm eyeing those Skywalkers,
 
and i want to see how the xxx do also!

 

2nd that right there. Hopefully they take of quick. Curious to whats in your soil? MrSilly had amendments in his soil that's really making me think about preparing for next season earlier. Looking good bro

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I have a good amount of amendments I need to stock up on before the start of next season. Thanks for sharing. I'm getting a good idea of what I need to add to amend my soil and make it my very own little super soil.


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Looks just like whats happening to my clonevilles Private Reserve OG!!
 
I think it was because I was feeding how i usually feed plants that size, when it hadn't recieved anything before..
 
I flushed it and TP'd Into some Happy Frog... I can't say much for now as i did this yesterday.. But it definitely looks a bit happier! (but who wouldn't after a bunch of water and a fresh TP to some happy frog?

 

SFV I second NCB. Flush but I don't really think you need to transplant. From the list you gave depending on how long you let your soil cook for, there'll be initial shock. A good flush and letting the dirt dry out should do the trick. LITFA afterwards and you should see improvements. With clones I think that's almost a normal occurrence. It's happened to both the clones I grabbed from the dispensaries and it's happening to one of the clones I picked up from MrSilly that I transplanted just yesterday. I can also see it has happened to some of the clones that I haven't TP'd yet meaning before I had them. It's just shock to a new environment. Even the lighting, heat and water etc. is different. Most importantly tho you have to let the soil dry out between watering. Clones don't need that much water. And if they are showing signs of stress. Letting the soil dry out should help as it allows the plant to take a rest from taking in nutes. When the plant draws in water it draws in nutes. It can't help and pick and choose what it intakes while natural transpiration occurs. So limit that availability. LITFA boss it usually helps a shit ton. It's hard at the beginning of a grow especially if you were eager to begin with. At least it was like that with me. But I left my ladies alone and they just do their thing and bounce back on their own after flushing and letting them dry.


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Flush. Then let em be. Make sure you let the soil dry out. 9/10 it's nothing for you to really be concerned about. Lol smoke a bowl or three


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The new top growth still looks healthy. Seems like they're bouncing back. Hopefully it keeps up SFV


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Haha I know what you mean. My little ladies don't all look great. Some of these girls are just finicky like MrSilly said. For the most part, I know it's not anything that I did, but more so getting passed the initial shock. Haha at least I still hope so.

this has been curled up with the leaves like that since I got it. The new growth looks healthy. Plus the other clones look happy so I know it's a decent environment. Just got to adapt is all and clones do that a lot slower than either seedlings or established plants.



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