Outdoors 1st pics

calmag time!

 

its always a good idea planting out even flipping 12x12
tho I prefer to foilar spray mine with a tsp to a pint of warm water
shake and spray

good luck

 

Nice.

 

Seems like I always end up with one out of ten that can't pull the cal-mag from the soil. Sometimes up-potting to fresh soil mix takes care of it and sometimes not. I feed them with a tea spoon of epsom salt in a spray bottle. Watch for new growth to be green.

 

I used to water it into the soil. But I couldn't really tell the difference till I started spraying the leaves.
I don't know if that is just faster acting, or ????

I'm just gonna pull this thought outta my ass and throw it out there:
According to all the other plants (from same seeds, so they are sisters) the soil is not cal-mag deficient. So if one plant is having a problem feeding from the roots, just pouring more cal-mag doesn't correct it's inability to feed from the roots. Spraying the leaves is feeding from the other end. Spraying every evening, I normally will start to see improvement - new growth is coming in nice and green - within a week. After a month of nightly applications, I expect the plant to become healthy and grow nice and green on it's own. If it starts turning yellow again, I chop it and focus time and resources on the plants that WANT to grow pretty.
I'm sure I would feel differently if I paid $30 for that seed. But as it is, I make my own seeds, and always try to make sure I have enough healthy starters to pick from.

 

A precautionary spray I agree with @Ronhip always one that shows an issue
not matter what you do..in the old days as a noob
I would let my plants go very yellow before applying Calamg even nutes
then spray nutes and or Calmag just to watch her go very green again in 30mins
just to proove Jorges Cervantas etc right ...lol

truth is many plants are running low in nutes etc as you flip to flowering anyways

good luck