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Friends, does this look like damage from overwatering?
This harem is growing in BAS 3.0 and graced most recently with some heavy outdoor precipitation. They’ve been at the mercy of Ma Nature from seedlings. Today, some leaves began exhibiting this damage. Do y’all reckon this is an over abundance of H2O?
Happy cake day brother. You didn’t put any picture
Eh i wouldnt worry about that bro. Lets see a pic of the whole plant. If its just a little blemish here and there, dont sweat it. Its the nature of the beast. Happy Cake Day!
Come on man. One little leaf. Don’t be that guy. Not you.
I know you’re letting mother nature do her thing outdoors. Nevertheless, you got to give them a watering of their own with a little calcium magnesium in it.
Just mix up a gallon with 150 PPM of Cal mag for each girl.
A lot of my garden stuff does this when I forget to give them that little side dish of Cal mag
Thank you both!
My beloved is in charge of this outdoor grow. I’m observing her decisions and supporting her guidance as I sit in the back seat. She’s doing a FABULOUS job thus far!!!
Okay, so July 24—25 is when the MN sun exposure will flip. After that transition, how long would it typically take for flower to begin with a harem of ILGM Gold Leaf photos?
Sorry for the newbie query.
Here are the ladies we’re running in this first outdoor grow. They’ve seen a lot of rain but are still solid. The two big girls sans buds are the ILGM Gold Leaf Fems. I love that strain.
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Spread her out.
Thx, Growmie!
The two autos were not spread out in the early stages, which is the quintessential rookie mistake.
The photos are now nice and open, ready for the flowering stage.
My Grower Brethren:
I just spotted this blemish on one of our plants. Is this bud rot?
This is uncharted territory for me.
I forgot to tag you all in my post above. I’m looking at some sort of issue in late-flower.
I had planned to spray my flowering ladies with Mammoth this evening, but I’m unsure if that is wise given this development. Sigh.
I would cut and remove.
Careful to bag & remove from grow, quickly.
Then spray, as planned.
My outdoor plants get seagull bombed sometimes.
Heron’s are worse, trust me, green on yellow, not good.
Thank you, @DEEPDIVERDAVE !!!
Should I take down the entire plant or just the affected area?
Should I spray Mammoth as planned, or should I try another approach?
I have a replaced Hip, amputated toe, pinned finger and 1.45 thumbs.
Don’t kill the golden goose all at once, is my approach to life.
Pieces works well.
Spray and pictures.
Hope she recovers.
Outdoors plants can be strange.
@DEEPDIVERDAVE — Thank you, that made me burst out laughing! Much appreciated, My Friend!
Hey blazeup that type of rot is from a bug that died, pooped, or contaminated in there. If it’s touching the green bud beside it remove that too, whatever it’s touching. It can spread on scissors. I lose a third to a half a plant to that rot every year but never caused me to lose a plant.
yep thats Rot get it gone and it looks like its trying to take ahold, been there it goes fast if ya just walk away.
@Blaze_Up_Ahab im in MN as well. North of brainerd 30 miles. My outdoor girl has been growing an inch a day the last 4 days so i think the time is here. Good luck with your grow.
Edit: also my first outdoor attempt
