Wienerwoods
Be afraid. Be very afraid.
8 (and a half) WEEKS IN
I need an expert to tell me what's wrong with the Afghan Kush Ryder. She's getting more and more yellow. This photo should give a general impression of the problem:
I'd imagine it's nitrogen deficiency. I gave her a fair dose of micro and grow. These last few weeks of cold weather and endless rain can't have done her any favors either, she could just be more susceptible to cold than the Northern Lights, which would make sense.
She has also started to form the main budsite by the looks of it. Does this mean she won't grow bigger?
Something has been munching on the lower leaves for over a month now and this is what they've done to the Northern Lights in that time (the black crap is just random debris):
I don't think it's particularly worrying but I see no harm in taking precautions.
Maybe a friendly reminder with some pyrethrin would give them that little nudge towards a different supply of midnight snacks?
Other than that the plants have endured. So far the Northern Lights seems a lot more hardy of a plant and is a giant compared to her sister. Nature will for once be cutting them some slack as warm and sunny weathers are but a few days away.
Apologies for the blurry pictures. It's getting really hard to take steady shots because of the mosquitoes. But there's a silver lining to it
I need an expert to tell me what's wrong with the Afghan Kush Ryder. She's getting more and more yellow. This photo should give a general impression of the problem:
I'd imagine it's nitrogen deficiency. I gave her a fair dose of micro and grow. These last few weeks of cold weather and endless rain can't have done her any favors either, she could just be more susceptible to cold than the Northern Lights, which would make sense.
She has also started to form the main budsite by the looks of it. Does this mean she won't grow bigger?
Something has been munching on the lower leaves for over a month now and this is what they've done to the Northern Lights in that time (the black crap is just random debris):
I don't think it's particularly worrying but I see no harm in taking precautions.
Maybe a friendly reminder with some pyrethrin would give them that little nudge towards a different supply of midnight snacks?
Other than that the plants have endured. So far the Northern Lights seems a lot more hardy of a plant and is a giant compared to her sister. Nature will for once be cutting them some slack as warm and sunny weathers are but a few days away.
Apologies for the blurry pictures. It's getting really hard to take steady shots because of the mosquitoes. But there's a silver lining to it