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Cheers mate i'll get my read on lol.
Thanks man....comimg from the outdoor man himself too i must be doing ok lol. This uk weather aint all bad i supposeThis grow is doing so well i must drop you a shot of rep!! Great grow so far bud!!
Check out bud wiser to see just how well an auto can do in the UK sun!!Cheers mate i'll get my read on lol.
Thanks man....comimg from the outdoor man himself too i must be doing ok lol. This uk weather aint all bad i suppose
Buds back yard? Yeah man i kept up with his last year but havn't seen a journal from him this year though. His pit grew some beastsCheck out bud wiser to see just how well an auto can do in the UK sun!!
You probably know more about growing than I do... but the usual suspects are too much water and too little water. I've also read discussions in regards to 24/0 lighting, and some people strongly believe that any plant needs a "rest" period, that they have evolved to utilize dark time for specific metabolic functions (the specifics went over my head). When you say "after all night under lights" I'm assuming you are running the lights 24/0? If so, maybe try 20/4 and see if that gives them time to recuperate?View attachment 918361 anyone have any idea what might be going on here with the droop? Seems to be getting worse. This is first thing in morning after all night under lights and still looks sick. Root/pest damage maybe?
She is outside most nights unless we get shit weather & gets treat pretty much same as her sister who looks ok. I put her in the shed overnight in the hope she might perk up. It started a week or so back when the pot was light so i assumed under watered. Then after a water not much changed all the way to dry again. This is what got me thinking maybe some critter has made a home in the airpot fucking up my roots lol.You probably know more about growing than I do... but the usual suspects are too much water and too little water. I've also read discussions in regards to 24/0 lighting, and some people strongly believe that any plant needs a "rest" period, that they have evolved to utilize dark time for specific metabolic functions (the specifics went over my head). When you say "after all night under lights" I'm assuming you are running the lights 24/0? If so, maybe try 20/4 and see if that gives them time to recuperate?