Yes or 3 months... but if it's from cuttings, I heard an agronomist say that it's actually the age of the cutting, so I guess it should be a year and a half or so.
What can it has and how do I fix it?
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Now some shiny yellow balls have appeared... what could they be (I put them in a circle)? The little black hairs on the back of the leaf are still there, but they have diminished. And the brown leaf tips are unfortunately still there.
I applied carbedazim... I don't know what to do now.
Your plant seems to be healthy and in bloom now. Is it summer in Argentina?
Hopefully someone here can help you. How long has your plant been in bloom? Have you been feeding her along the way? In veg and bloom? If so, what nutrients have you been using? This information might help those chime in with a comment or two to help you. It could be genetics too, what kind of plant is it?
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It has been in the ground for about 1 month and I water it with water and sometimes I put liquid earthworm humus!
It started to flower about 3 weeks ago. When the sun is not shining I put a big spotlight that I bought. It has about 12 hours of light counting the artificial and natural light.
It has been in the ground for about 1 month and I water it with water and sometimes I put liquid earthworm humus!
It started to flower about 3 weeks ago. When the sun is not shining I put a big spotlight that I bought. It has about 12 hours of light counting the artificial and natural light.
Maybe a few more nutrients during the veg cycle would have helped them get a little bigger and bloom nutrients maybe during bloom would help. Did they start blooming when you first put them out a month ago or did they veg some first? When was the first flower sited?
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Careful with that systemic ... That plant is flowering...never use a systemic in flower...yer pecker might fall off.
Maybe the soil is too hard for it to grow through. The fields here get as hard as cement in the late fall. I would stop with any bug sprays at this point. You might treat the ground around it, a 1/3 meter away from the plant, but I would stop spraying the plant itself and hope for a little rain. Once you harvest hold your buds under clean water in a bucket and very lightly swish them around to try to get and residual off. Hopefully someone else comments. Possibly should have not sprayed it on the buds themselves. !!
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It will only produce seeds if you have a male plant or someone in your neighborhood has males. Or if it turns hermaphroditic but then the seeds would not be desirable.
Hello, but if it is feminised, it is supposed to give seeds, right? Thanks
Feminized plants should not produce seeds DP
let me rephrase that, unless you have a male in the air somewhere that gets to her. Or perhaps she herms then I wouldn’t use those seeds
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I hope not. Just supposed to be a girl with no balls.
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Tell that to the NCAA swimming folks…
Ups.. what means DP?thanksFeminized plants should not produce seeds DP
let me rephrase that, unless you have a male in the air somewhere that gets to her. Or perhaps she herms then I wouldn’t use those seeds
