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Is this the time you normally plant outdoors in QLD? Mine went in on fathers day out here in the west.

You're missing a set of inverted commas on that quote there, son.

Fuck me sideways the online community really give us Australians a bad name. We're not all like that. bongsmilie

Due to the extremely dark green leaves I'd say high N, other factors obviously impacting.

Have a wash if you go into her apartment then and enter your grow room...

Awesome mate

I'd not stress to much for now, just continue watering with the corrected PH water, and lay off the nutes for a while, you will see results.

Hi guys, as title suggests, how much longer till I pull? :) First grow, what do you reckon? Chrono90

Dirty spammers.. Bump Anyone know? thanks :))

Hi guys Ive got a couple plants next to each other that are a) 4 weeks into flower, and b) which is 1 week into flower. The one that is 4 weeks into flower has quite allot of leaves turning yellow etc. Pics of yellow leaves below. Giving them powerfeed once per week, sulphate of potash once...

Is that what these are? in that spot seeds? From being polinated?

12/1.4/7 10/2/9

Its just the one. Could I cut those sacks off? Its only appeared in one spot on the entire plant

Hi guys, Been keeping it organic outside pot grow, so far been using 1/3 sheep shit to soil ratio, watering with seasol, and powerfeed (N12 P1.4 K7) and 6.5 ph'd tap water. I am entering the flowering stage and need some suggestions for feeding now. Was going to use powerfeed flowering (N10 P2...

Those balls

I know I've posted so much about this and I apologise in advance, but it's still worrying me, is it normal for these calyces to be as they are? They feel hard when you squeeze, and they only appear once on this plant.. cheers :) :joint::joint::joint:

Looks awesome. I'd just run it for the fluro leaves hahaa

I was a bit lazy with my reply. I should add that you should really try and maintain PH level of 5.5 for inside hydro or 6.5 for outdoors. Grab a $10 test kit its well worth it.

Just slow it down a bit, just experiment a bit. Healthy plant, just leaves are bit full of water - dont stress just cut back and monitor.

Too much water