Aussie Outdoor 08/09

eza82

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yeah
umm well i guess youd say wa. sorry but yeah im one of them paranoid folk.
wander y lol...
Im new here and Im a bit like that..... not sure i will post anythirn "real" As I was told once before we all just pretend here!bongsmilie
 

Jester88

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exactly.. sorry it was nothing against you
my advice is if anyone asks too many questions ignore them
and if anyone asks where you live lie.
 

auto

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just a quick question for the aussie crew, whats the latest you would wait to cut your clones the mothers only 2 1/2 foot and i dont want to leave it too long.
 

duffman76

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wassup aussies heres an update on my 2 babies, they are doing pretty well but this last couple of days have been extremely hot here in Perth and they are getting a bit cooked, had to pull dozens of dead leaves off each plant today and tomorow is forecast to be 39degrees so its going to be fucked.
 

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Jester88

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youll get mixed results for your question

some people say clone in veg
others will say when it just starts flower
 

eza82

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youll get mixed results for your question

some people say clone in veg
others will say when it just starts flower

IM with jester..... but i usually take the day I change to flower!
Out door as soon as its healthy enough.
 

kydasman

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I have one fem plant growing. It has pre flowered around 2 weeks ago. She's just over 1 metre tall at the mo.
I have a question.
The white pre flower hairs are turning brown not long after appearing. Is that normal??
Plant looking good otherwise. Got a little baked in the recent week of over 30' days we experiencing in WA. But appart from that going great.

Would love to know whats going on with the hairs tho.

Good luck with everyones grows. Looking great.

OSSIE, OSSIE OSSIE!!
 

eza82

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oi oi oi

Also have same prob (some turning brown st8 away )..im in still in veg.... figured it was just the heat....
 

kydasman

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She's getting full sun from 7am-1pm. Then sun through tinted pergola till end of day. Could it be a nute related issue?
 

Jester88

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theres allways the shance its nute related sorry to say..
even if you dont use none whos to it doesnt actually need it.
and if you use it whos to know what it didnt need till uve used too much

its a fucked sitcho
but if youve been using nutes give it a flush and give them a break for a little while

with nutes less is more your plant can live without them. lust lacking in certain things. but too mmuch is an eassier way to get a ticket too disaster :'(
 

eza82

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She's getting full sun from 7am-1pm. Then sun through tinted pergola till end of day. Could it be a nute related issue?

Is the pargola UV rated ??? If that is the case you my aswell throw it in the oven on same temp.... No UV no grow i thought ??
Try putting it in more sun or build a shade cloth frame of some sort ?? It worked for me... Slightly of center to catch full sun till about 2pm ( except really hot days 30+ )
They will only get morning sun till about 11am, with a quick move.,
Look for green house shade cloth... then hook misters up..... will cool down the temp quickly late arvo and morning.

Yes it could be nutes - to much to little, not some of this not some of that.... What are you feeding??
 

kydasman

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seasol and powerfeed. (power feed every other day, seasol once a week) Will build a shade for her and see what happens. Have heaps of other plants growing under pergola. Kinda like a rainforrest under there. Not sure if its UV rated. But you could have a point.
Will give it a break off the nutes for a cple days too.
 

eza82

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seasol and powerfeed. (power feed every other day, seasol once a week) Will build a shade for her and see what happens. Have heaps of other plants growing under pergola. Kinda like a rainforrest under there. But you could have a point.
Will give it a break off the nutes for a cple days too.
Have you a humidity / temp gauge ?
Temp: what it say?? at root level and - 1-2ft off the ground??
 

O4aUsErNaMe

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seasol and powerfeed. (power feed every other day, seasol once a week) Will build a shade for her and see what happens. Have heaps of other plants growing under pergola. Kinda like a rainforrest under there. Not sure if its UV rated. But you could have a point.
Will give it a break off the nutes for a cple days too.
cut back your powerfeed to once a week,it really only needs to be fed out every second week.but i do once a week and they handle that level.

water with plain water for a week ,that should see them recovering if not keep up with the plain water till they do

the heat should not be to much of a problem you have air movement and that part is fine...:-)
 

kydasman

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ok. will use plain water until all good. Thanx for all your input guys. Very helpfull.
Happy growing. :) :)
 
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