First Grow: Sour Diesel, Outdoor 2020

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syenite said:
How is the rest of the plant's growth?

EDIT: Your new pics popped at the same time I wrote this haha
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Steady growing!

Posted picture of bottom leaves. They are not looking so hot

Still havent added any nutes or pest control.
 

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syenite said:
I think it will be ok!
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Thanks man. Do you have any suggestions for feeding? I like to keep it organic. Do teas feed the plant?

Trying to be budget conscious without compromising quality.

It is doing well since the split...No signs of slowing down.
 

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Congrats on the clone! Oh no for the break! Did it not heal after taping? Darn..

As for feeding with compost teas, I’m not entirely sure! If you are using an amended soil like FF it should work. But you might want to read more about it. I wanted to experiment with this but there were already so many variables to get right that I decided to pick my battles and stick to bottled nutes for the first couple of grows.
 
syenite said:
Congrats on the clone! Oh no for the break! Did it not heal after taping? Darn..

As for feeding with compost teas, I’m not entirely sure! If you are using an amended soil like FF it should work. But you might want to read more about it. I wanted to experiment with this but there were already so many variables to get right that I decided to pick my battles and stick to bottled nutes for the first couple of grows.
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It survived but I got rid of it because it was showing male preflowers.
 
when you top try leave like 1-2 cm of stem above the last node you keep this helps stop the stalk from splitting, my only other advice is if you tried pulling them apart (lst) a little sooner before they get a woody crotch. I always top and lst if you want to pop into either of my journals. my completed one has more pics of the topping like this
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r0am1ng st0ner said:
when you top try leave like 1-2 cm of stem above the last node you keep this helps stop the stalk from splitting, my only other advice is if you tried pulling them apart (lst) a little sooner before they get a woody crotch. I always top and lst if you want to pop into either of my journals. my completed one has more pics of the topping like this
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Thanks for the tips friend! Does anyone know what causes the 'woody atem' appearance?
 
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