The outdoor crop

[ChiBlu]

Hey all. I'm doing my first outdoor grow. Got 3 plants. 1 blueberry kush of unknown origin and 2 Nicole Kush.

The blueberry got too big for its pot so I replanted last week. This week it's been crazy hot and humid and I think she may have got burned a little. However the Nicole Kush is thriving in this weather. First 2 pics are Nicole kush in the garden. 3rd pic is Nicole kush in a pot. The rest are of my blueberry kush. Any advice?

 

[MikeBigbud]

I got mine flowering early it's a bit more work but harvesting the end of August will give my mature buds some nice potency

 

[SmokingWings]

Hey all. I'm doing my first outdoor grow. Got 3 plants. 1 blueberry kush of unknown origin and 2 Nicole Kush.

The blueberry got too big for its pot so I replanted last week. This week it's been crazy hot and humid and I think she may have got burned a little. However the Nicole Kush is thriving in this weather. First 2 pics are Nicole kush in the garden. 3rd pic is Nicole kush in a pot. The rest are of my blueberry kush. Any advice?

I would say to wait several more days and if the symptoms that make you think it was burned continue then take a few more photos. BUT, don't cut the tips off the leaves. Let the gang here on the message board see the entire leaf so they can give a better diagnoses.

I have the feeling that you noticed a problem and cut the damaged area off to make the plant look better. Now we only have the very tip of points that run along the edge of the leaf to tell us if your problem is heat related burn or a fertilizer/nutrient burn.

Enjoy the day.

 

[Bush Doctor 77]

https://i.redd.it/qhrj8qmjl7az.jpg

This may help.

 

[ChiBlu]

I would say to wait several more days and if the symptoms that make you think it was burned continue then take a few more photos. BUT, don't cut the tips off the leaves. Let the gang here on the message board see the entire leaf so they can give a better diagnoses.

I have the feeling that you noticed a problem and cut the damaged area off to make the plant look better. Now we only have the very tip of points that run along the edge of the leaf to tell us if your problem is heat related burn or a fertilizer/nutrient burn.

Enjoy the day.

Hey. Thanks for the reply. I trim my tips for light penetration early on. It's not for cosmetic reasons.

 

[PapaHempseed]

Hey. Thanks for the reply. I trim my tips for light penetration early on. It's not for cosmetic reasons.

I prefer to bend them down or tuck em outta the way. If not feasable I will then cut the offender in half like with a new clone but for an obviously different reason.

 

[SmokingWings]

Hey. Thanks for the reply. I trim my tips for light penetration early on. It's not for cosmetic reasons.

Got it.

All to often I have read a msg where someone has a problem and ask for help. Problem then is that they cut the leaves off because the damaged area makes the plant look sickly. They take the photo without the damaged leaves.

Have a good day.

 

[PapaHempseed]

DOHHH!