Unknown Strain Indoor/Outdoor - Soil 100% Organic

Re: Unknown strain Indoor/Outdoor, Soil 100% organic

i agree, looking at the stem it clearly shows the plant is going to pile on the weight, the stress from the wind makes the stem stronger, i wish i could do outdoor grow, might have to go renegade and find somewhere soon
 
Re: Unknown strain Indoor/Outdoor, Soil 100% organic

*Mini Update*

She is def starting to go crazy with growth here are some new pics of the new side nodes really starting to come out now :)

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Thats each side of her :)
 
Re: Unknown strain Indoor/Outdoor, Soil 100% organic

I wish! I'm thinking of ordering some Friday when I get paid bbut idk who too talk to and what to get :/ if anyone from BPN would PM or help me on here would be great! :) <3 I support BPN army!
 
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Mr Mud-Pie said:
I wish! I'm thinking of ordering some Friday when I get paid bbut idk who too talk to and what to get :/ if anyone from BPN would PM or help me on here would be great! :) <3 I support BPN army!
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If I were you, I'd search for the user BluePlanetNutrients here at 420 and send him a PM or email blueplanetnutrients@gmail.com and just tell him your situation. He'll certainly be able to help you.

If you're not wanting to go with the organic line, your best bet is to do the 3-part Elite with liquid blue bloom booster. It's got great results from everyone here at the forums, you can't go wrong with great results and an awesome price.

Get the gallon sizes of the 3-part because shipping will be about the same as the quarts, and get a quart of the liquid blue. The nutrients last at least a year, and most likely much longer. If you're only doing a plant or two you'll have a lot left over for future grows. If you don't plan on doing more than a plant or two a few times a year, the quarts may suit you better.
 
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Well i sent BPN a msg hopefully we will hear word back soon, and sad news Mystery has passed on :'( her stem snapped and she fell over and she has gone away :/ but its okay with death there is life, My White Russian has finally decided to pop out and show leafs :)
so i hope she does well and Unknown is doing great she still is getting nute burn witch is weird since i flushed her and haven't given any nutes in a while so i dont know whats going on with her but she is still growing well
 
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*Nightly Update* So last night we had a HUGE thunder storm i was worried about unknown but i knew that the rain water downfall would help her flush out the rest of the nutes that were in the soil, so i went out this morning and she is still standing tall and man she is a trooper gust of 31 MPH last night and she toke it like it was nothing :) i love her
 
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hows things going mate, how long have you not added nutes for now, and have you watered enough to flush the nutes out of the soil around the plants, did corey get back to you about bpn, corey is a top bloke and knows his stuff, he gave me loads of advice via email regarding nutes when i was using what products i could get off the shelf in my own country, i have got his products on the way to me and cant wait, i know my plants will love it just like yours will, his products are like steroids for plants, it really does get amazing results and fair play to corey for spending his time and money making the product he has made and making it specifically for these plants, so you dont have to make do anymore,

also when you get his products use the nute guide on his site, dont use the instructions on the bottles, if you go to coreys site you can download the feeding guide, its better to use that guide than the bottle guide, i think corey has been dialing his feeding schedule in a bit and has slightly changed the amounts etc etc, so download his feed schedule when you get his products and you should see your plants really take off, my nutes have cleared customs in my country so should be here in a day or 2, im hoping tomorrow, as ive stopped giving my plants nutes in case it clashes with coreys so i wanted to make sure all the nutes in my soil where used up.

im loving your 2 main shoots as well, i wish i fim or topped mine earlier, i tried fimmin but it didnt work out how it should of, i tried fimmin another couple of the side branches and if i dont get the expected results then i think topping is the way to go as you are sure to get at least 2 main shoots fimming is meant to get you 3 or 4 but i ended up with the 2 branches at the node below catching up with the top of the plant and now im noticing only 1 new shoot so in theory ive got 3 main stems now, but it took ages so ill try topping with my next plants and see what happens.
 
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Ya this Friday ill get my frist pay check and buy it, can I pay with a giftcard? Cuz I don't have a CC like if I get a 30 visa card would that work? And ya she is really growing now I'm loving all the side shots growing :) ill upload pics Sunday :) well I'm just worryed about the nutes in the soil now cuzz she still isn't fully healthy her fan leafs are showing nute burn :/ would BPN nutes correct the issue?
 
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im not sure if they will correct the issue, until the nutes are out the soil adding more will just make things worse, but you have not added any for a while now, all you can really do is try your best at flushing it out, it all depends how your soil drains, if it drains quick then you could just pour a load more water into the ground to flush the nutes out, but if the soil is slow draining then this could cause root rot.

how often have you watered since using the nutes? have you watered since the problem? your plants are in the ground and not in pots arent they, the nute burn will take a while to grow out of the plant and the leaves might not be totally free of the damage, i would say as long as it isnt getting worse then you should be ok, but if it is getting worse then the only thing you can do is flush the soil with a few litres of just water and try and flush the nutes out the soil, just depends how quick the soil drains, if your unsure dig a big hold about as round as a dinner plate and about 6 inches deep, then fill with water and time how long it takes to drain, then you will know if its fast draining and can be flushed or if the water dont drain then you know you might make it worse by flushing,

how long has it been since the nutes where added and the problem noticed and how often have you watered since, but i would think if the problem is not getting worse then chances are everything is ok, but if your are getting more nute burn then their is still nute left that the plant is taking up,

im not sure about the payment method, he might even accept paypal, i would check with corey, just drop him an email via his site and he will get back to you and let you know, as him about the nute problem as well as he has vast knowledge of this kind of thing and may be able to suggest something to help, he wont mind so drop him a line,
 
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Well I haven't given any nutes in about a week, and she has been givin a good amount of water cuz of
rain water last night but I can tell it slowed down cuz the plant is out growing the bburn so its okay I guess, and she's in a pot on a water dish, I might need to get rid of that to let the water run off maybe the nutees are going back in the soil, and I sent him a msg with the questions

Thanks don for helping me bro
 
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no problem mate, i would remove that pot as you dont need it, thats stopping the over nuted water run off, all its doing is staying in the pot till the plant sucks it back up, id remove the pot mate, you really dont need it, the plants need to get some air to the roots else they will rot, its better to let the plant be dry than it is to keep it wet, thats why people only water every 3 days or when the pot feels light, so i would remove that pot its sitting in and let the water drain away this will remove the nutes. as you had a good rain fall you will need this to drain away to prevent the roots getting damaged they prefer to have less water than more as they need to get oxygen from the soil as well, so take it out the water dish and make sure the wholes are not blocked in the bottom of the part and leave it like that, the water dish is doing you no favours its stopping the over nuted water running off as the plants just sucking it back up when the soil dries out, and if their are any roots at the bottom of the pot these will be rotting away as they are drowning it water, its best to let the pot become dry before the next time you water, if you have another pot the same size fill it up with dry compost then compare yours to that, that way you can tell when its time to water, to much water will make fungus and rot the roots, so less is more with these plants,
 
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Ya I just toke the dish away so there are 5 holes around the pot and 1 in the buttom so there is easly a way for the water to drain, so hopefully it will be fixed now there's a light drizzle :)
 
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a little drizzle as in its raining?

the holes around the side of the pot are these running along the very bottom edge you need to try and make sure the water can drain, your plant should recover quicker now you took the dish away, what another grower did is built a sort of shelter that he could cover his plant with when it was heavy rain, i think he used plastic and covered it in cling film as he didnt want the plant rotting due to heavy rain fall, so that might be something you can do if your going to get loads of rain, it wouldnt take much to build could use wood stakes and push them in the ground around the plant and then wrap cling film over like a lid a sort of plant umbrella or move the plant out the rain,

you really dont want the soil really soggy wet, this packs the soil down and prevents the roots getting any oxygen and this will cause root rot very quick and kill the plant, so the next couple of times the plant is watered it will now flush the nutes out the soil and they will then drain away, using that dish let the nutes sit in the dish and when the soil dried out it sucked it back up, but plants grown in soil are less likely to die on you due to over nute as you have a few days to sort it out, hydro grows have to be put right as soon as their is a problem else the plants will give up.

so i woudlnt use the dish again unless the weather had been really dry and hot then you could water the plant and then it could suck the water up it needs, over watering is the most common cause of plants not growing, your plants look ok and even though you had the nute problem you should be ok now the nute can be drained out, when you get some more nutes or bpn use it at half strength for the first few feeds and watch how the plant reacts if it seems ok then up the dose till your at full strength, dont use the guide on the bpn bottle use the guide on bpn's website and you should have no problems.

all been well your going to have some very big plants as your growing outside, but remember if your planning on keeping them in the pots then the bigger they got the more root bound it will get, they generally say its best to let the plant only grow twice as high as the pot unless you have a wide pot, having the plant have root bound problems will slow the growth and possibly kill the plant, so just bare that in mind, if it did start to get really big and 2 big for the pot then you could dig hole and cut the bottom off the pot and put it so far in a hole, you could leave say half the pot out the soil so you was only watering the plant when you watered but then the roots could grow out the bottom into the soil, or dig a deep enough hold and cut the pot away and plant it in ground,

as far as i can see from your plants they look healthy enough, i would use the bpn products when they come and only at half the dose, and if you notice any nute burn then flush the pot at once to wash it out then give it few days and try again with lower dose, from what ive read their have been no problems starting at half strength but some people went strait to full strength and they did notice nute burn so just bare that in mind
 
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yeah all i have to do is take that dish away and there are a good amount of holes for drainage, and during the day it gets up to 85 so the sun and that make the water evap really fast so its perfect really. Where i live is one of the best places to grow :) high humidity perfect temp, good winds, best sun coverage (no mountains). so il give her a few days to get use to the new fix and we shall see :) sunday ill upload pics <33
 
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your just rubbing it in now, the weather i got in my country is shitty, lucky if we get a few hot days in summer, they recon global warming is making the summers hotter, well not where i live,
 
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