The LOT seedlings have emerged....finally! lolwayright said:
Sure thing,,PM sent
Kevin
The LOT seedlings have emerged....finally! lolwayright said:
Sure thing,,PM sent
Kevin
Two years in a row I picked a f**ked up plant,not real happy. I have driven myself nuts turning over stones trying to figure out where I could have made a mistake along the way. I made a couple small adjustments with fertilizer and soil indoors this year to try and improve but nothing drastic. No harsh hydro or water soluble stuff. I went with a higher nitrate vs ammoniacal granular fert for faster results when potting up and for later on when they have to deal with the shit clay I am growing in this year. Now that the plant is outside,it is still putting out funky new growth.Pepper-Guru said:Sounds like you chose a bad pheno, but there is plenty of over fertilizing in this thread. The leaf you show here is odd. Post the whole plant.
Noah Yates said:That is a genetic thing... I made note of it several pages back when my plants were just seedlings. All of my LOTs display that leaf variagation.
I got my seeds from coachspencer, and all of mine had the same thing happening with the leaves early on but no longer show any signs of it.By the way; Your plant is really taking off now!Pr0digal_son said:Two years in a row I picked a f**ked up plant,not real happy. I have driven myself nuts turning over stones trying to figure out where I could have made a mistake along the way. I made a couple small adjustments with fertilizer and soil indoors this year to try and improve but nothing drastic. No harsh hydro or water soluble stuff. I went with a higher nitrate vs ammoniacal granular fert for faster results when potting up and for later on when they have to deal with the shit clay I am growing in this year. Now that the plant is outside,it is still putting out funky new growth.
It's strange that our seed sources were different. I think the original source was the same years ago,but different this year.
glad to see you're in the competition!mcraighead said:The LOT seedlings have emerged....finally! lol
you need to get the weed eater out and get extra close to the base of that plant!wayright said:
gonna have to build a wall around it cause in Ohio it could be snowing before Oct. 31stwayright said:Guru,,,excellent looking plant bro! already throwin poddage ...SWEET
@ ChocoSB...Whatcha gunn do when fi cage run out ? I recommend lopping your plants in half now to strengthen them
Kevin
have you ever heard of the xenia tornado of 1974? this small city/town i live, the people and plants will never be the same! xenia; aka, ''devil winds''Roguejim said:My only hope is that an army of ill-tempered locust will arrive and feast upon these large LOTs I'm seeing. It could happen!
that one in the container is very nice.romy6 said:OK most likely this plant will bow down to Chuck,Kev's ,Shane and Rich's beast's( and whomever else I failed to mention ) but for now I will let him Waller in the Florida sunshine . Really impressed with this guy
IMG_3918.JPG by James Hill, on Flickr
Now my in ground guy I am hoping is a slow learner and will it will get it's shat together any day now
IMG_3921.JPG by James Hill, on Flickr
romy6 said:OK most likely this plant will bow down to Chuck,Kev's ,Shane and Rich's beast's( and whomever else I failed to mention ) but for now I will let him Waller in the Florida sunshine . Really impressed with this guy
IMG_3918.JPG by James Hill, on Flickr
BOOM! Looking sweet, she found her feet!Pr0digal_son said:After 6 inches of rain this week the plant is putting on some yellow and supple growth. Still funky looking but not stunted like it was.