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I believe i messed my first 2 grows up in the drying/curing stage. amd the 3rd one i messed up by planting to early and everything revegged so hard. not this yeah.

Any ideas?

None of my other plants are having the issue with the leaves yellowing like this plant.

Every plant is on the same fertilizer schedule, all plant in Fox Farm Ocean Forest on the bottom, Happy Frog on top.

All planted in April.

Looking for suggestions

It’s only on one of my outdoor plants but it looks like resin spots or something. If it’s bugs or a nutrient problem can someone comment a suggestion.

No apologies on the smell volume. This plant is loud, sticky and stacking. 🤙

I was skeptical of the price point with these but I'm happy to see how she's going.

All organic, with beneficial insects and bacteria

Almost zero sign of septoria (which I'm always fighting)

Also seems to consume the least nutrients of all the ladies

Just entering week 2 of flower and pushing 7ft

First off, thank you, Reddit, for reminding me how awesome the internet can be. Everyone who has offered advice or guidance has been incredibly helpful, and I really appreciate it.

The girls started flowering a little over a week ago, and I can finally start to see the finish line (I think 😂). Wishing everyone a healthy grow and a bountiful harvest!

The first two photos are the Blackberry Kush, and the next two are the Forbidden Fruit. Purple Punch isn’t pictured—she’s thick, leafy, and, honestly, kinda ugly 😂.

platinum lemon cherry gelato monster crop clone. the original seed came from a temu seller called “boots botanicals” they’re mid genetics

My bro took the photo I know she's a she

Her leaves are always praying last few days, even at night. Is this normal behavior? Before she was resting her leaves in the dark.

Hello, I have a couple outdoor plants in 20 gal fabric pots in a mix of promix, worm castings, rice hulls, and Gaia green, top dressed with Gaia green every 4 weeks at 1 cup per pot.

In the last couple weeks the tallest plants have started to have issues starting at the top but has spread downward. The one pic of the leaf with yellow edges sure looks like potassium deficiency, but the pics of the tops where leaves are yellow and have big crispy tips are confusing me.

I could use help fixing this issue. I am new to growing outdoor so any input is appreciated.

Edit: today the leaves are mostly praying, aside from the yellow ones. This is following a deep watering I gave them yesterday. So this has me leaning towards under watering. They were watered often, but I am guessing not watered deeply.

I forgot what week were on

Here's a black Afghani that my partner actually started working with in the 70's from seeds he brought back from Afghanistan.

Anyone know any good tips and tricks but outdoor stopping bud rot during the drying period I've tried all the normal ones now I wash and then trim up before drying get them on a dry has good air flow in the room decent humanity

Started with the first plant shown and the adjacent 3 are completely covered too. Should I kill them
To try and save the rest of my crop? It breaks my heart but at this rate it’s going to kill everything soon. The rain won’t stop, it’s dry today but it’s in the forecast for the next week.

I’ve been using Monterey disease control at their highest rating. 1tbsp per gallon. And it’s still spreading. I’ve cut off as much as I could off the plants but it just keeps spreading on to the healthy foliage. This shit sucks. I’m gonna order a gallon of lost coast concentrate before next grow and have a massive tarp ready to cover everything with. Let me know what yall think..

Finally flowering. 🙏

Also this is a cross with something else. Bubba or Triangle Kush. I can't remember. Showing a bit of ntox but I'm not worried about it. She will start eating herself up in no time.