*If you don’t have a growlog please answer these questions.*don’t know strain, new to this.
What strain are you growing? Is it Auto, Fem or Reg?
Are you growing Indoor or outdoor?planted outdoors in newly created bed. Full sun slightly raised bed with compost and new top soil. Added organic fertilizer and leaves for mulch. Planted six plants approximately two weeks ago. It’s been raining a lot and bed is just basically mud. Plants look bad bottom leaves turning yellow. One pretty sure about dead. What should I do?
Are you using nutrients? Which ones? How much?
Could you grab a 10×10 or something of size of area to cover for the rain? Probably only cost like $100 or less. Just to block the rain till the weather turns around. If you are a camper you might already have something similar.
I covered the area but it looks like I’m losing most of them. They are turning yellow and wilted. Last year I just threw a couple in my flower bed and they did great. This year I made new location I thought would be perfect and it’s a mess. I was tempted to take them back up and pot them and try saving them that way.
You could always make your bed deeper and add dry soil to help them out. You need a way to drain the moisture out of the soil, possibly add perlite or something similar.
Ya rain iz a hassel. Most plants do great though, itz just a matter of slugs and snails showing up after rain.
I just jimmy rigged a plastic top over 2 chairs with a 2x4 and bricks to keep it ancored down. ran a light bulb under de cover and tied 'er down in place witt rope.
Sadly, I couldnt keep up witt da daily and nightly and hourly snail/slug patrol and it went bye bye.
Usually I run a big circle of salt around a plant to keep slugs away, btw ants will eat baby cannabis too’
Last thing, if there iz a little new growth at da top of da plant itz going smooth.
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Sunshine passes through a plant, since itz a low debsity object there is barely any absorbtion…sure da thermamatur showz 50c but da leaf only feels 20
light bulb under de cover and tied 'er down in place witt rope.