I have an unknown lady that was a week into flowering when a careless person (me) tripped over her, broke her main stem, upended her pot and dispensed untold accidental horror.
Like a ninja, I sprang into action. I immedietly repotted her into a larger container and saved as much of her rootball as possible.
I then moved her under 30% shadecloth and waited for her to to show signs of regrowth. Once she did, I moved her back to full sun (after about 10 days).
She started re-vegging and obviously loved the larger pot and sun, because she all of a sudden took off.
Around 10 days ago, she started flowerimg again, but the buds seem light and whispy as well as creating hundreds of stems.
Species: unknown
Outdoor
Full sun
Full summer
South Africa
how about a close up of the buds. Thats a lot of stress on a plant. All of that growth makes me wonder. Lets get some good close up pics of the new flowering @WhiteMamba
Second look i would prune some of that under growth out so she focuses on the upper growth
Ots a bit hard for me to tell how tall she is but i would take anything thats 6- 8 inches or lower off main stem if ahe was my plant
Also how many hours of direct sun does she get per day ?
Okay, I had to get a darker background, so had to improvise. (Excuse the dirty hands, been gardening )
She’s around 500mm ( 19") high.
She gets two hours direct sun in the morning then full shade for an hour. Then another 8 1/2 hours direct sun till sundown.
Hey how tallnis she over all its a little hard to judge cause of the training you did work from bottom of stem upwards as you trim you thin her out as tou go
go slow and step back after a few cuts and look at her see what she looks like
She looks a lot like my Blue dream which was very delicate and whispy the entire grow. She never got big buds but instead lots of light and airy ones but potent.
Id advise trying to get most of your direct sun in the early morning till about lunch time or mid day, then cover them for the rest of the time till sundown to combat the heat and intense sun. And watering in the morning if u can… i also have really harsh hot dry outdoor climate. Best of luck to u
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