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Need help with my first grow

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atony

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iam a newbee and this is my first grow
i have 6 plants growing
due to crazy weather here in Ontario and bad temperatures my plants are having a hard time
Please see attached pictures
1 , 2 , 3 due to frost on one day the bottom leaves are a bit burned but doing ok now . (tops are great)
my issue is
Picture 1 is ( Blue Ice )
Picture 2 are same babies (Jack Herer) but one plant is having a hard time keeping up with the sister and is growing @ a much slower pace
and
Picture 3 ( CBD Dream ) even slower
ALSO
the seeds germinated on the same day and all plants -- planted in soil (indoors) also at the same time
what can i do to picture 2 and 3 to get them to grow like picture 1
OR
what can i do to ALL plants to grow better ??
thank you pros for your help
 

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atony

What are "crazy weather" and "bad temperature"? Can you specify?

If you are having extreme heat growing outdoors, there's not a lot you can do except try to protect them from extreme sun, provide some breeze and some kind of shade.
 
Third pic looks like the frost did a lot of damage - maybe to the extent of pulling those 2 out and germinate 2 more seeds. Cannabis plants mostly like the warmth. I like to think my girls are hearty and strong cuz they are grown in Canada - Canadian girls rock by the way - pay attention to the Women's World Cup of soccer on now.
First 2 pics the greenery looks pretty good. Good luck growing.
 
thanks mr. Canuck i was thinking on pulling picture 3 out but i think iam going to let them stay just to experiment and see the outcome of it
thanks for the input
 
alltatup said:
atony

What are "crazy weather" and "bad temperature"? Can you specify?

If you are having extreme heat growing outdoors, there's not a lot you can do except try to protect them from extreme sun, provide some breeze and some kind of shade.
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crazy weather = temperatures that are windy,cold , then 14 degree,then back to almost zero, then rain, then sun ,then no sun, windy , something like that
 
The one with frost bite may recover, I had one that got frost bite, she turned as white as she could, then gradually back to green.
Cept for the freeze, sounds like my crazy weather here,,, rain rain rain,,,,
 
It is my opinion if it's not dead or diseased try to grow it out. I had a white widow autoflower that was j hooked and was small but still viable. That plant produced 38 grams of good bud. With that being said if it continues to look sick or just frost burned to death then pull it and start over.
 
mmmaxGROWman said:
It is my opinion if it's not dead or diseased try to grow it out. I had a white widow autoflower that was j hooked and was small but still viable. That plant produced 38 grams of good bud. With that being said if it continues to look sick or just frost burned to death then pull it and start over.
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thanks bro.
i was just thinking to do just that let it grow maybe i get lucky or she will die.

Thank you all for the help
 
SoOrbudgal said:
How are they looking now?
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they are looking great and growing very nice -(i say i m very happy) they are over 2 feet tall now but i have (1) Jack herer plant that is very beautiful looking but is growing at a slow pace and i dont know the reason why --- the sister is over 2 feet tall but this one is only about 1 foot
 
Good for you atony outdoor growing is a slow process for photos for us hobby growers in my experience it's a 4-6month grow period depending on the strain,now I only grow predominantly indica strains to shorten the time before fall rains. This is a learning process and this site has much of what you need for references. I'm always learning something here and adapt it to my style/climate . Good luck
 
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