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Pistils?

Nice. Were you on holiday in Copenhagen ? :)
I love my capitol city. And specially The free town !
Did you buy anything ? 😆. The police is not allowed in there. They will get kicked out as soon as they arrive ❤️
Philou38
 
CaptainWiese91 Yes we were on holiday, but just for weekend! Very nice city, the people were very friendly.
We didn't end up buying anything in the free town because a rainstorm was starting :)
 
@Philou38
Sounds Nice with a weekend in copenhagen. Normal people would tell me they hate the prices on everything, it’s an expensive country, sadly
Can i ask where you are from ? - yea my people are very friendly, because you not a an emigrant 😁. And tourists are very welcome in Denmark.
 
Yes specially the food is very expensive. And specially in the capital.
France lovely country - had a lot of camping trips to France before moving to Portugal 👍🏻
 
Sooo.. I noticed yesterday that on my first plant the leaves from the first three bottom nodes are yellowing.. The rest of the plant looks healthy.
It has been flowering since ~2.5 weeks.
Are these normal signs due to the flowering stage? Is it a nitrogen defiency?
I have a second plant which is ~1 week behind the first which looks very healthy (just like the first plant was last week actually).

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The plant actually looks quite good.
doesn’t look like a N deficiency, the rest of the plant have a really good green color. If I’m wrong, I will get corrected of course, but my opinion. It only gets “window” light right ?
 
Yes, only window light. The last 2 weeks were very sunny. Since yesterday it is being partly rainy and should be like for a few days.
When I'm home all day they get direct sunlight all day long as I move them from an east facing window to a West facing window. When I'm at work I just leave them on the west side and they get direct sunlight from 13:00 to ~20:30.
 
But as I mentioned earlier in this thread. It will have a hard time in those small pots. And it will take a some work to keep it happy, in that pot.:)
 
Yeah I'll think about it and decide this weekend.. I'm just afraid to hurt more than help it by transplanting as it is already flowering.
If in the end I decide to transplant, should I use a soil with higher P and K amounts than N?
Thanks again for all your help :)
 
You Can use the same soil, if you have more.
But some bloom nutrients would be nice for the plant 👍🏻 It will thank you
 
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