Growing in a Rubish Bin - Flowering AK47.
- Thread starter Ryan
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Nice man, the fan leaves look a little burnt though.
yeah the light fell on them for an hour 
hope it wont stunt its growth too much, will upload a few more pictures in a few days, see any progress.
Here was the plant a few weeks ago, left it for about 2 months without light or water! and she's picked right back up and growing great
hope it wont stunt its growth too much, will upload a few more pictures in a few days, see any progress.Here was the plant a few weeks ago, left it for about 2 months without light or water! and she's picked right back up and growing great
subwayfiredme
New member
cant say i have ever seen something like this, best of luck.
I was thinking the same thing. Catching run-off?
I had them indoors for veg, but they got too smelly so i decided to put them out the back in the shed. but it is really cold here atm so i put it in the rubish bin to keep the heat from the lamp in and also i dont have a reflector so the rubish bin helps with that too. seems to be working fine.
There is a "Moat" like thing at the bottom of the bin so all the water goes in there. if it fills up i just pour it out. easy.
Matanuskan Flo
Member
ummm, how long has this been in flower?? i hope you have others.....i see like 2 calyx/hairs.
the yellowing looks like just heat stress. there are prob so many issues w/ your soil/nutes i wouldnt kno where to begin. did u even mention what soil u use, nutes etc??
the yellowing looks like just heat stress. there are prob so many issues w/ your soil/nutes i wouldnt kno where to begin. did u even mention what soil u use, nutes etc??
dutchcrunch
Member
I would def. say into the trash bin w/ that one & start over w/ a healthy plant!
