So, I posted this in my grow journal in the outdoor section, and the honourable @912GreenSkell was so nice to point me here and advised to tag @Waira in my post.
So here are the details. I'm growing her outdoors in full soil. She's a photo period DP frisian dew of 11 weeks and 3 days. The soil is enriched with chicken shit pellets, so she should have plenty of food. It's been incredibly hot here the last few weeks, 28°C and more with sunshine from morning to sundown, and very dry. I've watered her almost every day because of these temps, as I do with all plants in my garden. The pale leaftips are not like a burn, really more like a discolouring. And yellowing leaves below look like an N deficiency. I saw the taco'ing of the leaves, and know this is heat stress, but there is really nothing I can do about that because of the ongoing hot weather here. We are having weather now for a month that is more typical to Southern European countries. I also know the genetics are developed in the northren parts of Holland with the specific goal to create a plant that can withstand a bit of cold weather and is mold resistant. Perhaps this is why she is suffering from the heat we have here nowadays.
Help anyone?
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So here are the details. I'm growing her outdoors in full soil. She's a photo period DP frisian dew of 11 weeks and 3 days. The soil is enriched with chicken shit pellets, so she should have plenty of food. It's been incredibly hot here the last few weeks, 28°C and more with sunshine from morning to sundown, and very dry. I've watered her almost every day because of these temps, as I do with all plants in my garden. The pale leaftips are not like a burn, really more like a discolouring. And yellowing leaves below look like an N deficiency. I saw the taco'ing of the leaves, and know this is heat stress, but there is really nothing I can do about that because of the ongoing hot weather here. We are having weather now for a month that is more typical to Southern European countries. I also know the genetics are developed in the northren parts of Holland with the specific goal to create a plant that can withstand a bit of cold weather and is mold resistant. Perhaps this is why she is suffering from the heat we have here nowadays.
Help anyone?






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