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hey there fellow uk 420 members im a newbie growing a few spoetnik #1 from paridise im half way through my 2nd week n run into a snag i recently found out the soil i was using was not right my bottom few leaves have crinkeled and turned yellow n ther is a general droopiness to all the leaves i was using bonsi soil and have just now replanted into some general purpose compost whilst doing this admitedly quite high some of the delicate roots broke im very worried. dont know what 2 do? n if theyl b orite?????

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To me it looks like you may have overwatered a tad. How often have you been watering?

Dont take my answer as definitive. Only fairly new to this myself.

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To me it looks like you may have overwatered a tad. How often have you been watering?

Dont take my answer as definitive. Only fairly new to this myself.

hey rambone thanx 4 th reply. ive been giving them a drink everyday but only little amounts with a sprayer. the probem was the soil id giv it a good watering then 20 mins later it would b completly dry. ive been reading abit about the bark in the soil effectin the acidity aswell and the roots not beeing able to grow trough the bark

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They will be ok. The drooping could be down to stress (from the root damage caused whilst repotting) or your watering.

Did you pot em up to a really big pot after tearing off a lot of roots? Maybe they would be better in smaller pots?

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They will be ok. The drooping could be down to stress (from the root damage caused whilst repotting) or your watering.

Did you pot em up to a really big pot after tearing off a lot of roots? Maybe they would be better in smaller pots?

aw i hope so!! no i poted them bac in the same pots the roots wernt very well developed i mainly wanted to remove the bonsi soil as they were yellowing and i heard it was no good. how often should i water?

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bonsai compost shouldn't do em any harm at all mate, it's designed to promote the growth of lot of feeder roots, and just has a low nute content that's all, wont do em any harm at ll, you do really want a good multi purpose compost though, as they contain lots of food do them

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They will be ok. The drooping could be down to stress (from the root damage caused whilst repotting) or your watering.

Did you pot em up to a really big pot after tearing off a lot of roots? Maybe they would be better in smaller pots?

aw i hope so!! no i poted them bac in the same pots the roots wernt very well developed i mainly wanted to remove the bonsi soil as they were yellowing and i heard it was no good. how often should i water?

Generally its every 3 days to water I think. Everyone always says use the wet dry cycle. That means, Completely saturate the soil. Make sure every inch of soil is soaked. Then wait until the soil is noticably dry. After a while you will be able to work it out by the weight of the pot. Sounds harder than it is. A dry pot of soil really does weigh next to nothing.

With mine I usually water and then have 2 days without watering. Then ill water and have 2 days without watering. Sometimes they need it more often, some times less often. Depends on temperature etc...

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thanx 4 that! yeah hey seem to have realy pearked up 2day all the leaves are standing up and i see alittle new growth. one seem to be kicking up a nice little smell. ha anybody grown this strain before i have searched the web n the forums and found verylittle. whats the smoke like?

heres alittle update ahhhh much better. thanx 4 the help.

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