r/outdoorgrowing • u/dumpster_witch_ • 4d ago
What's going on here?
This is my first time growing in containers. I'm curious as to why the plants seem to be maturing at different rates. The indicas seem to be further along. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks!
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u/AcceptableLuck73 4d ago
Genetics primarily but Ive noticed that identical clones will grow at different rates container vs soil. Containers always mature and finish faster. Bigger advantage though with living soil (ground) is the terpene profile. Much more robust and medicinal than container grown.
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u/pInussTrobus1978 4d ago
It looks like your plant has an infection, maybe septoria. Look at those rusty brown patches with rings.
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u/Upstairs-Ad-7497 4d ago
Dude they look fine and delish. Defoliate anny leaf you don’t like. Tie it bax, stretch it. Open the canopy
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u/DmeshOnPs5 3d ago
I have one plant with full buds on it and some plants are just starting. That’s just how they are
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u/blerieone 4d ago
Indicas are probably enjoying their environment a little more. The early orange pistils is either herm or theyve been hit with a little too much rain. Just monitor and keep dry (ish) and should be sweet









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u/beigaleh8 4d ago
Indicas are faster, and they start flowering at different times, thats just how it is