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Welcome. I think you're ok. I have plants that look like that once in a while... all turned out fine.

You can cook up some egg shells and make your own. If inclined.

They are hungry. Lol. I have The Deputy going in my outdoor garden which is no till and harvested a couple of days ago. My greenhouse house has 3 more Deputies that are showing signs of needing more. Both in soil, just that the greenhouse is a little behind. Your plants look great though...

I planted the 19 this year. I have wild comfrey and yarrow all over my property. I put in some nice pink yarrow and borage in a bed together this year. Whenever my wife hits the beach she bring me a trash bag of seaweed. She laughs because I light up like a kid on Christmas.

Welcome @Dis39 I look forward to chatting with you. I'm no till organic. Just got into KNF last year... making my own nutes! Honestly, don't need it though. This year's crop was not fertilized once, no IPM, just water. Again, welcome to Paradise.

My point here is, if you're growing outdoors, use wise organic techniques. @J.James . I haven't fertilized or treated anything in my garden. I have hardly any yellow leaves. This crop has been amazing! No ferts, no ipm, no nothing... just water. A d my water ph is near 10!

Hey all, I have two grows going next to each other. One is in my my garden bed, one in a greenhouse. Garden bed is no till, I'm using KNF techniques. The greenhouse is my mix that I use indoors, but only outdoors. The garden has been awesome. No nutrients at all! Just the occasional watering...

@Opie1 That pic was taken in my bedroom! What is the Rosenthal/NSA link?

@TreeFarmerCharlie Nope, the frame is mangled. You can't tell from the photo, but a lot of the frame is broken now.

@TerpyTyrone Yeah, what he said. I at the very least take all fans, even long sugar leaves if it's going to be awhile.

I think I've posted this before, but all the rocks you see in that wall I've dug up. Some, actually quite a few, I had to use tow straps and my tractor on.

Still dragging my feet on trimming. Luckily my strains are so spread out for harvest dates that it's not so urgent, just a real pain in the rump.

@H.A.F. Thanks. I know what you mean. On my old property, I could do that, not here. Being on a mountain top with a lot of ledge and not being able to put a shovel in the ground without hitting a rock makes those damn near impossible. But, it's great advice to anyone who can do that. I have a...

Outdoors, blast them hard with soapy water everyday for a week (just need a mixing bottle that attaches to hose). Indoors, I use pyrethrum. I'll also use that outdoors as well, but only had to do that once a few years back from a heavy infestation. No matter what pests I have, I like to sprinkle...

It was anchored. Rocks holding down the cover. I used 4 ft. wire fencing around the borders up against the frame. Wind pulled the U-posts right out of the ground. Absolutely amazing that we didn't lose power here. Internet was out though. Plants survived because the small greenhouse underneath...

My place is trashed! I watched last night at 11:45 as the winds lifted my 26 ft. greenhouse and blew it into the wood line. Wife is bummed, she lost at least 3 ceramic planters. Holy smokes!

@High kev Damn, that storm hit you too! High wind gusts and we got hail. Worried I was going to get a broken window.

@High kev I was thinking of doing this too, just probably not months later. I chopped 3 today (The Deputy, bushy as hell) and one from my neighbor. Dragging my feet. Trimming is fun, said no one, ever! Kidding, my first harvest I didn't mind so much. Now, it's just a huge pain in the ass that...

@NoWaistedSpace You are correct! I believe my issues are from vaccines in the military. Overloaded system... too many at once. Just my take. A doctor has never put all of it together. Hey, what do I know? Pretty much nothing, but my hunch, knowing me, is probably better than their hunch.