B166ER420
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You've fed too soon
First Grow/ Bag Seeds/ cfl veg to flow
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B166ER420
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They look better.
Yes you can transplant after flowering.People over think this stuff.I mean if it's got nice buds and been flowering for 4,5,6 some odd weeks then NO I wouldn't transplant...but if your just a few weeks into flower t-planting is ok.Just be careful.I know this sounds pretty but try to use spring water or even tap water.That purified is just that purified of all micro nutrients,chlorine and fluoride.
Have a good one
Yes you can transplant after flowering.People over think this stuff.I mean if it's got nice buds and been flowering for 4,5,6 some odd weeks then NO I wouldn't transplant...but if your just a few weeks into flower t-planting is ok.Just be careful.I know this sounds pretty but try to use spring water or even tap water.That purified is just that purified of all micro nutrients,chlorine and fluoride.
Have a good one
Geemoe918
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Ok im 2weeks and a day into flowering t-planted on 3/3 into 2gal. Pots started out with 5 now down to 2 nice lookin girls give me some feed back ive switched all my lights im using 1-55 watt 1-42watt 4-23watts all 2700k
These pic are 3days after the t-plant
These pic are 3days after the t-plant
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Geemoe918
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UPDATE
ok here they areI made some adjustments added another side light I am now in week 4 and 2 days into flowering... I've managed to keep this planet under 2 feet tall as of now stands right about 6 inches in a 3 foot box with pot its about 1 &1/2 feet... i veg for about 7 weeek think they will get any bigger....
ok here they areI made some adjustments added another side light I am now in week 4 and 2 days into flowering... I've managed to keep this planet under 2 feet tall as of now stands right about 6 inches in a 3 foot box with pot its about 1 &1/2 feet... i veg for about 7 weeek think they will get any bigger....
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Geemoe918
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So what do u think about it
SweetestCheeba
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Yes that is a nanner. I ran into a few of those in my last grow, I'm not sue the best route to take but I didn't do anything
Mean Gene
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Ive got a herm plant in my grow right now ive been removing pollen sacs from. You need to very carefully remove it and fully inspect the plant closely. Any pollen sacs that mature and open will cause your buds to fill with seeds. Also once ypur harvest is done thoroughly clean your box to remove any remaining possibility of pollen. That is if you dont remove the plant entirely. Otherwise nice looking grow. I like the way you trained and your light coverage looks good. Keep it up.
Geemoe918
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Well im on my sec grow and now got a 3x3x5 tent would love to know how to clone but guess i research it as well but if anyone knows anything about bubbleponics I would love your advice
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Fluff Up
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that was amazing work dude! I didn't think CFL's could be that good
cloning is easy but needs to be done in veg or very early flower. If taken in early flower they can be difficult to take root, need to revert back to veg and it's all very stressful
My ideal cloning; when I'm topping a plant that's in veg find a node that's about 5cm (about an 1.5 - 2 inches) in length, remove the fan leaves, with a clean razor (doesn't have to be new but cleaned with disinfectant, no rust etc.) cut a sliver off along the stem so half the core of the stem is well exposed, about two thirds of the stem that's cut. heavily coat it in cloning gel (I use clonex) it's easier to use than cloning powder. Put in a grow medium, I like jiffy bags they're cheap and I use them for all my house plants, if you're just growing weed you might find rock wool cubes or similar better. Leave them sit in the bottom of a cut dixie cup with the area below where the plant goes in to the medium covered by a piece of card so no light gets to the roots, let them sit in a small bit of water with some rooting stimulant, I like Canna Bio-rhiziotonic it's cheap and the rest of the house plants like it, there's 100's out there, they all seem to work better than no root stim. Put the clones in a propagator, any gardening shop will sell them and leave a small bit of water in a cup in with them to make it a little more humid than you'd have your flowering or vegging girls at. Change the water every ~3 days to avoid bacteria build up or algae.
It's essential to get your cutting in to soil ASAP, it can basically have an aneurysm and that air bubble in the stem can slow things down by days or weeks if it doesn't kill the plant.
Cloning is something you can practice, if you've any house plants you want 2 or more of just give the above a go and you'll soon have your method down.
cloning is easy but needs to be done in veg or very early flower. If taken in early flower they can be difficult to take root, need to revert back to veg and it's all very stressful
My ideal cloning; when I'm topping a plant that's in veg find a node that's about 5cm (about an 1.5 - 2 inches) in length, remove the fan leaves, with a clean razor (doesn't have to be new but cleaned with disinfectant, no rust etc.) cut a sliver off along the stem so half the core of the stem is well exposed, about two thirds of the stem that's cut. heavily coat it in cloning gel (I use clonex) it's easier to use than cloning powder. Put in a grow medium, I like jiffy bags they're cheap and I use them for all my house plants, if you're just growing weed you might find rock wool cubes or similar better. Leave them sit in the bottom of a cut dixie cup with the area below where the plant goes in to the medium covered by a piece of card so no light gets to the roots, let them sit in a small bit of water with some rooting stimulant, I like Canna Bio-rhiziotonic it's cheap and the rest of the house plants like it, there's 100's out there, they all seem to work better than no root stim. Put the clones in a propagator, any gardening shop will sell them and leave a small bit of water in a cup in with them to make it a little more humid than you'd have your flowering or vegging girls at. Change the water every ~3 days to avoid bacteria build up or algae.
It's essential to get your cutting in to soil ASAP, it can basically have an aneurysm and that air bubble in the stem can slow things down by days or weeks if it doesn't kill the plant.
Cloning is something you can practice, if you've any house plants you want 2 or more of just give the above a go and you'll soon have your method down.