What am I doing wrong?

The plant look very good for a new grower to be honest,looking at the leaf blades ,un-less there 100% of very high in sativa genetics then the reason that the leave blades are really thin like that is heat ,too hot.
The other problem well i go has far has to say the main problem is the size of the pots ,plants of that size should be in large tubs,and by putting them into larger tubs i think you will prob find that most of the problems will be rectified.
The yellowing in the plant tops is nothing other than new growth .

But other than that get them on a decent amount of feed and i think that you will do fairly well from them,height may be a issue though so,make sure that you take this into account,when you do decide to flip the others,a friend had simular looking plants other month,and his room was no where near big enuf for them i got round this problem by re potting them,by laying them on there sides,and putting a table over them.[scrog table]

There doing fine now so may be worth thinking about,i would not do anything nutrient wise other than getting the 2 that are on there 2nd week of flower on a 2nd week pk spike like big bud,But most of the problems lay with the size of the pots.

Hope this helps tyke
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Yea they are sativas and I just replanted all my plants in bigger pots. I just slid them out carefully and repotted them with the least amount of stress as possible. Also I repotted them with soul that has alittle horse manure in it.
 

tyke1973

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They look really well for your first go,make sure that the pot you are putting them in now is there final pot,I only ever use one pot and that is the auto pot so straight from the cloneing propagator to there final pot,but i grow auto pots so once the roots hit the bottom of the pot,the roots are in a small amount of nutrient rich water with a air ring bubbling it so it is all ways full of air been sent via a compresseor,or smaller grow fish tank pump
 
They look really well for your first go,make sure that the pot you are putting them in now is there final pot,I only ever use one pot and that is the auto pot so straight from the cloneing propagator to there final pot,but i grow auto pots so once the roots hit the bottom of the pot,the roots are in a small amount of nutrient rich water with a air ring bubbling it so it is all ways full of air been sent via a compresseor,or smaller grow fish tank pump
They look really well for your first go,make sure that the pot you are putting them in now is there final pot,I only ever use one pot and that is the auto pot so straight from the cloneing propagator to there final pot,but i grow auto pots so once the roots hit the bottom of the pot,the roots are in a small amount of nutrient rich water with a air ring bubbling it so it is all ways full of air been sent via a compresseor,or smaller grow fish tank pump
Yea ur way more experienced lol. I replanted them in pots that are alittle bigger because they're all flowering and I wanted to give the roots a chance to grow new ones because they are turning brown. Probably from watering them everyday. Also I move them outside to get sun then I bring them back inside so they don't get too cold. Thats another reason why i didnt replant them in huge pots. They are flowering so they're not gonna get any taller. Now they're focused on producing buds I think. I believe they stopped flowering because of the small pots and brown roots. I just wanted to train my sativas to grow small. I've learned a lot and next time ill do better.
 

New Age United

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Yea ur way more experienced lol. I replanted them in pots that are alittle bigger because they're all flowering and I wanted to give the roots a chance to grow new ones because they are turning brown. Probably from watering them everyday. Also I move them outside to get sun then I bring them back inside so they don't get too cold. Thats another reason why i didnt replant them in huge pots. They are flowering so they're not gonna get any taller. Now they're focused on producing buds I think. I believe they stopped flowering because of the small pots and brown roots. I just wanted to train my sativas to grow small. I've learned a lot and next time ill do better.
Good luck training you sativas to grow small that's a fast growing stretchy plant dude they don't even stunt when you top them it's just not a small plant.
 
Good luck training you sativas to grow small that's a fast growing stretchy plant dude they don't even stunt when you top them it's just not a small plant.
Dude u right because I had one grow in a really small pot like half a gallon and it grew 4 feet so yea ur right man. But they're starting to flower though and they're very small for sativas. So I don't know if I did a good job or not because they're small and flowering they just needed alittle bit more room to grow new roots and to dry out.
 

New Age United

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Dude u right because I had one grow in a really small pot like half a gallon and it grew 4 feet so yea ur right man. But they're starting to flower though and they're very small for sativas. So I don't know if I did a good job or not because they're small and flowering they just needed alittle bit more room to grow new roots and to dry out.
You got pics keep us posted subbed

Edit: just saw your pics cool bro keep us posted
 
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