Is there a way to slow growth?

bird mcbride

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When I won't be needing clones anytime soon, I cut back the watering on my moms. Sure they lose some leaves during this time but if I don't they'll fill the room. Then when I need clones I crank up the watering and do some spraying with the pump up sprayer. I spray with straight water, to clean mostly, all the plants weekly.
 

chemphlegm

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1) Let the one that are growing faster sit in there pots longer before you repot them.
Repot the slower ones sooner and they will eventually catch up with them.

2)Root bound will have slow growth in veg

2) false.
every plant, every pot from a cup to gallon to a 55 gallon drum is always root bound at transplant and finish. fact my plants really take off when the roots finally start twirling. I kept a mj plant in a 5 gallon pail for years, grows like crazy, topped weekly.
 

chemphlegm

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maybe depends on what root bound means to you? If it means dozens of twirls at the end of the bucket then false, at least in my garden. maybe I'm lucky, or unique dunno...lol
you can check this out yourself too. plant a seed in 5 gallon bucket and one in a dixie cup. lemme know what you see
 

HydoDan

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maybe depends on what root bound means to you? If it means dozens of twirls at the end of the bucket then false, at least in my garden. maybe I'm lucky, or unique dunno...lol
you can check this out yourself too. plant a seed in 5 gallon bucket and one in a dixie cup. lemme know what you see
Better check Google scholar!! Lmao
 
Ok I will explain sometimes I will have to keep plants inside longer then I want too. I live in the north east. I do indoor and outdoor in the summer. So sometimes the weather is still cold. So I will not pot up for a while, every grow room as its size restrictions. So I will let them get root bound, so they will have to be water daily. This slows growth down. Like I said though if you do not believe look at College experiments. Those are the only experiments that are not profiting from there research. Also those are the only ones I trust. Most other studies are to hype up bullshit products. Hydrodan hahah funny shit better check google scholar lol
 

chemphlegm

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your slow growth is not because of the rootbound, its because of the necessary resources not being delivered correctly or on time. That same small container in a quality drip system for example would flourish and grow fast, upwards of course. In a short squat pot it will grow bushier. If you
. If all resources are delivered correctly there is no slowed growth due to container size, roots twirling etc in my rooms. maybe check your other resources, like c02? temps, air flow, water quality, chelated nutrients, humidity, mine are spot on and that will make huge differences in our results., never mind, your slow growth has been explained. good day.
 
Your a idiot read the thread again chemplegm. He asked how to slow down growth. If I want to slow down growth, I wouldn't be feeding so much, Your on the wrong thread. But your profound knowledge of growing is just great you should give yourself a pat on the back. Again the guy asked how to slow down growth. If your trying to slow down growth don't pot up and don't feed as much lol
 
I do understand what your are saying. But he asked how to slow growth for the other ones to catch up. The smart way would be to put something under the small plants to rise them up. But another way is to not pot up and not feed a lot. But whatever.
 

ANC

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Ok i got alot going on here one i tried fimming way to early and cut to high my question is after they recover from this can i just topp this old retarded growth and still grow them out just plain out ugly these are just bag seeds my ones from nirvana wont go threw these mistakes i also gave them root inhancer to early smh learning...
Plants are already too big for those red cups, plant up to something about 2" wider, they should reach about a foot and a half in height then.
 

Solo0420

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Plants are already too big for those red cups, plant up to something about 2" wider, they should reach about a foot and a half in height then.
Thanks i was thinking i could get atleast 2 months in the cups i have 3 gallon bags to put them in next so ill start that today
 

Solo0420

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Lol yeah i was wondering why i wasnt gaining much new growth. Well they should blow up fast once i transfer to the new bags my seeds grom nirvana are at there 3 node so im going to transfer them as well
 

Solo0420

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My leaves are real dark to, maybe to much nitrogen im not using any nuwts yet but leaves are turning yellow and then dry and brown cracking none of the new growth, it was all the first node leaves
 
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