Should I flower these
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Trust me I’m not being lazy I’ve spent 3hrs plus on YouTube for the past week now
I far from lazy I know how to do research myself so please don't disrespect me calling me lazy my point is you get misinformation no 2 site give same answer as I stated I grew years ago I just got confused with all this running off and buffer this so if you need to be rude I get my info from someone who understands beginners are gonna have questions because we not advanced as you that what you call yourself doing help by being disrespectful you keep that over there with you
Southernontariogrower
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Depends on many things, light scource is number 1, sun best imo. If really trying to save plant, first if photo ld repot and rootprune, or at least break roots up, if any to speak of, then id find the biggest pot l can. Feed a high phos nute and grow some roots. The top will take care of itself. Just my opinion. I have a garden too.lol. powdered are cheaper as not paying for water. Best example l can give is 10-52-10 half strength at first after they show signs of recovering feed veg nute. Just my opinion, not bashing op. If auto id repot but not disturb roots if possible.
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Southernontariogrower
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What are you using for lightsource?
2 45 watt led lights produce 5k lumens each
And they are autos
Southernontariogrower
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Thats about enough light for a foot and a half by 3ft. And id still repot, just be gentle. 2 plants, one light for each, ld get them into pots about that size around 14inch would be nice as wide and deep as you can.
I’m growing in a closet it’s 6ft high 2 feet wide and 3 feet long we’re should I put the light I just transplanted about 2 weeks ago into these new pots the pots before we’re 1 gallon these are. 2 and a half or maybe 3
Lightgreen2k
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You are Lazy. When I started there was no "YouTube watch a video easy crap", we had to read and find out information.
With me pressing search and going to newbie section I found all of your questions.
101 Already Asked Questions
1) How can I tell if my plant is male or female? 2) What makes the buds? A male or female plant? https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/1045-sex-plant.html#post5540 3) Why do I not want males? https://www.rollitup.org/5511-post2.html 4) What type of light should I use...
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101 Already Asked Questions
1) How can I tell if my plant is male or female? 2) What makes the buds? A male or female plant? https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/1045-sex-plant.html#post5540 3) Why do I not want males? https://www.rollitup.org/5511-post2.html 4) What type of light should I use...
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By what you have said and answered I can tell you didn't even bother to search the section I gave you.
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This is just to show you how easy it is to bury those long stretchy stems , After you replant them make sure you lower your lights so they wont continue to stretch I do not have a pic of one of those seedlings with the long ass stem reaching for a light that's 2ft high But i got this one...
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First time growing.
Hello. I am amatuer hobbyist growing marijuana for the first time. My plants are just starting to flower, been about 14 days since the very first signs of white pistils. Just out of curiosity these look fine and healthy to people?
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There are 100's of the same threads, EVERYONE thinking there's is more important instead of simply reading. Anyhow, if you started one year ago and haven't improved good luck.
This is different generation indeed.
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Lightgreen2k
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Basic threads most ask about there plants.
Lightgreen2k
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So let's take it back to these plants.
A friend gave them to you , now it is sounding like clones apple kush .
Media has fungus gnats and soil mites, you have to clean up the plant and spend money to do that.
If I had the budget, I'd buy some quality seeds from a reputable breeder, and grow those out.
Seedsherenow is a place where you can purchase seeds.
Lightgreen2k
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Perhaps the easier route for nutes the first time, would be to get something like "happy frog soil, or ocean forest soil, or some pre made one at your local grow store. If have dry nutes supplments you can add them in yourself.
Example
Wastei
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Fungus gnats and thrips are two completely different things. Thrips have a hard time doing damage on healthy plants. I don't see the typical speckles with thrips.
Fungus gnats are best controlled by watering frequency and BTI IMO. Keeping blue/yellow sticky traps as monitoring. OP's plants looks way over watered.
I have a couple of mosquito dunks in my watering wessel for my mom's.
That plant has severe Mg deficiency. Hope you get it sorted, cheers!
Lightgreen2k
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What are you talking about
Thrips and Fungus are treated in similar manner's actually with certain predatory mites to go after the pupae and larva of both.Neems are an excellent way initially followed up with a soil predator..
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Wastei
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Thrips live and lay eggs in the plants tissues. Fungus gnats live in the soil and eats the roots, care to elaborate why you still think they should be treated the same?
That looks like two different predatory mites, but you still say they're supposed to be treated equally? I'm confused by your reasoning.
And yes predatory mites work but it's mostly the plants bad health that causes bad thrip damage, they have a very hard time on healthy ones. They're impossible to control outdoor and plants still thrive.
Neem is f*cking disgusting!, better of with some basic vegetable oil, dish soap and few drops of orange oil IMO. Cheers!
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