Fallguy111
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Two more weeks and about a pound.
What could this be?
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Jimi O'Connor
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Are you serious or is that sarcasm? Sry i seen a post about "cal-mag" something or other and everyone was bashing some products thats why I ask
Jimi O'Connor
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Ugh ok um the light is LED 340 watts. I just transplanted to the fabric 5 gal pots with a locally sourced peat base soil with "everything to get you through the grow" before i transplanted to the 5 gal i had taken a cutting from a plant i had going and i put it in soil (foxfarm) to see if it would grow roots and it turned into where im at right now
Before the transplant i just had it in foxfarm soil hit it with recharge a cpl times n that was about it till now
mountaindew34
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Hello,
my opinion below:
I guess the roots will need a bit of time to get to the soil with "everything in it", because you kept the plant with the old soil which looks... old;
I'd say use water with a light NPK dose for around 2 weeks (did you switch to flowering phase?) if you trust the new soil as a rich and fresh one,
and study more how to use a trellis with SeaOfGreen (or else technic to control height and width) in between.
my opinion below:
I guess the roots will need a bit of time to get to the soil with "everything in it", because you kept the plant with the old soil which looks... old;
I'd say use water with a light NPK dose for around 2 weeks (did you switch to flowering phase?) if you trust the new soil as a rich and fresh one,
and study more how to use a trellis with SeaOfGreen (or else technic to control height and width) in between.
Jimi O'Connor
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Yea the net was up high i didn't think tge plant needed it yet and i also got this ac infinity self watering trays for 5 gal cloth pots so that would raise it up also.Hello,
my opinion below:
I guess the roots will need a bit of time to get to the soil with "everything in it", because you kept the plant with the old soil which looks... old;
I'd say use water with a light NPK dose for around 2 weeks (did you switch to flowering phase?) if you trust the new soil as a rich and fresh one,
and study more how to use a trellis with SeaOfGreen (or else technic to control height and width) in between.
How long do you think till i coukd switch to flowering ?(for the larger plants) also im not sure if you seen, the plants were cuts from my first grow just an experiment to see if it would work and so far it has
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mountaindew34
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hey,
my opinion:
considering the height of your box, maybe you should curve the branches a lot to get everything at the same level and switch to flowering now.
Usually it takes around 2 months to flower and finish, so it's gonna keep on growing up, and it looks your 2 main plants are high enough for that.
Maybe make a 18h tiny box for the new little ones we can see on your pics, and new seeds for future seasons.
Do not hesitate to curve, trim extremities and to use the net for having a flat green sea. Something large, not high.
I guess 2/3 weeks of veg is enough in your box, if you trim early for having 4/6 main branches and make a SOG.
Maybe trim the 15cm plant for having 2 main branches or more to curve it in few weeks.
But not easy to homogenize with this height/age difference.
If you have time you can keep on veg and wait for forming everything before flowering (the little one needs 1/2 weeks max).
I guess your box can make a massive harvest with 9 plants, 2/3 weeks of veg (with 4 main branches each by trimming really early) in SOG,
LEDs do not have enough penetration for making high plants.
So maybe you should be quick on this grow to restart a more productive one sooner.
my opinion:
considering the height of your box, maybe you should curve the branches a lot to get everything at the same level and switch to flowering now.
Usually it takes around 2 months to flower and finish, so it's gonna keep on growing up, and it looks your 2 main plants are high enough for that.
Maybe make a 18h tiny box for the new little ones we can see on your pics, and new seeds for future seasons.
Do not hesitate to curve, trim extremities and to use the net for having a flat green sea. Something large, not high.
I guess 2/3 weeks of veg is enough in your box, if you trim early for having 4/6 main branches and make a SOG.
Maybe trim the 15cm plant for having 2 main branches or more to curve it in few weeks.
But not easy to homogenize with this height/age difference.
If you have time you can keep on veg and wait for forming everything before flowering (the little one needs 1/2 weeks max).
I guess your box can make a massive harvest with 9 plants, 2/3 weeks of veg (with 4 main branches each by trimming really early) in SOG,
LEDs do not have enough penetration for making high plants.
So maybe you should be quick on this grow to restart a more productive one sooner.
J232
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8 weeks, 1-2 weeks, no penetration, wutt…hey,
my opinion:
considering the height of your box, maybe you should curve the branches a lot to get everything at the same level and switch to flowering now.
Usually it takes around 2 months to flower and finish, so it's gonna keep on growing up, and it looks your 2 main plants are high enough for that.
Maybe make a 18h tiny box for the new little ones we can see on your pics, and new seeds for future seasons.
Do not hesitate to curve, trim extremities and to use the net for having a flat green sea. Something large, not high.
I guess 2/3 weeks of veg is enough in your box, if you trim early for having 4/6 main branches and make a SOG.
Maybe trim the 15cm plant for having 2 main branches or more to curve it in few weeks.
But not easy to homogenize with this height/age difference.
If you have time you can keep on veg and wait for forming everything before flowering (the little one needs 1/2 weeks max).
I guess your box can make a massive harvest with 9 plants, 2/3 weeks of veg (with 4 main branches each by trimming really early) in SOG,
LEDs do not have enough penetration for making high plants.
So maybe you should be quick on this grow to restart a more productive one sooner.
Jimi O'Connor
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Hey guys i unfortunately had a family emergency, and had to go down south for a bit. My girl waterd the plants when i was gone and i told her what to do as best i could etc etc... so here's a few pics, im wondering if I should just switch them to flowering? Is the smaller plant big enough for flowering yet, and what would happen to the seedling if i switch to flowering?
Tks for any help in advance, and tks for all the help so far.
Tks for any help in advance, and tks for all the help so far.
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looks better! She hired ! … smaller plants no to flower the bigger ones sure … and maybe raise the light some …
Jimi O'Connor
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Is it to late to top the big ones?