alright so they still look stretchy? Looking at pics when would you advise to transplant to bigger pots? They have a while until i can clone so ill just wait on that topic but isnt this the time to top them so that they have to colas?if so how do i? Can i get a pound per plant outdoors realisticly because im shooting for a hundredor so pounds if not what would you advise so that i can reach my goal?????Clone ALOT
You probable will need to transplant after about 3 more inches of growth. If the plants start to show any sign of stress I would transplant into a high quality soil right away. A good soil will have plenty of nutrients for the first few weeks of growth and a proper pH of around 6.5. Very critical. At this point it is very easy to over due the nutes. Go very sparingly. Little is much.
Depending on what you plan to do with these plants can help determine if you want to top, FIM, or LST the plants. You might consider topping the plants if you want more clones per plant b/c topping will give you a bushier plant with more clonable stems.
It's way too early to top though. Wait until after you transplant. The plants need to be at least 8 to 12 inches in hieght and starting to bush out before doing any type of cutting on them. When you get to this point you can do an internet search and get step by step instruction on how to top, FIM, or LST.
A pound per plant is possible, but there is many varibles that determine the yield of a plant. Strain of plant, over all health, nutrition, and sunlight just to name a few. Don't get to caught up in the yield just yet.