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i would put like 2 in there, and veg for like 2 months...maybe a lil longer, and then flower. keep your squares at like 2X2.

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i would flush them as soon as possible, wet or not...and over-watered or not. the faster you get excess nutrients out, the faster you can work on the fix.

ya...that old wives tale about letting water sit for 24 hours so that chlorine can evaporate is BS...it evaporates in minutes...ive been feeding tap water since day 1, PH tested it a few times, and it was at 7, so i left it and have been using it with success since.

man, it is always good to start off at 1/4 strength anything, esp. if the plants are still young, and its their first feeding...now if they are comming off one fertilizer for another, at about the same NPK ration, then by all means feed as you were previously...go easy on any bloom boosters...

in all seriousness though man, your well on your way to having that same looking grow on youtube...the secret is to keep them in small pots...you could ( not that i would, because it would be the biggest waste of light ever ) use a 1000 w HPS on 'em, and keep them in 16 oz. cups, and have a...

plants look awesome man...once you scrog, you dont go back...just sayin

im curious as to how you beat the shit out of her on a transplant...did you karate chop her into the other pot? lol

i had problem after problem when i first started using foxfarms liquid and soluble trio's, and my last 2 previous grows i finally got that shit down. if you over fertilize with the solubles, then its all down hill...i use 1/2 teaspoon of tiger bloom, and 1 full teaspoon of grow big, and 1/8th of...

ya man people have just as good results with MG soil as foxfarms...i think a look into SCROG would would be a great idea...could triple your final yeild on those lovely ladies right there. they are very healthy and happy looking man...nice grow.

it was for mcgyversmoke.

yes it does, and its the shit...if you ask me...i'd say a good 65% of deficiencys can be attributed to lack of calcium, or magnesium...whether it be sneackily comming up from a overfeeding of N or colder temps making it harder for the plant to uptake all nutrients.

hit 'em with some CAL/MAG plus!!!!!

ya...plants look good...lay off the N though.

dude...lolipop that bad thing...cut everything off like bottom 10 in. or so, unless its a big bud bearing branch...no need to thank me now lol

PPM is a huge problem when growing in small containers. at one time i had like 40 32. oz. cups, and im sorry to tell ya without a ppm meter you will continue to have those overfeeding issues. and ya soil is " forgiving " but by the time you see the problem in soil it takes alot longer to fix it...

i have to agree with jack harer on this...not only is there alot to learn about MJ, but theres a million and one ways to do it, you also need a lil bit of common sense. bigger things take more energy to move, or to even operate...this extends to plants and made made machinery alike...take a lawn...

you have multiple deficiencys...see the yellowing on top and bottom? that means theres an immobile, and a mobile deficiency...but seems like you have everything figured out.

ya...totally makes sense...i am the type that likes to keep things on a schedule for the most part, so my waterings are the same, and so is my nutrients...i hate your trial and error response though, because it sucks having nice plants in one type of pot, and shitty looking ones in another, and...

ya...i agree, but the longer you veg, the more bud you will produce in the end...if everything goes well that is.