Bolting/Shooting? How to stop this?

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noxzious

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i asked a similar question and i was told they werent getting enough light. try givin em more light, not more time with lights but more brightness.
 
LoL, if it were me I'd be pee'od cuz I was in my robe!

Im by no means a "grower" very 1st grow all trial and error but everything I've read is saying U need more brightness.
 
I agree with the other posters, what kind of light/how bright/how many hours are you giving them? I see also that some of them look like you harvested already and are re-veging the harvested plants. That might make them go into the flowering phase easier, I'm not sure because I always kill the plant when I harvest. Are you doing that with some of them or am I just seeing things? :p

Also, some of those seedlings that you have tied up to the stakes are really stretched out. That is another sign that you don't have enough light on them. When you transplant those, bury those long stems up to an inch or 2 under the cotyledon leaves so they can stand up on their own.
 
No I mean in pics #1, and #2, it looks like there is a thicker peice of cut stem going to the left and the slimmer new growth on the right.
 
Antigen said:
I agree with the other posters, what kind of light/how bright/how many hours are you giving them? I see also that some of them look like you harvested already and are re-veging the harvested plants. That might make them go into the flowering phase easier, I'm not sure because I always kill the plant when I harvest. Are you doing that with some of them or am I just seeing things? :p

Also, some of those seedlings that you have tied up to the stakes are really stretched out. That is another sign that you don't have enough light on them. When you transplant those, bury those long stems up to an inch or 2 under the cotyledon leaves so they can stand up on their own.
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Are the cotyledon leaves the first shitty ones?
 
Yes, they are the little round ones that don't look like normal leaves. I've seen some people call them "seed leaves", I guess becase they're the first 'leaves' to show up when a seed germinates.
 
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Is that yellowing worrying though?
 
looking grand. nope that yellowing is normal this far into flowering.. them budz look siccccccccccccccc..mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
 
noxzious said:
sweet :D thanks alot bro

your plants are massive now :P
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thanks the indoor is almost finished thank god. im tierd of dealing with it... 2 more will come down in a couple weeks i just started 5 or 6 in one 10 gallon pot 3 weeks ago
 
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