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It has been 7 weeks since these plants have been put in soil starting as clones, 4 and 5 inches. They are now 10 and 14 inches. They have been stretched for light and now they have been filling out. I have been using some guano nutes and have fox farms for flowering. They are in 3 gallon pots and i think they should be plent sufficiant for plants i want to keep under 3 feet in final growth.


I have only around 10k lumens in my 2x2x5 grow area. But plan on bluking up on more cfl's for flowering since this is only a 1 time grow and didnt want to spend to much money, for how many plants i would be growing.


How much yield should i expect out of these and when should they go into flowering? Also... Why are the stems purple on both plants? Could that be a problem and what does that usually come from?

Left: Sensi Star
Right: Snow Cap


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Purple stems are generally a sign of a deficiency in phosphorous. Check your nutes.

would i be stupid to hit my girls with alittle bit of tiger bloom organics as well as my organic bat guano tea with waterings, i have always used it.

And then let it thicken it out alittle bit more and throw in some more lights and then switch them.

if you are using a good soil mixture than i would doubt it a phosphorus deficiency your room might be a bit cool or is just the strain unless your having other grow problem .

your lucky. sensi star is such a great genetic---it's sensitive with nutes tho.. it likes LESS nutes and will still flower off the hook. i dont know about your other strain.

if i was in your position i would tie the tops of those plants down so they are arch shaped. then u will get more out of your light. u can look up LST training on this site though i've seen some really good pictures on how to do it here. good luck with that take care of them it looks good so far.