how does this plant look to all you veteran growers?

Comatoke

Comatoke

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if it's 2 1/2 weeks from sprout, it is a lil small, but not too bad.

what kind of light you using? and make sure you transplant early!
 
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Cali*Buds21

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4 4 foot t5s. When would you suggest a transplant? I was originalgoing to at two weeks but then I noticed plant was growing very aloe.
 
Potolota

Potolota

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Loving the color of the plant but again what light u using and how close to the pant is the light. How often do u keep the lights on and are u or have u started nutes yet
 
Comatoke

Comatoke

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I would transplant ASAP give the roots the room they want, don't overwater and keep your lights as close as you can without hurting your plants :)

GL
 
LadyZandra

LadyZandra

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You don't need more light- you need it closer to the plants.. should be within a few inches...
what kind of soil? Are you feeding it?
Looks very dark- almost blue/green with pale center- usually means too much "N"...
don't feed it till she gets her 3rd set of real leaves... but let us know what all you are using so we can help you better...

No need to replant until the plant is as tall/wide as the planter-- you want a well-established root system before youreplant- or you'll slow her down again!

and don't worry hun-- many strains are slow starters- then take off like a shot later on!! ;)
 
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Cali*Buds21

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I have them 1 inch away from from the lights in the growbox plus mylar all around.Im on a 18/6 schedule I was on a24 hour but ever since I switched the plant has been lovin it. I have it in happy frog by fox farm temperature at 75 with Rh at 35 average , water ph Is at 6.9 and no bites ter whatsoever
 
Potolota

Potolota

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Transplant now, the sooner the better and if you put it in a 3 gal or 5 gal bucket you won't need transplanting again. But really don't add nutes to early it can do more harm than good. Id say wait till 3-4 weeks because your soil have food in it but it really depends on the plants condition as time goes buy, if it looks unhappy then go for the nutes
 
LadyZandra

LadyZandra

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Watch your pH when you water- happy frog is very rich and the pH can be a little "off".... especially for seedlings... most folks who use it use it as a transplant soil and start their seeds in Light warrior or rooters 1st because of this.

And remember- rule of thumb for Vegetative lighting is Floros=24/0 and HID= 18/6 due to intensity and spectrum of light... an inch away is a bit close-- but you got the right idea! ;)
 
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