UpstateGarden
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Will she regrow. Removed fan leaves on main stem but now it looks infantile. Also, how much would a CO2 burner help...?
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I cut off fan leaves
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.Smoke
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Will it regrow- yes
Infantile- because it was too small to trim in the first place.
Co2 burner- no help at all.
UpstateGarden
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Thanks. I just reported from a gallon to 7 gallon pot so hopefully it takes off. I was trying to encourage growth to the lower nodes
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UpstateGarden
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Here's the plant two days later.
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UpstateGarden
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No idea. First time grower
Lesson learned…. Gonna heal , slow a little …..be fine…
Unless you've got a bangin light, a controlled environment, and know how to control it, CO2 will do you no good at this point. Get many grows under your belt, figure out what your doing, be able to understand your plants, and control the environment they are growing, then maybe, maybe, think about CO2.
twentyeight.threefive
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They are looking great. Let them grow and leave them alone other than normal care.
DoobieDoobs
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Hey dude, if you want to encourage grow in the lower nodes, take a look into low stress straining, topping. Keep her happy and green, so far so good!
JK-DOOR 420
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I would top those now...lower brsnches will catch up...then do LST. those plants look great
UpstateGarden
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Look guys, it's been about a month.
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Boreal Curing
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Nice job.
Realize that once you flip to flower (move your light to 12hr on/off) your plants will almost double in size. You'll probable need support for those branches. Once your flowers start putting on weight, then it's a good idea to start defoliation. The further along you get, the more you can defoliate.
Realize that once you flip to flower (move your light to 12hr on/off) your plants will almost double in size. You'll probable need support for those branches. Once your flowers start putting on weight, then it's a good idea to start defoliation. The further along you get, the more you can defoliate.
Hollatchaboy
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They look overwatered.