I hope these are ready for flowering?

Maine Grower15

Maine Grower15

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I have three plants in the same pot I'm not sure how far along they are exactly but I'm pretty sure they are 4 to 5 weeks just put them in the flower right now I hope they're ready what do you guys think it if they aren't how long do you think til they are all and any advice is helpful unless you're going to Only talk about having three plants in one pot Thanks in advance





And I have a couple in other pots very young what is the white stuff on soil is it mold? (Second picture)
 

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GrowUrOwnDank

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LOL. No offense bro. You should do a little reading up before you go any further. You're dirt don't look like a very healthy enviro. 2 plants on opposite sides of the pot will work. But, they are going to bush into each other and get all tangled in that tight of an area you have them. Assuming you feed them properly and they actually grow out like normal. I mean,I think they will be ok, assuming you feed them properly and give them the proper light they need. Let's just call this run a learning experiment.
 
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wiethe20

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For those younger ones you need to get a bigger pot and bury those lanky stems....I dno what the hell that white stuff is? How did it come along? Do you have any fans blowing at your plants?
 
Maine Grower15

Maine Grower15

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I do have fans in my flower rooms yes button on on the little ones it came on overnight I went down to 9 to go and it wasn't there I went down last night Andit was there
 
Anon Emaus

Anon Emaus

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That looks more like 1 week, i would not flower those as i dont think you'll even have a yeild worthy for a joint. You're doing something terribly wrong(no offense) and should do some more reading. As mentioned you should of had a fan on them, at 3 weeks you should have a stem as thick as the plant stem in the picture behind the two plants. Also your lights are too far away, those things are stretching like crazy
 
cassinfo

cassinfo

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Might be the perlite dried up and it could also be some white stuff that flew off your desk? Besides that, no disrespect but your yield is gonna be very low.
 
undercovergrow

undercovergrow

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hi @Maine Grower15 since you just put those three into flower, you should probably remove them and put them back in veg for at least another two or three weeks (four or five would be better!), as well as giving each their own pot; your yield will be a lot better. you certainly can grow them together, but as other posters have said-they are just too close together and in too small of a pot for it to work this time. if space is an issue and that's why you're doing it-just separate them a bit more when you initially plant.
wouldn't worry about the white stuff-probably just residue from hard water leftover.
 
Maine Grower15

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undercovergrow said:
hi @Maine Grower15 since you just put those three into flower, you should probably remove them and put them back in veg for at least another two or three weeks (four or five would be better!), as well as giving each their own pot; your yield will be a lot better. you certainly can grow them together, but as other posters have said-they are just too close together and in too small of a pot for it to work this time. if space is an issue and that's why you're doing it-just separate them a bit more when you initially plant.
wouldn't worry about the white stuff-probably just residue from hard water leftover.
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Will do I'll pull them now should probably just invest in a nice t5 to veg them for a bit
 
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