Potting mix help <newbie. pls be gentle!>
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Tropical Grower
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The biggest 2 were planted on 1st May. The others 6 weeks after. Ill take a couple more snaps closer up, as I think they might be pre flowering - I hope!
GreatWhiteNorthGrows
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If vertical space is an issue then I'd definitely start some LST to bend them down and even out your canopy.
myke
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Whats your light hours? below or right at 15hrs will trigger them
Tropical Grower
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Right now we're at 12.5 hours of light, this will reduce to 12 over the next 6 weeks.
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I feed/will feed them the following:
- Fish fertiliser every couple weeks (will switch that to tea containing molasses and Epsom salt, and worm casting)
- Dolomite lime (1 tbs to potting mix once/month)
- Epsom salt foiler spray every couple weeks
- Fertiliser
- At least 1x pure water between feeds
Open to suggestions if that isn't sufficient
- Fish fertiliser every couple weeks (will switch that to tea containing molasses and Epsom salt, and worm casting)
- Dolomite lime (1 tbs to potting mix once/month)
- Epsom salt foiler spray every couple weeks
- Fertiliser
- At least 1x pure water between feeds
Open to suggestions if that isn't sufficient
myke
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Keep with the N(worm castings and fish) these girls will need 14+ ish weeks before their finished.
Tropical Grower
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Would you guys say that this is pre flower, week 1 flower, or other!?
OldMedUser
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Just looking like pre-flowers to me. Once flowering starts in earnest they will form little clumps of those on their way to becoming buds.
With sativas they can take a long time to really get flowering in their native climate. Indoors when they are under 18 hours of light then switched to 12/12 they are forced to flower artificially. I've grown a lot of those indoors over the years.
Tropical Grower
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Sunlight hours have been very gradually decreasing from 13 hours when I planted. We have exactly 12.5 hours of sunlight today, and that will decrease to precisely 12 hours at the end of September. I therefore hope they will be looking a lot different by that point! Will keep this thread updated, and thanks for the help <3
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It isn't, is it!? Look near bottom of picture! 
