sativa hybrid growing slow help plz

piffgrowgood

piffgrowgood

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hey what up i was wondering if anyone knew how long it would take for a sativa indica hybrid to hit veg state its been growing for about 2 weeks and its still kinda small it was a little bigger but it got to the point that it was leaning alot so i put more dirt in to hold it up and hopefully make the roots stonger is this why its not growing? did i stun the plant or do sativas really take longer to grow. i will post pics tonight so you can see it but any help would be nice
 
piffgrowgood

piffgrowgood

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im growing indoors with two 40 watt floruecent bulbs im growing in small container for hieght issues and using my own mix of soil
 
Boneman

Boneman

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Keep the flouros as close to the plants as possible...like almost touching. Also make sure your container is big enough for the roots to spread out.
 
Boneman

Boneman

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piffgrowgood said:
some pics for ya help
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HOLY SHIT those are stretched BAD!!! Get them some support before they fall over and die. They will not last much longer like that unless you get them support. Transplant them into bigger containers ASAP and bury them almost to the 1st set of leaves.

Get the flouros almost touching the tops. Stop misting them too.
 
KiLLeR RiP 420

KiLLeR RiP 420

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I would start over not to be a ass. And yeah keep the light about a half inch to the lights just about touching. They would be way more bushy and healthy in two weeks. Also if it is in a plastic cup witch it looks like you could just transplant it in a big pot and fill it with dirt leave at least a inch and a half of stem it will be fine.
 
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chrisb

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When nutrients are locked up, plants cannot grow. Typically, a plant growing in an environment with pH levels that are too high or low is very small, often growing only a few inches in several months. Plants growing in a high pH environment look pale and sickly and also have stunted growth. If the water or soil is kept near a pH of 6.5 all of the nutrients the plant needs will be readily soluble ready available to the plants.
 
piffgrowgood

piffgrowgood

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well do to some facts im goin to try this a little differnt i added a little more dirt into it plenty to hold it up im keeping it in the cup (its a pretty big cup) cuz i reall dont want it big at all but ima let grow to be whatever ill keep posted on grow
 
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