small plants after 2 months

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ianthequeer

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i am growing afghan indors using envirolite veg bulb correct pH + ionic grow feed ( used budding food first by mistake ) water 15 mins 3x a day ( hydro system )

but plants have few leaves ( some have alot others a little ) but no height

lites not too close to plants

cant get the fuckers to grow any taller

any help
cheers

ian

ianfancourtm32@ntlworld.com
 
sine143

sine143

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well, if you say you have more branches forming, but it is not growing taller, that is actualy a great thing, because I assume your nodes must be really tight. then again I could be tottaly wrong and it could have a problem. Afghan is a an indica based strain, so it is bushy in the first place. I say, if you can keep them short, but still have new nodes developing, let em do their thing.
 
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jmanefferson

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sine143 said:
well, if you say you have more branches forming, but it is not growing taller, that is actualy a great thing, because I assume your nodes must be really tight. then again I could be tottaly wrong and it could have a problem. Afghan is a an indica based strain, so it is bushy in the first place. I say, if you can keep them short, but still have new nodes developing, let em do their thing.
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How short is short? You may have a nice dense plant growing, however sustained leaf growth with no primary meristem growth is very serious. Im not aware of all of the causes, but you plant may be in serious trouble. My first grow after transplanting i must have damaged the root system as the leaves kept growing but the plant stayed the same height.(After a couple of weeks however it grew taller) You plant, after two months, is still short, is worrisome. Then again it may be nothing. As to how to fix this problem, the plant root system may be damaged, especially from over/ under watering.
p.s. I would be interested to see if the plant will flower if it doesnt get taller??
I hope that helps
 
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