ErichtheDread
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Well here's what I'm looking like after being repotted 24 hrs ago and a little Super Thrive. Prolly over watered yesterday. More lights on it too. Like in 10 or 8 days flip her? Or what is your fine people's opinions?
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Well here's what I'm looking like after being repotted 24 hrs ago and a little Super Thrive. Prolly over watered yesterday. More lights on it too. Like in 10 or 8 days flip her? Or what is your fine people's opinions?
MickFoster
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My opinion is that you need a shitload more light.
Especially since it appears to be in flower.
Transplanting while in flower is not recommended.
Especially since it appears to be in flower.
Transplanting while in flower is not recommended.
GreatWhiteNorthGrows
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That does certainly appear to be in flower already. What is your light schedule?
Budzbuddha
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I will give that plant does seem happier.
ErichtheDread
Member
Okay thank you. Man...endless mistakes I've made. Better to learn now. I feel so under equipped but I've enjoyed doing this with more vigor and enthusiasm than I've had in years so it's a little bitter sweet. Sorry I'm not bitching just kinda taking stock but thank you very much. Anything else that might come in handy or I should doing or changing?
GreatWhiteNorthGrows
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Don't feel hard on yourself man, we all start somewhere. You are learning which is important. Just note what worked and what didn't for next grow and keep on learning and your next will be much smoother. If she is flowering you will want to lower your N and up your P and K, and try to give as much light as possible and lower Temps to about 25C and RH to 45-50%, keep light schedule at 12/12 and enjoy as she gives you the fruit of your labour.
ErichtheDread
Member
nice and thank you. should i keep them in the dark for 24 or 48 hrs before switching cycles?
GreatWhiteNorthGrows
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No need for that, just making sure they get only 12 hours of light each day, and be careful not to have any light leaks.
