VancouverGrind
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Plants are about 7 weeks old under 1000 mh (from clone).
I just topped them this past week (late, I know).
Just raised them off of the ground and switched most to 10 gallon pots from 3 gallon. 2 were transplanted into 20 gallon pots a few weeks ago and are among the tallest (though not the tallest), but they have significantly larger girth/wingspan/bushiness.
I think not having them closer to the light and not topping earlier has stunted their growth.
Temps good. Humidity good (have to use a heater and a humidifier).
New at this. I want to know when to switch to budding for maximization of yield i.e. I will wait longer for a better yield, but if I just let them keep getting bigger than I forgo starting new clones. 10 or so of the 14 16" - 18" after topping. I don't think they are very bushy and won't produce what I'm hoping for.
If you can't see them, let me know and I will try to retake them.
7' ceilings, too. I think this could be an issue and I'm thinking about arching them or tying them.
I just topped them this past week (late, I know).
Just raised them off of the ground and switched most to 10 gallon pots from 3 gallon. 2 were transplanted into 20 gallon pots a few weeks ago and are among the tallest (though not the tallest), but they have significantly larger girth/wingspan/bushiness.
I think not having them closer to the light and not topping earlier has stunted their growth.
Temps good. Humidity good (have to use a heater and a humidifier).
New at this. I want to know when to switch to budding for maximization of yield i.e. I will wait longer for a better yield, but if I just let them keep getting bigger than I forgo starting new clones. 10 or so of the 14 16" - 18" after topping. I don't think they are very bushy and won't produce what I'm hoping for.
If you can't see them, let me know and I will try to retake them.
7' ceilings, too. I think this could be an issue and I'm thinking about arching them or tying them.