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Put the clones to soil today, used happy frog from fox, hydrated to field capacity and placed in fabric pots. Light is a g5000 from spider farmer, running 24 inches away at 50% power. Will update frequently. Not sure how old the clones are but they are between 6 and 9 inches in height.
did you water after transplant, if not, could be too dry... if you did could be there is not enough perlite, and if you disturbed the rootball it might be in shock.
lack of o2 at roots or shock..
oh with new pot is it significantly closer to the light than before? also a consideration... too much light will make plants droopy too.
Took a day or 2 but finally regulated the tent, currently sitting at about .73 vpd. The droopy one seems to have bounced back still some lazy looking fan leaves but they are the biggest on the plant itself so idk doesn't looks concerning honesty seeing ad the tops have really started to shoot up.
With a fresh transplant you won't need much feed. The dark green says it's strong already. The burn edges is from overwatering, and likely ph change in substrate with new stuff. Which also has a potassium deficiency sign as well started. So I am really leaning on your ph in soil and the changes it is experiencing. Rapid change in soil ph hurts them. .1 ph in change is a big difference for them. They can only tolerate so much. Is why they say to water good on transplant. Plus If you use more course perlite it will make the plants resistance to overwatering much better. Roots like air as well as nutrients, and water.
Plants seem to be very happy but I want to introduce some techniques to boost my yield, I'm thinking scrog or lst but when is the best time? is it too late for mine?. I'll also add I haven't added any nutes yet as the soil provided enough for them to be established but i will prolly start next week.
When should I flip to flower? 4 weeks veg time just topped a few days ago I figure I'd let it go another week or so let the nutes take hold and flip? Or wait?
I like to wait a week or two after all toppings when I flip to flower.
You could flip right now, there is nothing stopping you, however if the plants are not mature yet they won't flower anyway. Photoperiods will need to reach sexual maturity aka plant puberty before they can initiate flower. its why some people grow 12/12 from seed. Some plants require a bit longer to hit that point. I find between 5-6 weeks is when they are normally ready. When you plant shows pistils in veg that is a tell tale sing is it 100% ready and as soon as you flip it will begin the transition and start to stretch in the next few days/week.
Good Luck!
Well I finally flipped them to flower on Sunday, lots of pre flower pistils on all the plants so it was time. I watered all of them with 1 gal of distilled water earlier this week, I gave then full strength floranova bloom they looked healthy so I went full blast per outside guidance. I also installed the scrog net today, not really sure if I weaved the plants well enough but we will see.
Girls are looking good. I watered them with ph water 2 days ago. Will water again with ph water next watering maybe tomorrow evening and then after will feed again their full dose. Buds are developing all over these Girls
Well fed them on Tuesday, I noticed some slight nute burn on one of the plants. Other than that it's been smooth sailing. But curious as to what true week of flower they are in I may be a week ahead of what I truly am.w
Is it too late to use epsom salt as a foliar spray for my potential mag def?
Also unsure of how much long I actually have until chop All plants were flipped the flower the same day on April 28.
Flowering starts first sign of the flower not the day you flip, takes time for the plant to prepare the hormones, etc, normally it takes 4-5 days after the switch you see the first sign of the flower then you begin counting days., never too l8 to use foliar, the fastest way to remedy deficient nutrient, still looks to be a couple yellow hairs, once your buds stop producing those yellows almost entirely then id start checking your trichomes for cloudiness. Good luck brother Kmurr!
Is it too late to use epsom salt as a foliar spray for my potential mag def?
Also unsure of how much long I actually have until chop All plants were flipped the flower the same day on April 28.
Kmurr07
