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Week 7
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ultra_violet ultra_violet
5 days ago
d43: looks healthy again d44: +0.4l water d46: +1.5l water+root juice
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Grow Questions
ultra_violet
ultra_violetstarted grow question a month ago
Should I replant her into a bigger pot (5 gal) at some point and if so, when? Won't it be too much stress together with LST? Another questions: aren't the spaces between the nods too short? Should it be like this? It looks quite dense.
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BusyBeeFarmer
BusyBeeFarmeranswered grow question a month ago
You can definitely replant her into a bigger pot (like a 5-gallon one), but timing is key to minimize stress. A good rule of thumb is to check for roots peeking out from the drainage holes at the bottom of the current pot. If you don’t see any roots yet, there’s usually no need to transplant just yet. Regarding LST (Low Stress Training), you can still do it after transplanting, but give the plant a few days to adjust before applying any additional stress. As for the node spacing, dense and short internodes can be a sign of good light conditions, so it’s generally not a problem.
ultra_violet
ultra_violetstarted grow question 22 days ago
Is it okay that the side buds below the main point of growth don't get that much light because of the big leaves above blocking the light? I think defoliation at this stage means too much stress and I should probably just watch it develop further and continue LST. Am I right?
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 22 days ago
Don't defoliate! ALL of the plants energy to grow and thrive is made by/in the leaves. Less leaves = less energy being made = less potential growth..............it is that simple. Besides, light spectra we humans can not see will actually penetrate upper leaves and strike so called "shaded" leaves underneath, making defoilation pointless. Defoliating such a small plant would severely reduce its ability to make enough energy to grow as fast and big as possible.
ultra_violet
ultra_violetstarted grow question 19 days ago
The tips of the leaves are getting yellow. What does it mean? And what can I do about it? I just replanted her a day ago. No nutes since then and not much before that either. I attach two photos: the first taken today and the second - last week.
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 19 days ago
Thats root-bound signs. Also if it was in a smaller pot as you said. Its intake of water would be high within a short time which can also give those tips
ultra_violet
ultra_violetstarted grow question 17 days ago
The leaves have been looking drooping for a few days (since I replanted it), in the evening (photo 1) usually a bit more than in the morning (photos 2-3). What could be the reason and what can I do about it? Overwatering, underwatering, stress after replanting, light issues?
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Leaves. Wilting
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modmyplants
modmyplantsanswered grow question 17 days ago
If nothing changed in your bahviour its probably just stress from replanting. if the earth didnt stay as a cube; roots and definetly microroots broke and the plant is stressed for few days. Good luck with it
ultra_violet
ultra_violetstarted grow question 4 days ago
Is it the right time to install trellis net and flip her to flower? It's day 43, she is 23cm tall (the highest point), looks well-trained already with many branches. Should I defoliate before flipping?
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001100010010011110answered grow question 4 days ago
if you use a trellis for only support, you still have time.. figure about half way up the future vertical growth is good for support. If used to help train the plant horizontally, put it on now or even before this point in future grows. Defoliation is not wise. Selectively pruning is fine. Always have a reason to remove a leaf. They do several important things for the plant - light absorption, molecule production/building, and they are the lungs. So, if you dont want to reduce the limiting factor of CO2 intake, don't blindly remove a bunch of leaves thinking it helps.... There''s a chance you delay flower due to the stress of it, too. Read "to defoliate or not..." on cocoforcannabis.com. the guides and posts in dr photons corner will help you avoid numerous urban myths/bro-science nonsense.
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FlyMuncher
FlyMuncheranswered grow question 4 days ago
If you do a defoliation do it before the flip. I would suggest also give the plant a couple days to recover before flipping. Yes you can add netting now if you like. If i was to add a net i would do it one week after the flip.
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ultra_violet
ultra_violetstarted grow question 4 days ago
Should I defoliate/prune to ensure better ventilation? I am going to flip the plant soon. It is quite bushy with big leaves and sometimes it is difficult to water it as there are a lot of leaves down there. And when is it better to put the net? Before of after the flip?
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greenAF
greenAFanswered grow question 4 days ago
leave as much as u can till after stretch, If stuffs in the way of you doing stuff you can get rid of a few, i usually do around d21, net before flip, you can always add another if/when needed
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 4 days ago
Nah, should be ok. ensure it has room to strech up and keep the light in a good position as not to stunt growth.
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Lerome
Leromeanswered grow question 4 days ago
Also, youre going to be watering and feeding pretty much everyday in flower with that pot size. Fabric pots tend to dry out quicker than solid ones. I suggest you pot her up one more time, give her at least a week to root and then flip!
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Scippybaby
Scippybabyweek 4
Put them in large fabric pots, use bio roots to grow big roots. Maybe you should use coco coir. I would use it with the root inoculation to grow bigger roots and grow. But for now use 3 gallons fabrics until flower then transfer but make sure you use the root grow stuff.
ultra_violet
ultra_violet
@Scippybaby, I only have 5 gallons fabrics. Will they also do? And I think I will keep using soil for now, don't want to change so much, as I'm a first-time grower and only learning the basics. I am using root juice, so will keep doing it when transfer the plant.
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