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Looks good....
Little monsters on their way!
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Room Type
LST
weeks Technique
8.4 l
Pot Size
Grow Conditions
Week 2
Vegetation
7.62
cm
inch
Height
20 hrs
Light Schedule
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souljasam6 years ago
This weeks been going smoothly. Accidentally watered with unphed water one day which wound up causing a little stress on one of em but not really on the other one.
These girls are looking good and in second for most vigorous growth.
Even though they look ready for transplant I won't be doing so for at least another few days as I need to chop my currently flowering autos and prep the coco they will be going into. The airpots should prevent them from getting rootbound. Roots have started popping out the bottom of the pots already.
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Excaliburcommentedweek 36 years ago
Excaliburcommented6 years ago
@souljasam, LOL.... watching this one!!!
Goodest of lé luck.
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souljasamcommented6 years ago
@Excalibur,
Yup! I'm so excited for this grow!
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RubbaBandGXcommentedweek 26 years ago
airpots would not prevent any rootbound whatsoever.. honestly its just bad and expensive.. getting the pot dry way too fast and letting trouble (bugs) an easy route to the rootzone..
Plants look like they need a little N boost, overall looking sweet good luck!:)
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souljasamcommented6 years ago
What makes you say that? Have you used airpots? I used cloth pots before and airpots essentially do the same thing but require less maintenance for reuse. I just grew 2 autos in 1 gal cloth pots and didnt have either go rootbound. Just wound up with the pot being filled with a giant evely distributed root ball. Im not worried about bugs because my grow room is clean. I dont ever let my pots get dry anyways i water every 2-3 days right now and the coco doesnt dry out in that time. The airflow through the pot is also very helpful to make sure the roots have oxygen readily available.What kind of pots do you use?
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