AlexBeck This was highly recommended so im hoping for the best. But just visually looking at it. Seems to be unstable or dwarfed in size. Not sure what's going on.
AlexBeck This week we transplanted and started traing the ladies.
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Week 6. Vegetation
13d ago
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AlexBeck About to be transplanted into it's final container.
βOne thing that helped the roots grow insane like that was. Double stacking my containers.
There was one that didnt have a double stack and it doesn't look near as popping in the root department like the other plants that have been stacked. Might do this more often. I believe this is a 50 gal fabric pot. There used and not labeled anymore so not really certain.
Also continued on the training by tiing all 4 tops down to fill out the canopy.
βββSide note since i have a few harvest with plastic pots under my belt now and have switched from using fabric to try plastic. I made a choice to switch back to fabric pots. Yes the plastic stays moist longer in return less watering. Well now I can see that my plants are not eating nearly as much with plastic. In fabric I was getting bigger buds and more feeder roots instead of the thick windie roots. So in conclusion I rather water more in fabric in return getting more feedings per grow. Just my thought.
Happy growing yall.
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Week 7. Vegetation
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AlexBeck It took a while to get everything level & even but hasnt been hard to train. The branches aren't to woody and are more flexible an willing to bend. So now that the 4 tops are on the same page im just letting her cruise.
PHd water 6.2 molasses and plant enzymes.