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I'm realizing now that I focused too much on training for large branches and ended up with what was likely not enough canopy.
Buds look good. Not to compare different strains too much bud the buds on these and the Coco Melon look like they have more bulk than the Blood Orange did at this stage. Given that they're all in similar soil, I think this adds more credibility to the idea that the BOS may have had too much nutrient supplementation.
I'll stick with water and langbenite only on this one, and back off on the defoliation which I probably also got carried away with on the BOS.
Does anyone have any favored methods to avoid stunted seedlings? It hasn't happened to all of my seedlings, but at least three crops have had this issue. I already use Coast of Maine seed starter, usually in small solo cups, before switching to the main soil.
Start them in bigger pots, seedling roots run out of room very quickly in small cups, thereby stunting growth.
Simple really!
Ideally some thing about 4 inches across and 5 inches deep, this is adequate for up to three weeks of growth.
Have a look at my diary "cannabis conundrums" and in week 7 I have posted some pictures of a root system of a 3 week old seedling and this might give you an idea as to why having adequate sized pots for your seedlings is so important.
Hope this helps,.... Organoman.
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