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Plant has been in veg for 2 months. It's 22" tall and it's in a 3 gallon pot.
Should I transplant this to a 5 gallon before I flip it?
Or will this be fine staying in the 3 gallon pot?
Yes transplant but give it a week to recover before flip. Two months in a 3 gal is quite a while.
You could leave it but you will need to water every day.
If this is not a issue to you then you can leave it alone.
Flipped about a week ago. This thing is growing like a weed.
I may run out of tent once this starts flowering, but I'm willing to deal with it.
Pumped about this one. Everything seems pretty dialed in.
This thing is looking great. Only issue is there are still some spider mites in some spots. One of the clones I picked up must've had them, and they got into this one too.
I have moved the other plant outside to try and salvage this one, as it's looked great so far.
Spider mites are still a problem. Tried 2 different methods this week. Hopefully these get under control quick.
You can see all the white spots on the leaves. Plant is a monster, so this is a bummer
This thing just keeps growing. Going through a lot of water. I may have slightly over fed when I added the bloom nutrients.
Still has more mites than preferred. I would love to be down to zero!
Best spider mite treatment while in early flower? I want to completely knock these things out, but I'm losing the battle.
There are no webs, but they're still present and you can see all the white marks on the fan leaves.
Please help!
What home remedy kills spider mites?
One easy method is to mix one part rubbing alcohol with one part water, then spray the leaves. The alcohol will kill the mites without harming the plants. Another natural solution to get rid of these tiny pests is to use liquid dish soap. The soap suffocates the mites without harming the plants where they live.
Already getting super sticky.
Added cal mag. Just started adding a bloom nutrient. Not sure if these bloom nutrients are worth using or not, but I'll keep it going.
Mites are mostly under control. This thing is smelling very citrusy but that fuel smell is creeping in now. It's also very sticky, but isn't frosty yet.
Color got worse once I added the bloom supplement. Not quite sure what the exact problem is.
Still can't get rid of the mites. Plant is so tall it may be getting some burn from the light.
Color isn't the best since flowering started. Not sure what I'm lacking or in excess of.
Smell is strong and this thing is super sticky.
I think I just let this one get too big before switching. Seems like a lot of light burn since it's about 3 ft tall.
I just don't have any room to move the light up. Mites are still a problem, but I'm hoping to get a decent harvest regardless.
Plant is looking a little rough, but it smells strong. Plant just got too tall for this tent, and there's not much I can do about the light burn now.
About 3 more weeks and this is coming down.
Smelling strong. Buds really starting to fill out and looking much frostier.
Dropped nutrients to only the bloom formula for another week, and then a flush and water till harvest.
Maybe 3 to 4 weeks.
Made some oil from kief, and yes this seems to be plenty strong.
I think I let this dry way too fast and it won't really cure very well, but it should hopefully get better after at least a month in the jar
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