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Hi there, If you are growing photoperiod, you can transplant again as they are getting bigger.If they are autoflower, should go straight into final pot.But whichever method you are using, the most important thing is about watering.If you think you can handle small plant in big pot, good for it.If not, go steps by steps.Happy Growing... ✌️
Now is the time I hate. Time to Top, yet privide enough growth to make a good Clone...let alone Butchering a beautiful plant. Have had good success Mannifolding tech, but, its also Scary when these two are all ya have going.
As stated on one of the pics....23+ days old and Both are FLOWERING !
I sent an Email and pics, they are Replacing them !!!
Kind of throws off plans.
I had ordered Moby Dick XXL Autos last year from a different breeder. Ruined them by mistakenly using Bad pH water, 8.8, grrrrr, my bad !
So, another Adventure experienced in this growing journey.
Well, the Calaxs are swollen to bursting, the pistils are Brown, the leafs are yellowing, covered in Foxtail, yet, THE TRICHOMES ARE MOSTLY CLEAR !!
A Few are milky, but virtually No Amber !
WTF....
Moby Dick Auto(mistake)
9.5 Weeks.
Literally Covered in Foxtail !
Will it Amber?
Never grown an Auto before.
After 48 hours Darkness...MOLD !
After heat got to 99°...hooked up AC duct. Then a cold snap happened. Left intake duct hooked to AC register(forgot ducts in this area get rainwater filled), with lights now off, forced exhaust(640cfm) now sucking moisture laden air into tent...after 48 hours with no light or heat, THIS HAPPENED !!! Only on One of the 2 plants. Lost 75% of this big cola to mold. Changed air intake to Room air....temp between 70° & 75°, humidity at 69%.
On day 5 of drying.
okla51m
