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Noway2504
Noway2504started grow question 5 years ago
now is a fist day of week7.. she and her's sister are growth slowly.. what should i do ??
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Philindicus
Philindicusanswered grow question 5 years ago
They look like they are doing well even under the difficult growing conditions. Keep in mind each seed and strain is unique. Every time you stress your plant by topping or any high stress training you set the plants progress back a bit. I would suggest letting them just grow out at this point. Your container is small so the plants will become root bound the larger plant probably has a larger root system than the smaller one and is hogging up all the nutrients. What your looking at is you may at some point have to water them twice a day as they get larger. If you try to re pot them you will set them back even further. The larger one looks like it's about to start blooming which is not a good time to disturb the root system leave her in that pot.If you were going to attempt to re pot the smaller one that may work. Use a "sharp" knife and run it through the soil equal distance in between the two plants then try to scoop out the smaller plant with out disturbing the root system then put into a larger pot with new soil. Use only plain water for the next week on her until you see signs of new growth which signals she's recuperated and is ready for some light nutrients. After another week return to your normal nutrient routine if shes still responding well to her move. Hope this helps👍
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Fruitgrower
Fruitgroweranswered grow question 5 years ago
Growing two plants together in the same pot (no matter what the plant is) is never a good idea. Because one plant will always be dominant, one plant will root faster and take all the nutrients away from the other plant before he even gets a chance. I would personally (although it might stress it out) move the smaller plant into its own pot.
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OutForReal
OutForRealanswered grow question 5 years ago
You are growing autoflowering strains and while grown indoor in pot the autos are tending to induce flowering when the roots are hitting the bottom of the pot , now you have 2 plants in the same pot that are fighting for the same soil and same nutrients... they have not the ideal environment to grow big individually. Your temperatures are too high and the humidity is pretty high too. To me you should try to carefully transplant them in bigger pots but keep in mind that autos are supposed to dislikes that ( I am doing it everytime with no issues ).
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