For my first time doing 9 plants yeah I had some t...

Trippykidz954
Trippykidz954started grow question 3mo ago
For my first time doing 9 plants yeah I had some trouble i think i could say im doing a fine job ik I aimt out the trenches yet lol
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DrGruen
DrGruenanswered grow question 3mo ago
hi Growmie...... das sieht doch alles ganz gut aus .........šŸ‘ Viel Glück
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 3mo ago
by the time the smaller plants are mature, the larger plants will likely overcrowsd the area... or all together will definitely over-crowd. I guess if you keep them in their smaller pots, it'll possibly limit their size, but then you are spending an extra 3 weeks wasting electricty while the other catch up. should really think this stuff through before doing it. autos and phots can be okay.. as long as the light provides enough DLI, you'll have the same results with 12 hours of light as you would with 18h. number of photons of PAR is what matters, not hours of operation as far as yield is concerned. Stick to recommended area of coverage for 'flower' phase (12 hours of light when the time comes for the photperiods) and you'll be fine. If you can't run the light at 67% and provide enough over 18 hours, currently, then you will also run into an issue with not enough light over 12. It's inversely proportional to hours, ceteris paribus.
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cangrowz
cangrowzanswered grow question 3mo ago
Hey there! Congrats on starting your first grow with 9 plants, it's completely normal to hit a few bumps in the road when you're just starting out! Looking at the picture, that taller plant on the right is getting quite stretchy and "leggy," which usually means it's reaching for the light. To help with this, I'd highly recommend lowering your grow light a little closer to the canopy or turning up the intensity if your light is dimmable, as this will help tighten up the node spacing and stop them from stretching so much. Also, when it's time to transplant those into larger pots, you can safely bury the stems a bit deeper into the soil to give those leggy plants some much-needed extra support. You're doing a fine job so far, just keep adjusting and learning as you go! Happy Growing Growmie🌱
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Organic_G
Organic_Ganswered grow question 3mo ago
To be honest, you f up a Little bit… Itā€˜s completly normal at the beginning donā€˜t worry. Instead of waisting your money on seeds try to grow one plant & do it right, understand the underlying basics of nutriens, light, grow Medium & Plant Physiology I checked your run, you mixed automatics with Photopereodic, started the automatics in jiffys, pot size to small, dry stress, Nutrient deficiency … Text me if you want & I help you out with the basics. Itā€˜s better to do one thing the correct way rather than 9 the wrong way
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John_Kramer
John_Krameranswered grow question 3mo ago
and em already in starvation )
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