2 Weeks Into Flower In 3 Gal Transplanting?

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transplant?

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SwizzleStix

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So I'm 3 weeks into flower my girls streched a lot after the 12/12 they're about 4 1/2 ft. They were from clone and were transplant from a solo cup into the 3 gal pots. Should I transplant them or just let them run their course? They look good and I water and feed properly. I vegged longer than I should have. Thanks In advance
 
2 weeks into flower in 3 gal transplanting
Bannacis

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Since they are in flower, you prolly shouldn't transplant them. but you can do it... it would lengthen your flowering time.
Maybe trim some of the lower branches, and thin out the middle of that bush...lol...now's the time.
every few waterings maybe do a good flush. then feed, so there's less chance of build up.
 
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leave alone - next time - transplant in final container once seed has germinated and is in the " Seedling stage" - about 2-3 weeks after germination; sooner the better
 
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Ya this pick was about a week ago. I've since gone through and defoilated pretty hard. Its already been lollipopped twice. Right on, I was thinking the same but just wanted more in put. Thanks y'all this is green crack btw it's been fimmed once before the 12/12 too.
 
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SwizzleStix said:
Ya this pick was about a week ago. I've since gone through and defoilated pretty hard. Its already been lollipopped twice. Right on, I was thinking the same but just wanted more in put. Thanks y'all this is green crack btw it's been fimmed once before the 12/12 too.
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Remember to feed after "defoilation" help fight stress
 
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Oh ya I do I hitem with the thrive alive, some kelp, molasses gets ramped up and about 1/2 fertilizer. Works like a charm no stress. The thrive alive is what does it. I don't know what's in it but it's amazing. Very pricey so I only use it when I need it.
 
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Sempergrow75 said:
Do you always grow in pots that small?
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Generally I do but I vegged 3 weeks longer than I usually do and they stretched after the 12/12 way more than they usually do. So it was kinda just anding insult to injury. Usually they're finished at this height of not shorter.
 
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SwizzleStix said:
Generally I do but I vegged 3 weeks longer than I usually do and they stretched after the 12/12 way more than they usually do. So it was kinda just anding insult to injury. Usually they're finished at this height of not shorter.
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I didn't realize you can grow in something that small. Do you get good return? Did you top it?
 
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It was fimmed and lollipopped you can pull 4oz easy if done correctly. I over did it this time.smh hopefully they don't just hit a brick wall and stop or burn or anything else. To late now.
 
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SwizzleStix said:
It was fimmed and lollipopped you can pull 4oz easy if done correctly. I over did it this time.smh hopefully they don't just hit a brick wall and stop or burn or anything else. To late now.
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That a indoor grow? If so what is your set up? LED or something else?
 
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I use both actually 600w hps hortolux bulb. 5x5 tent 6in inline fan that runs constant while the light is on then goes to 15min on 15min off.
 
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SwizzleStix said:
Ya this pick was about a week ago. I've since gone through and defoilated pretty hard. Its already been lollipopped twice. Right on, I was thinking the same but just wanted more in put. Thanks y'all this is green crack btw it's been fimmed once before the 12/12 too.
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Green Crack really give great yields !!! It will surprise you (LST grow talk)
 
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I'm pretty happy so far I actually think it's my new favorite strain as far as yield and quality go.
 
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