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That droop is either over or under watered, are they super light or heavy?
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That droop is either over or under watered, are they super light or heavy?
 
#22
Mellowvibes said:
I've read its better to progress in size slowly. To allow for the roots to reach the water a little easier and to avoid soaking the medium with fertilizers.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

I may have to go straight to the 3 gallon as well.

I actually got some 3 gallon plastic grow bags just in case I run out. I may have to use three of them. Hopefully if there are any males they wont be in the fabric pots.
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It's good to transplant if your growing photo period plants which I believe you are here but if u ever do autos it's better to go right in there final size pot right from the beginning 💚🌱
 
#23
To help with drainage poke holes in your plastic grow bags that way your roots get a lil more air then those style bags allow fabric is much better because the roots and soil can breath...what kind of soil are you in?
 
#24
Madbud said:
That droop is either over or under watered, are they super light or heavy?
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Pic was taken at night so they dropped. In sunlight they are upright.

Thanks for the advise Jaykush. These are regar seeds. But because of 12 hours sunlight year round. They flower once mature.

It's in 50/50 Coco/Perlite.
I have the fabric pots to transplant into but weekend I will. As I am having workers through the house I dont want to make a bigger footprint by uppotting now.
By weekend I will. Just one more worker to come in next two weeks after this week. But I cant wait that long. So weekend.
 

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Update.

Ended up with 9 out of 11 females
2 males were chopped
One looks like I overfeeding so I used tea and will water after ot dries out.
I make sure the pot is totally dry before feeding. Every two days.

They stretched a bit.
One over 6 ft tall with pot
 

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#26
and as you can see from the pics I set up my grow room.
1 1000 watt hps
12000 btu ac
All plants in 3 gallon fabric pots.
1 in a 5 gallon.
Purchased 10 3 gallon and had 11 plants initially.

I am hoping to upgrade to two lights after these are finished.
Locating new seeds for the next grow.
 
#27
So I got a hermie. But 8 females out of 11 plants is pretty good in my book.

Raised the light a little as two plants are around 7 ft tall now.

One plant looks like I'm feeding too much so I've been giving her straight water hoping this will help. I flush her woth a few gallons and then continued watering every two days. Whenever the pot feels light.
I also did a little defoliation.
Pics to follow later
 
#28
Girls going good so far. Seems to be a long flowering period.

Its a jungle now. Ordered yoyos to keep the plants standing as they falling over now
 

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