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It can only improve your yield. They root in a couple days it might slow your glowering down a little, but will bounce right back.

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Remember as below so above. Big roots equal big fruits. Plus in bigger pots its hard to over water, over feed etc.

Thats your problem right there. Way to small. Your roots are cooking .thats why the leaves are curling down. Get some 20 or 30 gallon pots quick. Or make them, just grab some old 2x4 and plywood make a 3 or 4 ft box and fill that with soil.

Depends on your pot size,size, Or if your in the ground.. I'm in 200 gallon smart pots 4500 ft elevation high desert. Last week when it was a 100 plus I watered 2 times a day 30 gallons each pot. Once in the morning once in the late afternoon.

I build a 4 ft round cage of 6 inch square hole fencing. As she grows i pull the branches through. Those bottom branches are held sturdy by the cage the first pics are of when I put the girls out at the end of may. The last pic is the plant tonight ,you can see no netting. The cage supports her...

They seem like they could use some shade cloth. Or split your watering into 2 or 3 tines a day. They seem thirsty

Update.

Mine was a huge fire( boot leg fire) 4 miles from my backyard. The smoke that is still here has pushed mine into early flower. About a month early for my elevation.

My girls doing great after the fire we had near me. My wife is 5'5" and no she isn't kneeling. Lol.

I would transplant into larger containers myself. Those are great for indoors, but come flowering time she is going to be root hound and causing all kinds of ph problems and lock out. Just my 2 cents. Here's one of mine in a 200 gallon pot and im thinking 400 gallons next year. They have only...

I do a thinning out right before flowering and then again around week 3.

I would offer to buy it. Here its 30 bucks a pickup load. Can't hurt to ask.

Way way to much Epsom salt. I use 1 teaspoon per gallon of water.

thank Thanks. All organic started indoors put outside in May at 18 inches. Feather meal, PSG and goat poop.

Mine are early. I'm 4500 feet up in the mountains though. So I'm 3 weeks or more early. I usually force mine, this year the bootleg fire caused it

If your using led lights i would look into a magnesium def. I would try adding some cal mag to your feeding schedule. I use Epsom salt 1 teaspoon per gallon of water once a week. Along with feather meal topdressing I make. Keeps those yellow leaves away. Here my outdoor plants

Spraque river oregon here. Right next to the bootleg fire. Ladies looking great. Here's my greenhouse

Looking great.

And this is this morning. Almost a foot in growth height and widtg