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It's good to know I'm thinking the right way as far as what to keep. I tried to upload a video but it was too large and it was only like 12 seconds. I figure a video is always a better way to gauge what anything really looks like.
im going with make room for all threeHaha!! Aquaman you crack me up! Haha. I agree by the way...
Why u only keepin 2I think they all look pretty good but I can only keep two. I'm thinking it number two and number three but I need you guys and your expertise for direction
im going with make room for all three
Every time I come to this forum I get inspired. At my age that can be difficult thing to accomplish
Hey you tend to get more yield from 3 plants in a space than just 1.
If they fit the space. ;-)
Oh, one more interesting fact. When I transplanted 8 days ago, that was the last time I watered. Maybe it's the cold, coupled with the deep pots, that keeps them just sipping. But I thought that was notable. I'm sure that will change when the temp changes.
Great point!!!Just keep an eye on ppm when you move. When temp goes up so will metabolism and nutrient uptake. So if they look good now consider reducing ppm of the feed by 25% or so when the temp increases, otherwise the sudden change in uptake could lead to overfeeding.
Well, I was thinking of keeping the two because that's how many I had last time in a 2x4x6 tent and that was a struggle with room. However, after listening to you guys, maybe I'll squeeze in all three.
I probably should have went straight into the 5 gallon pots instead of the 1 gallon in between. Roots are already breaking through the bottom of the pots after 8 days. I could have saved a step.
They're going in 5 gallon pots Tuesday (next day off) and I'm moving them to the 2nd floor. It's just too cold in my basement and hovers between 60f and 71f. I'm thinking I need at least 5 degrees more on both the high and low.
So, I ordered another tent and upstairs it goes. It just seemed easier to add another tent rather than break down the old one. This way I can start my seeds for my veggie garden in late Feb while keeping the girls rolling.
So, anyway, I'm thinking of keeping them all. I figure less topping will help. Plus I got a foot more of headroom with the new tent that will be helpful.
I have no choice to listen to you guys. Y'all have been spot in with everything else, so I'm following suit.
Oh, one more interesting fact. When I transplanted 8 days ago, that was the last time I watered. Maybe it's the cold, coupled with the deep pots, that keeps them just sipping. But I thought that was notable. I'm sure that will change when the temp changes.
So you diverted your attention from these ladies to another huhBeen a while guys. Like nearly 3 weeks! I fell in the deep hole of the underbelly of the internet and the dating scene and have been overwhelmed. Haha!! But these ladies are far more important...
Anyway, it's going pretty good. I just flipped the lights 3 days ago and probably let them veg a little bit too long, but since I have that super tall tent I think I might be okay.
Because I haven't been focused on my girls, I've done very little training. Some super cropping here and there but I have yet to set up the scrog or tie-down anyting. But since there are three I don't think that's going to be a huge problem.
Here's a pic from tonight. The light makes them look much lighter than they really are because when I do some selective defoliation those leaves are deep rich dark green and beautiful. This is an amazing strain and it's smells like full-on clove.
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Happy growing!