I wouldn't do it this time, wait until you get this grow done. But you could still trim off half a dozen of the lower branches, this won't hurt the plant and will get rid of those stretched lower branches that would use up more energy and won't produce very much plus if you place the cuttings into a glass of water they should root for you and that will give you some extra plants to play around with.As far as I'm reading, I begin to have more questions. It's late to do the topping? Should I cut the main stem at this state? Saw on forum that most of the users do this when the plants are younger.
They are auto's as well, and I saw that some guys don't recommend this.
But I trust your judgement, as I saw that it works for you. Thanks, by the way.
Hey, how are you doing?Just to be sure that I've got it. For example, on the first node, should I cut the fan leaves and above the second node of the branch? Tried to make a drawing on the plant.
Yes, take your time. You should have complete control over the plants and their environment. Once you do you will find growing like riding a bike.Hello and sorry for the late reply. Well, I trimmed the bottom and they seem oke.
Yes, that looks like an impressive plant, he know what he’s doing. For me, as a begginer, my main plan os to get them trough the whole procces. Had couple of tries and fails.
After these two, I will research more and go for feminised plants, not autos. Seems more challenging
One thing I noticed about your tent grow. You have the setup wrong, IMO. Definitely use the sealed hood, use your blower to suck air through your lights, then use an inline carbon filter, then out the room, if you are worried about smell. (I'm not) By pulling air through the tent vents, then through the open end of your sealed hood, then out, is twofold. 1. You always are pulling fresh fresh air into your tent through the bottom vents. 2. You are always pulling the heat out of your tent through your lights. Much easier to keep 21-26c.It will work without the prefilter 1-2 days, till the air cooled hood will arrive and I'll remake the whole system. Not a big issue, right?
Oh no, "cuttings" go into like a shock when you take them from the main plants and they look like they are wilting, or dying but if youre patient and give them a day they recover and perk up. They don't need much light, just a temperature around 18C to 22C and you should start to see a change in the stems with a week and roots soon after. I use rockwool cubes but I take a lot of cuttings and the cubes just help keep things tidy.Kind of, yes, kept the leaves to train the cats to stop eating them:)).
I did put two branches in water, but they died rapidly, so I abandoned. I'll try again when I'll trim, because I don't have another branch
Quite tried your way, but I have limited space between walls and tent ( it's in a corner of the room) and I cannot make the air circulate better. Basically, the hot air stays near the bottom of the tent. Tried hood - extractor in tent, sucking trough the hood and blowing trough carbon filter, outside the tent. It was a lot of ducting and for me, didn't worked quite well so I've remained with the actual setup. Temps are between 22-25C now. 26C if my colleague plays on his PC.One thing I noticed about your tent grow. You have the setup wrong, IMO. Definitely use the sealed hood, use your blower to suck air through your lights, then use an inline carbon filter, then out the room, if you are worried about smell. (I'm not) By pulling air through the tent vents, then through the open end of your sealed hood, then out, is twofold. 1. You always are pulling fresh fresh air into your tent through the bottom vents. 2. You are always pulling the heat out of your tent through your lights. Much easier to keep 21-26c.
Good luck,
RR1
How much water are you giving them? When do you water them?Please help? Its a sign of over or underwatering?:( Colors are good, but one of them is droopy. The one from the left side looks good, but on the right side, not that good. Some oppinions please?
Today, in the morning, were both fine :(
That seems like a lot of water. I use much smaller containers, 5 1/2 litre pots for the 10 weeks of the plants life.2L at 2-3 days. Those are 18L pots, but they aren't fully covered with soil (another mistake made at the begining). I water them in the same time, usually in the second part of the day, when I take my work brake. Just a normal bottle, with couple of holes.
But it looks like over or underwater? Anyway, I will back up a bit, as you said.
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