[HerShadySelf]

How tall is your ceiling? Untie those bitches, veg em out another month or 2 trim all the bottom fluff.
Like this I haven’t cloned off the bottoms yet though:)View attachment 861286View attachment 861287View attachment 861288

Good looking girls! I just did my first monster crop just for shits and giggles and using the info I get here on the farm as a guide. I am not confident about the veg time though and would really appreciate your insight. I took them 2 weeks in, they are on week 7 and 50 or so of the 60 are back to normal(ish). I didn't get the bud sites off the 10 or so that are weird so I can just shit can those. My question is should I start "official" veg now that growth is normal and veg for 3 weeks then flip? Or do I just flip?
I really appreciate everybody on the farm, yall are seriously awesome!

 

[1diesel1]

Veg then flip:) it’s lookin lively in there! I like it!!

 

[HerShadySelf]

Veg then flip:) it’s lookin lively in there! I like it!!

Got it! I was thinking the same thing but didn't trust my judgement. Thanks again, super appreciate it!

 

[Highkev]

Seem to be bouncing back. De fluffed enuff for now. Was wondering if the wrinkled center on the fan leaves were do to transformation from monster cloned to veg or is it something else?

 

[CaliRooted]

Looking better. When they look like crap back down the lights for awhile until they recover. Future reference

 

[Highkev]

Good looking girls! I just did my first monster crop just for shits and giggles and using the info I get here on the farm as a guide. I am not confident about the veg time though and would really appreciate your insight. I took them 2 weeks in, they are on week 7 and 50 or so of the 60 are back to normal(ish). I didn't get the bud sites off the 10 or so that are weird so I can just shit can those. My question is should I start "official" veg now that growth is normal and veg for 3 weeks then flip? Or do I just flip?
I really appreciate everybody on the farm, yall are seriously awesome!

Looking good. any updated pics?

 

[Highkev]

Should I water? they still feel heavy from first watering since I transplanted to 5 gallon pots. But top inch or so feels dry

Have you given them anything since you transplanted?

just watered with ph balanced ro water

 

[1diesel1]

Your call, if the pot feels light then it’s time. If it’s heavy not so much.

 

[MarkAlan420]

This is a monster cropped blue dream, taken 1 week into flower. Took 3 weeks to root. Transplanted to soil, and a week later. Took 9 total, 5 rooted, 4 still waiting.

 

[Highkev]

I Should have untied. somehow I missed that part of the thread. these I’m going to grow straight and get the fluff off the bottom so I get the buff on the top end

 

[Highkev]

I Should have untied. somehow I missed that part of the thread. these I’m going to grow straight and get the fluff off the bottom so I get the buff on the top endView attachment 862296

 

[HerShadySelf]

Looking good. any updated pics?

Thank you! I will get some pics when the lights come on tonight and post. They appear to be snapping out of it pretty well, even the shitty ones I thought had no hope :-)

 

[HerShadySelf]

Looking good. any updated pics?

Here are some updated pics. I am thinking one more week of veg and I am flipping them. I cant stand waiting anymore! LOL
The pic with just a few in it is the crew I thought would never pull out but the little troopers are starting to come around. I aggressively kept them cleaned up as far as old leaves, suckers, and weird shit. For the most part, majority appreciated it and took off. Kind of excited to get them into flower for sure.

 

[Highkev]

Their coming back they needed a feeding

 

[Jimster]

They look like they could use a good soaking. I use Promix, and with the breathable pots that you are using, the water doesn't stick around for long. With Promix, it's almost impossible to overwater anything, as long as it has drain holes. As long as the soil isn't waterlogged/sopping wet, you shouldn't have any problems. I personally don't transplant, for this reason. I typically plant the popped seed or clone directly into a 5 or 6 gallon bucket, avoiding transplanting altogether.