superweed420

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Pictures of my girls lost 1.. It stopped growing after 4 days so pulled it after 4 weeks of nothing. ...they behind

 

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SensimilliaSmurda

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Wow. I am very inspired. Im doing my first grow using ffof and in spite of all the research ive done, feel like such a noob still. Im about to transplant to 3 gallon pots and came here for advice on watering after transplant. Heres where they are right now:

 

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They look ok, maybe a little overwatered but now they’ll come out of the cups easier.

 

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jipp said:

the new growth seems fine to me.. you?
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grabbed a random plemon plant.

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That looks great brother!

 

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GT21 said:

Every time you up pot you just give it water for a few weeks...SOIL... NOT COCO... some plants dont like hot soil or maybe needs a different ph

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superweed420 said:

fox farm

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Which fox farm? The type can make a pretty big difference as they have different nutrient combinations to aid certain desired types of growth.

 

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Look good for a noob. The research has paid off . My trick for transplanting is to let my plants get sorta’ dry but not to the point where all of the soil is hard and carefully take out of cup leaving all the soil on the roots that didn’t fall off. Make a hole in new pot and water with “great white”(mycorrhizae a beneficial bacteria) if u have any teaspoon/gal of ph’d water aprox 6.2. The roots love the new wet soil full of “ good bugs”

 

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Heres an update. Transplanted into 3 gallons the day after that post and fed them water first. I waited until that dried up, hit them with nutes and within 24 hrs they exploded. I made a quick time lapse video showing seed to veg. I also just got a CO2 slow dispersion bucket to hang above, so we’ll see how that helps
Grow part 1

 

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Nice video! Love the time lapse. I’m liking the look after transplant(healthy)! I always have 1 or 2 co2 bags/jugs in each tent but they take 1-2 weeks to really get producing gas. The other product I swear by is Great White (mycorrhiza) but when transplanting I don’t give nutes just great white and ph’d 6.2 water unless ur using coco then u might add a tiny bit. Only other tip is I usually turn lights down to 50% or I’ll transplant just befor lights turn off for night cycle. Great work though.