Husseinps
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She will be root bound soon but don't transplant while flowering it is not clear on my tiny mobile screenHey , I think i just let them this way , I dont want them too tall
Outdoor Grow 2014
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Didi94
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I won't transplant them I will grow them in this pots until harvest !
Husseinps
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My plants are in similar pot size also outdoor but i'm puzzled and can't take a decision to transplant to soil or keep in pots.I won't transplant them I will grow them in this pots until harvest !
I wish we get an expert advice about root bound plants problems. Maybe root rot? Just saying
Didi94
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Root rot will only occur if you have way too much moisture in your pots , I recommend you to let the soil dry out a lil bit until you water again , in my case I won´t put them in soil because the spot is far away from my house , in your case if you have the plants close to your house or a water source I would dig some holes , add some good soil and plant them in the ground , in this case rootbound and root rot wouldnt be any issue in your climate.
Growing101
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i think the pots are too small for an outdoor op, that is just my opinion...
PurpleZombie
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it looks like your using all seeds? the ones that are in bud i would toss(my opinion) and start new seeds or get some clones you will probally get more yield this way. and it also looks like your in 20 gallon pots or 10? doesnt matter as long as you have a good feeding. what do you plan on giving them? did you use fem seeds? did you sex the seeds yourself?
Didi94
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I know , I should be using 20 gallons +, maybe next year
peace
Didi94
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They are all from fem. seeds , in 10 gallon pots , by now im using 6-5-5 + organic root booster once a week , when they begin start flowering I'll give them Rock Resinator nutrients which is 0-7-8 .By now only one plant is flowering its the hawaiian snow from greenhouse seeds . Im just gonna let nature do her thing maybe it will re-veg and flower normally then
PurpleZombie
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it should re-veg but takes ussaully 3 weeks to come out of bud and back into veg and were i live its 3 month veg. and i would watch those fems make sure they dont get stressed they can herm easy i think.
Didi94
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Yeah dont worry it still got enough time to reveg , they get almost no stress at that spot , however today was a shitty day , it hailed and it is raining as fuck , I haven´t see them yet I hope everything is fine , peace out
Husseinps
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Looks like ur in italy to me
Didi94
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Nope
Didi94
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There are no pest on the plants so far , if they show up they will get the right treatment .Hey, how are you considering pest control?
Looking good so far. Day length is still increasing, u will have them vegging back
The damage on the leaves came from the hail couple weeks ago . The one plant that is flowering already stopped to produce bud that means it realized that days are getting longer so it will strech again soon
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Husseinps
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I hope all works well. What i did i spray the whole area with chemical pesticides as early as possible. That i wouldnt be able to do once the plants start to flower.
Goodluck mate
passthat2me
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That one may be an auto to be flowering so early...looks like insects are going to REALLY be an issue.....good luck, at least the shade of green is ok...for now...
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Didi94
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It's not an auto flowering strain its a sativa (Hawaiian Snow from Greenhouse Seeds) , and why do you think insects gonna be a problem?
passthat2me
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Holes in fan leaves, yellow dotted fan leaves(usually a sure sign of spider mites) and the surrounding area...it simply doesn't look clean...and seed companies aren't flawless...one seed mixed in an order is highly possible, if it's recieving the same sun as the rest and the only one that far into flowering, it can't be too much else!