danjac82
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The plants pictured in the solo cup are much too big in the cup and if you don’t see a problem with that then you’re an asshole. Period
I need help from a true growing genius
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danjac82
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Says the 6 year old girl who grows start to finish in a solo cup. Thinking you should go back to playing with your barbies..princess
danjac82
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My typing is actually much better than yours. Go learn the proper use of commas. Actually, just go back to undressing your barbies.
relax? lol. So asking you to explain your statement, to you, is me getting worked up? You make zero sense, it's why i was curious where you heard such a myth, guess your answer explained it lol.
Killhunter
Member
Honestly ones gotta give the guy advice versus acting like 10 year olds. Truthfully man I've contracted viruses in some of my older strains but they still grow out just fine with proper attention.(transplant when needed, more foliar feeds, etc) because the plant itself is weaker. My yields haven't suffered more than 10% even with it. As far as the bugs go, yeah just stay proactive in killing them and ipm measures. But in my honest opinion, you shouldn't have to give up your favorite strain if you dont want to.
Killhunter
Member
But they definitely look root bound, and it looks/sounds like they have a virus
boilingoil
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Then tell us how big a plant you can grow in a 4" Grodan cube ?
I'd agree with bugs or pathogens/virus.Some thing up with your water possibly maybe.
It's not the cups lmao.
As for those stating about rootbound(look at his pic there aren't any roots like he mentioned)and to small a container have obviously never used coco.I've had the same size shit in solos and done it that way for years in coco and things work out fine.That's one of the advantages of coco,being able to use a smaller pot.I've pulled 3+zip plants in 1 gl containers with coco....it's nothing new,nothing special.Those that are familiar with coco know these things.
Hope ya can get things sorted out trollsmasher.
It's not the cups lmao.
As for those stating about rootbound(look at his pic there aren't any roots like he mentioned)and to small a container have obviously never used coco.I've had the same size shit in solos and done it that way for years in coco and things work out fine.That's one of the advantages of coco,being able to use a smaller pot.I've pulled 3+zip plants in 1 gl containers with coco....it's nothing new,nothing special.Those that are familiar with coco know these things.
Hope ya can get things sorted out trollsmasher.
danjac82
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Probably a plant half the size of a plant you’d keep in same cube looking all worn out and sick
boilingoil
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Probably is not an answer it's a guess.
trollsmasher
Member
You guys are funny and clearly didn't read through the posts. I have been transplanting to larger pots much earlier and having the same problem. I've been getting nearly 1.5gs per watt until this problem began doing exactly what I'm doing now.
3rd Monkey
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It's bugs.
3rd Monkey
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They are removing turgidity in your plant and that's why it's limp and your roots aren't putting on any mass.
Get DE.
Get DE.
boilingoil
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Or as stated a pathogen or virus transmitted by them.