Organic Grow , Need flower dry amendments

[jaquanjones7]

doing my first indoor grow , I have vegged Apple cup from square one genetics for about 8 weeks however my training wasn’t the best , they’re all tall but they have lots of tops from multiple toppings , any advice on flowering amendments ? I wish I could repot because I see roots when I water I’m in 5 gallon pots .

 

[jaquanjones7]

First ORGANIC grow***

 

[ilovereggae]

doing my first indoor grow , I have vegged Apple cup from square one genetics for about 8 weeks however my training wasn’t the best , they’re all tall but they have lots of tops from multiple toppings , any advice on flowering amendments ? I wish I could repot because I see roots when I water I’m in 5 gallon pots .

assuming you are using soil, cover the exposed roots with earthworm castings and water in. will give the soil a shot of fresh goodness and the plants will respond happily.

 

[jaquanjones7]

assuming you are using soil, covet the exposed roots with earthworm castings and water in. will give the soil a shot of fresh goodness and the plants will respond happily.

Soil is correct, will do , for some that will work , as for 2 of them I believe they are a bit more filled up to the brim of the pots wish I had a picture on hand of the bases of the plants

 

[Northwood]

I wish I could repot because I see roots when I water I’m in 5 gallon pots .

I wouldn't worry about surface roots. If I uncover my mulch I see surface roots over every square inch of soil in only a few weeks of veg with 4 plants - in a 150 gallon pot! Those surface feeder roots are really common with organic methods, especially if you're top dressing and keep the upper soil horizon moist. It's where the most goodness is. And cannabis roots can grow faster than the upper part, especially in early growth stages.

I wouldn't cover them up with more soil, just mulch so that those roots still receive the oxygen they crave (that's why they like it there) and stable moisture level is retained in your top soil horizon. You know what happens when you dump a bunch of top soil around an existing tree right? It dies. Trees have these too.