We good?

[Iheartoregon]

My plant looks real healthy. But it’s just starting to grow so much, so thick. Is this okay? Everything look alright here? Thanks in advance!

 

[HydroKid239]

If it’s growing fast & everything is green, you’re doing pretty well. Keep it up.

edit: you can train the branches out & secure them to the pot to open up better air flow if it gets too thick in the middle.

 

[Iheartoregon]

If it’s growing fast & everything is green, you’re doing pretty well. Keep it up.

edit: you can train the branches out & secure them to the pot to open up better air flow if it gets too thick in the middle.

Yeah I tried to do that at the very start. Maybe I should keep spreading it out haha.

 

[Fishmon]

I'm raising a gorilla glue for a friend that had more plants than tent. Looks very similar to your pics. Broad ginormous fan leaves. Looks good.

 

[xtsho]

Nice looking plant. Did you get it as a clone?

 

[Iheartoregon]

Nice looking plant. Did you get it as a clone?

Thanks! Yeah I got it as a clone. I put it outside like halfway through may, thinking that’s when I put it out last year, but I did it an entire month earlier haha. So I was a bit worried. But yeah now it’s doing really well and getting pretty healthy. Not sure who/if anyone will see this, but I’ll ask here and have a look around while I wait for a reply….is it bad if the new leaves that form only have like three points (not sure of the technical term) or four? Usually I remembered them typically being an odd number and more like 5-7 or maybe 9. Some also are all bent and curvy. But nice and green looking. Could that be from heat stress possibly? We just had a couple random days between 90-100. That’s the only thing I can come up with

thanks everyone for chiming in, I appreciate it!

 

[Iheartoregon]

Thanks! Yeah I got it as a clone. I put it outside like halfway through may, thinking that’s when I put it out last year, but I did it an entire month earlier haha. So I was a bit worried. But yeah now it’s doing really well and getting pretty healthy. Not sure who/if anyone will see this, but I’ll ask here and have a look around while I wait for a reply….is it bad if the new leaves that form only have like three points (not sure of the technical term) or four? Usually I remembered them typically being an odd number and more like 5-7 or maybe 9. Some also are all bent and curvy. But nice and green looking. Could that be from heat stress possibly? We just had a couple random days between 90-100. That’s the only thing I can come up with

thanks everyone for chiming in, I appreciate it!

Oh! I forgot to mention, this is gelato 41….anyone have any experience with that strain? Or can you point me anywhere? Especially for outdoor! Thanks either way!

 

[xtsho]

Thanks! Yeah I got it as a clone. I put it outside like halfway through may, thinking that’s when I put it out last year, but I did it an entire month earlier haha. So I was a bit worried. But yeah now it’s doing really well and getting pretty healthy. Not sure who/if anyone will see this, but I’ll ask here and have a look around while I wait for a reply….is it bad if the new leaves that form only have like three points (not sure of the technical term) or four? Usually I remembered them typically being an odd number and more like 5-7 or maybe 9. Some also are all bent and curvy. But nice and green looking. Could that be from heat stress possibly? We just had a couple random days between 90-100. That’s the only thing I can come up with

thanks everyone for chiming in, I appreciate it!

It looks like it was taken after the mother plant had started to flower which is why it's has such prolific branching. That's what is referred to as monster cropping.

 

[Iheartoregon]

It looks like it was taken after the mother plant had started to flower which is why it's has such prolific branching. That's what is referred to as monster cropping.

Will it still be alright? Is there anything different when it’s done this way, or can I still treat it like a “regular” plant? Should I start thinning things out, or just let it go nuts until it starts to flower? I’d rather just have like 5-6 big colas than a bunch of tiny buds all over the place….think I’ll be okay? By the way, I really appreciate your input! Thanks!

 

[xtsho]

Will it still be alright? Is there anything different when it’s done this way, or can I still treat it like a “regular” plant? Should I start thinning things out, or just let it go nuts until it starts to flower? I’d rather just have like 5-6 big colas than a bunch of tiny buds all over the place….think I’ll be okay? By the way, I really appreciate your input! Thanks!

It's fine. How you trim it up if you do is a matter of preference.