How Big?

[Stride]

Just how big should an outdoor plant be if its almost a month old? If its smaller than it should be or it had stunted growth is that gonna be a problem?

 

[heathaa]

it depends on strain and enronment.. at a month old you should be at around 8 to 14 inches depending on everything to consider

 

[LVTDY]

Size generally equates to yield, not usually potency. Small or not, take care of it and you'll get a whole bunch of bud for free care of The Sun.

Keep in mind that if it's stunted, something is causing it. Do your best to figure out what the problem is.

 

[Stride]

it depends on strain and enronment.. at a month old you should be at around 8 to 14 inches depending on everything to consider

Really because I have 4 plants that are 25 days old and they are only 3-3.5 inches

Size generally equates to yield, not usually potency. Small or not, take care of it and you'll get a whole bunch of bud for free care of The Sun.

Keep in mind that if it's stunted, something is causing it. Do your best to figure out what the problem is.

At first when I first planted them in party cups they were in Scotts Topsoil and this literally suffocated their roots. They were stunted. But at 2 weeks of age I transferred them to FFOF with Perlite and they started growing better. So is the fact that they were stunted gonna hurt them?

 

[amrcngror]

Really because I have 4 plants that are 25 days old and they are only 3-3.5 inches



At first when I first planted them in party cups they were in Scotts Topsoil and this literally suffocated their roots. They were stunted. But at 2 weeks of age I transferred them to FFOF with Perlite and they started growing better. So is the fact that they were stunted gonna hurt them?

It shouldnt, they should bounce back within a week or so as long as they are still green and alive lol

 

[Stride]

Yeah they are still green and growing so I guess im good? I still have all of july and half of august to veg. Im growing outdoors.