13 Day old seedling under CFL. What do you guys think?

GTRlover

GTRlover

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Yeah i would agree. I watered her yesterday, would it be a good idea to let her dry out a few more days, or should i give her a nice flush tonight?
 
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skunkylady56

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Everytime I over fertilize I flush, only because it can take up to a week before the actual damage is visible. Water flush will remove any extra salt as well as nutes :)
 
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Hyperterminal

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Hey Gtr good to see you got the thread back up hopefully the girl is back to health soon, day 15 for my babies will post tomorrow some pics and update.


HyPer.....
 
GTRlover

GTRlover

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Hyperterminal said:
Hey Gtr good to see you got the thread back up hopefully the girl is back to health soon, day 15 for my babies will post tomorrow some pics and update.


HyPer.....
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Thanks man, i cant wait to check em out. Not sure if i want to get another journal going or not.. After that shit with the info not being backed up correctly. I could see it happening again... Still debating!
 
fir3dragon

fir3dragon

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GTRlover said:
Ah sorry thought u said it looks like it is flowering! Its a bit small for flowering isnt it? lol
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no mine were about that size are they are prolly 2 ft tall now and they are just passing 1 month into flowering with a 400w hps.

it looks big in the pics, measure it..
 
GTRlover

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Hello Wise Dobby, sorry about your unfortunate death... Anyways, I would completely agree, however considering i am transfering them outdoors into 3 Gallon pots in a few weeks, i think i'll hold off. I am a little jam packed inside the grow space as of now, and would have to create an entire new setup to give them bigger pots. Height, however, isn't too much of an issue. I could nig-rig the cups i currently have and make them taller, but it would take some time. I will consider how i could do that with the resources i have. As for the grow, if you guys want more visual, i set this up: https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/514112-my-first-outdoor-guerilla-grow.html , I had 2 nice journals going until the forum "attack", so i'm not AS motivated as i was before with daily text updates and pictures.
 
GTRlover

GTRlover

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fir3dragon said:
no mine were about that size are they are prolly 2 ft tall now and they are just passing 1 month into flowering with a 400w hps.

it looks big in the pics, measure it..
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She is 4.5" wide from the furthest leaf tip to furthest leaf tip. Definetly getting pretty bushy!
 
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rootcap

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looking nice, but try not to fert. too much.
try to check up you PH and not to use too much ferts for the first 3 weeks.

Overall, looking good.
 
GTRlover

GTRlover

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rootcap said:
looking nice, but try not to fert. too much.
try to check up you PH and not to use too much ferts for the first 3 weeks.

Overall, looking good.
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Thanks man. I've been looking at lots of pictures. These guys are super rich green. I guess they have a lot of nutes in the soil already so i will wait until they start to lose some color
 
LaudanumRx

LaudanumRx

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GTRlover said:
Ah sorry thought u said it looks like it is flowering! Its a bit small for flowering isnt it? lol
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The bigger the plant doesn't mean the more weight you'll get, necessarily. My biggest battle with friends is to teach them to pop plants earlier and avoid having 3/4 of a plant that isn't getting any light coupled with over-crowding, lack of air-flow, wispy buds, etc.

Sooooooo, I think that so long as your plant has shown signs of sex and you have enough plants to eventually fill the space once they're in full bloom, then it's never too early to flip. Keep in mind they'll double or triple in size while in bloom.
 
GTRlover

GTRlover

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LaudanumRx said:
The bigger the plant doesn't mean the more weight you'll get, necessarily. My biggest battle with friends is to teach them to pop plants earlier and avoid having 3/4 of a plant that isn't getting any light coupled with over-crowding, lack of air-flow, wispy buds, etc.

Sooooooo, I think that so long as your plant has shown signs of sex and you have enough plants to eventually fill the space once they're in full bloom, then it's never too early to flip. Keep in mind they'll double or triple in size while in bloom.
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I should have mentioned... My plants are going to be veging outdoors when they are big enough. I have a grow site, and the holes are done being dug, they are 3x3x3 ft holes. I plan on growing monsters, so i don't think i will be flipping to 12-12 indoors
 
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