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Gentlemencorpse
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They look nice and healthy. What is that second pic in though? Looks like it's kinda deep in the container.
growinup420
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5 gal bucket.
MrToad69
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Looks good..
Not sure if light Is influencing 2nd photo? Is it lighter in color? If so, you can bump nitrogen up just a touch for a couple of feedings...However, once you flip to flowering you will want to cut right back on nitrogen...you want the plant producing nice big buds not a big leafy xmas tree..( if you see leaves on plant in general losing they're green hue early in flowering you can give a "VERY light does of nitrogen" to maintain health...but in general prefer not to have to give any nitrogen during flowering..should have enough in soil.
Good luck
Not sure if light Is influencing 2nd photo? Is it lighter in color? If so, you can bump nitrogen up just a touch for a couple of feedings...However, once you flip to flowering you will want to cut right back on nitrogen...you want the plant producing nice big buds not a big leafy xmas tree..( if you see leaves on plant in general losing they're green hue early in flowering you can give a "VERY light does of nitrogen" to maintain health...but in general prefer not to have to give any nitrogen during flowering..should have enough in soil.
Good luck
Truthsurge
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^^^^ , the second one looks a little hungry
growinup420
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growinup420
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Are you meaning more Water or nutrients?
Truthsurge
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Some more nutrients, when you first start you should start at 1/4 of what it tells you on the feed and then bump it up a bit every week... i myself (in coco) start at 1/8th the strengh at young seedlings, once a full 5 or 7 fingered fan leaf is grown i move up to 1/4 the strengh, then a couple of drops extra a week until im about 1/2 of what the feed tells me to do, basically you keep bumping it up slowly until the plant tells you what is too much.. dark green, clawing, burnt tips etc, then bring it down a little bit to find the "sweet spot"
growinup420
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Yes I believe I was over watering at first but put a stop to that. Thanks hopefully they will stay healthy. Also I topped the 2nd pic 2 nights ago. Was that to early or ok. I read to top after 5th node
Gentlemencorpse
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It's also just too deep in that bucket. Your reducing it's access to light and air flow, which isn't ideal.
