3 weeks old and stopped growing...please help

awry

awry

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imo just potting soil.... with no nutes

that shit can be added later, just a bigger pot with soil should work..
 
SunnyD

SunnyD

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i use mg organic soil..... i also mix it with mushroom compost, worm castings and vermiculite
 
ROCafellaheads

ROCafellaheads

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I transplanted yesterday into a soiless mix in 3 gallon containers w/ proper drainage. The plants are not dying, still yellowing and brown on tips. The growth has slowed to a crawl this past week. Any suggestions? Thanks for the great help.
 
SunnyD

SunnyD

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Its only been a day....give it atleast a week....within a week mine has tripled in size...I have them on a 24/0 schedule.
 
Baz

Baz

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Hey, after looking at the pics they did'nt really need transplanting but n/m jobs done now so you wont have to do it further on, what u watering them and how often?
 
Little Tommy

Little Tommy

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I have been using peat pots for about a year now. I love them. I do not grow from seed, however roots are roots. The beauty of the peat pot is you do not have to remove the plant from the peat pot. You plant the whole peat pot into the new container. The peat pot needs to be moist in order for the roots to break through the bottom & side walls of the pot. Also, most peat pots have a small circle on the bottom that is supposed to be for drainage. Very often, the machine making the peat pot does not completely remove the circle and you get no drainage. The first thing I do is use a pencil to finish breaking out the circle in the bottom of the pot and most often that is where I spy my roots after cloning. I hope this helps.
 
Little Tommy

Little Tommy

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I have been using peat pots for about a year now. I love them. I do not grow from seed, however roots are roots. The beauty of the peat pot is you do not have to remove the plant from the peat pot. You plant the whole peat pot into the new container. The peat pot needs to be moist in order for the roots to break through the bottom & side walls of the pot. Also, most peat pots have a small circle on the bottom that is supposed to be for drainage. Very often, the machine making the peat pot does not completely remove the circle and you get no drainage. The first thing I do is use a pencil to finish breaking out the circle in the bottom of the pot and most often that is where I spy my roots after cloning. I hope this helps.
 
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spiro42o

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been thinking about ordering Flora grow, Flora Bloom, and Flora Micro for these plants. All made by general hydroponics. What is everyones take on these products? I wanna make sure we get the proper nutrients.
 
Baz

Baz

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hEY MAN I DON'T KNOW WHAT WENT WRONG BUT THEY SHOULD BE LOOKING SOMETHING LIKE THIS AT 3 WEEKS, THINK I TOOK THIS PICTYRE WHEN THEY WERE NEARLY 3 WEEKS
 
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bengrowin

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ROC did you germinate and then plant? Is the three weeks from seed in soil or germinated seed in soil? It looks to me that you didn't germinate first and that the three weeks you're talking about was partially the seed cracking where as baz germinated and thats the diff? Let me no if you germinated first
 
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