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NemoNemesia

NemoNemesia

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Im not sure when to transplant these into new pots. So I notices the leaves are getting pretty big and going over the edges. Do I just leave it or would it hurt to but it in like a 5 gallon bucket? OR when should I do that and what do I need to do right now lol. Thanks guys! I really appreciate the help here!


ALSO is there anything I do to make it taller, or is that just how its going to grow?
It was planted on 12*18*16!!!
 

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Antgotaclue

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Depends what light u using I'd say use the hand test if it's to hot for ya hand it's to hot for the plant
 
NemoNemesia

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For flowering do you change the lights? How long do you keep it on veg?
This plant is roughly 2 days shy of being a month old.
 
greasemonkeymann

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NemoNemesia said:
I think im going to replant her! Seems to be a VERY happy plant lol.
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personally i'd wait another ten days or so, being that young the root system won't be thorough enough to keep it intact during transplant, which leads to root/transplant shock
you want them to have a more established root system or the soil will fall apart when transplanting
that plant is WAY off from being rootbound, you could grow another month or so without that being an issue
i'd also pinch that new set of leaves as well, get yourself two colas instead of one...
but that plant ain't ready for 5 gallons at all..
you could.. but I wouldn't, you won't get nearly the root density you want
 
Antgotaclue

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Well the ones I've got in flower now they was in two month but I topped and lsted them and the ones I've got in now are six weeks old trying to put a pic of them on and ye this run I'm using 600w hps bulb
 
NemoNemesia

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greasemonkeymann said:
personally i'd wait another ten days or so, being that young the root system won't be thorough enough to keep it intact during transplant, which leads to root/transplant shock
you want them to have a more established root system or the soil will fall apart when transplanting
that plant is WAY off from being rootbound, you could grow another month or so without that being an issue
i'd also pinch that new set of leaves as well, get yourself two colas instead of one...
but that plant ain't ready for 5 gallons at all..
you could.. but I wouldn't, you won't get nearly the root density you want
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Pinch new set of leaves? What does that mean?
 
greasemonkeymann

greasemonkeymann

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NemoNemesia said:
For flowering do you change the lights? How long do you keep it on veg?
This plant is roughly 2 days shy of being a month old.
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all that is predicated on your setup, training technique, and desired results
some change lights at flowering, some don't
how long you vege for is all determined but how many plants, space, time, and setup
 
greasemonkeymann

greasemonkeymann

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Antgotaclue said:
Them pots only look small tho
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no I get ya man, but not for that size/age of plant, I've personally grown plants twice the size in those size of pots, organically no less (organics like more room than chelated grows)
NemoNemesia said:
Pinch new set of leaves? What does that mean?
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means to take off that top two leaves, it will make the plant grow two colas instead of one, do it twice and you make 4 colas, three times for 6... etc, etc.
you can train a plant to have many colas, but it requires more vege time, and a training technique, trellis, cage, etc
also takes up a LOT more room too
 
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