Can i bury my long stretched stems?

When i first started growing i had no idea what i was doing, and the stems stretched about 9" and all the leaves fell off. I was wondering if i could bury them down to there oldest nod and then start 12/12 light schedule

Funny, I just saw a sticky on one of these forums discussing the same thing... Even had a subject line that would appear to be a direct answer to your subject line.

Yes you can, in exchange where the bare part of the plant is that is buried it will grow more roots.

holey snikeys dude translant them things in a bigger pot all the way up to the lowest leaves and you will be fine. leaves are dropping due to roots being seen in those clear dixie cups. lights on roots bad.. bigger pot bigger roots bigger plant bigger buds.. see the theme here.. so on that note get off the computer and go transplant them girl NOW. not later NOW.. i want to see pics of them kids in a BIGGER pot or i will call social services on you for the for neglecting them kids..lmao seriously go transplant them and they will grow to be a big beautiful plant and hell you might even get them to bud.. oh and if you have a light put the light a lot closer. serious go transplant them

you can do it!

said bobby bouche

I agree...bury them or you'll have to install a kick stand very soon

I need to buy some pots and dirt tomorrow, just ran out on my tomatoes.

sure you can, prolly a waste of soil to bury the whole things, those babies stretched like they were doing yoga.
i would bury em like 75%

Also is there anyway that i could just put three in a 10 gallon. I know it's suppose to be 5 gallons at the least but ima put these through flowering right away