Smelly Sticky Fingers
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My royal dwarf sprouted this morning, and I'm wondering, anybody have any experienced tips for increasing yield(Soil grow) for these girls.
Higher yield tips(Royal Dwarf)
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reallybigjesusfreak
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Dial in your environment perfectly, feed it an awesome diet, and love the hell out of them.
Smelly Sticky Fingers
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Do dwarf plants do the strech? If not when should I start flowering nutrition?
reallybigjesusfreak
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Hold on lil homie, tell me some info. Age of plant, environment, what its being fed currently, all that kind of stuff. Photos would help too and then myself and others can assist you better.
MoonDuneBuggy
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Grow in smart pots will be a start. You can transplant later into one. After flipping to 12/12 you still want to use your veg notes until you see more pistils show. Then switch to flower nutes. Make sure your soil has proper drainage.
Smelly Sticky Fingers
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Literally just sprouted yesterday, I would show pics but for some reason I can never upload photos, it just stays loading forever
reallybigjesusfreak
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so what kind of light do you have? tent size? nute line? what are we working with here. I get it just sprouted. What medium are you growing in? soil? hydro? coco?
Smelly Sticky Fingers
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Cheap Soil, 6 100w CFLs and closet grow I'd say it's in about a 28x32 space oh, and fox farm trio.
Smelly Sticky Fingers
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I'm stoned rn its probably a little more space then that also I have two fans one for air flow at the plant one for exhaust.
john wishmyer
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ALL plants stretch
Roger A. Shrubber
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Royal Dwarf is an auto from royal queen seeds. it's Skunk mixed with Rudi.
most autos are light feeders, so don't push the nutes too hard, keep an eye out for tip burn or claw and back off if you see either.
don't switch to bloom nutes till your plant has got more than just a few hairs on it, you want to start seeing little buds before you switch. then the same thing, don't over do it.
if you're using cfls, it's better to have more smaller ones, spread out as much as possible. ten 40 watters will do you better than 5 100s
most autos are light feeders, so don't push the nutes too hard, keep an eye out for tip burn or claw and back off if you see either.
don't switch to bloom nutes till your plant has got more than just a few hairs on it, you want to start seeing little buds before you switch. then the same thing, don't over do it.
if you're using cfls, it's better to have more smaller ones, spread out as much as possible. ten 40 watters will do you better than 5 100s
Smelly Sticky Fingers
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Do these guys commonly sprout with four leaves, or am I just lucky?
Roger A. Shrubber
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MasterOf Arts
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its normal for the colytdens and then very small set of first leaves to have sprouted
Smelly Sticky Fingers
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I think I can't post pics due to poor internet connection, but I'm otw to wifi aws.
Smelly Sticky Fingers
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Or is there any other way like via email?
Smelly Sticky Fingers
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Yes it is the crappy internet, but here.
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reallybigjesusfreak
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Oh mna, that soil looks terrible. When its a little bit older, can you transplant it into something better? Happy frog or Ocean Forest are two popular brands that are easily available.
Roger A. Shrubber
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those look pretty normal, nice development, don't see anything to worry about at the moment
Smelly Sticky Fingers
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There's a lil diatomaceous earth on the top layer for pest. Do you see what I was wondering about tho, how the first set of leaves have two instead of one? Is that something weird like how some people get two roots out one seed?