medicalmaryjane
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My plant has been outside and it's been growing pretty nicely these days.
What do you think? Any tips?
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My plant has been outside and it's been growing pretty nicely these days.
What do you think? Any tips?
medicalmaryjane
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Yes, I know what you mean. What do I do? I just started letting her flower a week or so ago.
I might need a larger pot.
I might need a larger pot.
Bonzing
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1gallon per 1 ft
damn , tranplantation you wanna do that in vegging, but you cant now sinc eyou started flowering right?
if you need a bigger pot , dont mess with the bitch , just do it right now , do it nicely , gently , dont hurt her , transplant her and give her Superthrive (vitamin b-1) its a anti depressent for plants , stops them from going into shock (meaning less stress )
if id be in your shoes thats what id do but ... maybe somebody else has better idea then me
damn , tranplantation you wanna do that in vegging, but you cant now sinc eyou started flowering right?
if you need a bigger pot , dont mess with the bitch , just do it right now , do it nicely , gently , dont hurt her , transplant her and give her Superthrive (vitamin b-1) its a anti depressent for plants , stops them from going into shock (meaning less stress )
if id be in your shoes thats what id do but ... maybe somebody else has better idea then me
medicalmaryjane
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I really don't know what I am doing. I doubt she will make it through a transplant sadly. It's really unfortunately. I guess you shouldnt grow when you dont' know how.
medicalmaryjane
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I did read up a little but I thought my plant was too big. It seems most people start when they are very small.
kbo ca
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Your plant will be fine in the three gallon.. you don't need to transplant again especially if you are in flower.. You also don't need a gallon of substrate per foot of plant height.. Height depends on the genetics... Just because you have a five gallon pot doesn't mean you'll have a five foot plant.. I've grown an eight foot plant in a five gallon.. You need to be careful on this site there are a lot of know nothing clowns on here like this bonzing..
zippythehippy
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if you dont want it getting to tall cant you top her
billcollector99
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Hi medicalmary, you can transplant early in flowering with no ill effects, plants are a lot heartier than you think. She should be fine outside as we still havent hit spring here in socal. You should be able to get a complete flower out of her before the days get to long and she starts to reveg. Vitamin B-1 is a good idea if you do decide to transplant as well as superthrive, however they are not the same thing.
billcollector99
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Bad advice, you ahouldnt top a plant that is already flowering
Same as topping, not really necessary to LST at this point... will do more harm than good.
medicalmaryjane
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I will keep updating. Too bad my camera phone kind of blows...
Does this look normal???
billcollector99
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Looks good to me, she is just getting her pistils in, so you have a ways to go.
The fact that she is already putting out resin so early in to flower is always a good sign
The fact that she is already putting out resin so early in to flower is always a good sign
medicalmaryjane
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I am excited but still worried about replanting 
I do think she needs it... I don't want to hurt her.
Do you know why a lot of the fans only have 3 points? The ones on the bottom had more.
I do think she needs it... I don't want to hurt her.Do you know why a lot of the fans only have 3 points? The ones on the bottom had more.
billcollector99
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i wouldnt worry about transplanting it, she will be fine.I am excited but still worried about replanting
Do you know why a lot of the fans only have 3 points? The ones on the bottom had more.
The 3 fingered leaves could be strain dependent, I have several strains that once they switch to flower they only produce leaves like that. Nothing I would worry about too much.
On second thought, you said she was outside right? is there any chance she is getting light on her at night, or during the dark period??
medicalmaryjane
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Not much light out there are night but there are distant lights from the building behind me. Is that bad?
billcollector99
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Depends, if it is bright enough to shine on the plant, it could cause a problem, but if it is distant enough, and still "dark" where she is at, it should be fine.
medicalmaryjane
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I am not sure if much progress has been made. I did end up trasplanting into approx. a 6 gallon pot. I saw roots coming from the bottom of the 3-gallon. I figure things may be slow because of the abnormal cold but also because of the transpant. I hope growth picks up soon. It hasn't even been a week since transplant.
here's a new pic:
she seems to have handled the transplant well but I don't want to be too hopeful because I've had plants keel over and die when I thought they were stable.
What do you think? Has there been progress?
here's a new pic:
she seems to have handled the transplant well but I don't want to be too hopeful because I've had plants keel over and die when I thought they were stable.
What do you think? Has there been progress?
billcollector99
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I definitely see more pistils coming in, and the budsites seem more filled in. Just give her time How bout an overall picture of her.
How bout an overall picture of her.
medicalmaryjane
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Some of the fan leaves on the bottom really look like crap but i think she's filling out a bit overall.
1. today
2. before replant
3. few weeks ago
1. today
2. before replant
3. few weeks ago