is my plant changing colors? or is it burning from my light?
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bluntking420
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post a pic?
Igotdialup
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we cant tell just by your words, you basically need a camera to get help man..
People can get macro shots of trichomes, its definatley not too small. And if its at the tips then who knows, could be nute burn or some sort of deficiency starting. We dont even know your light setup, temps, humidity, soils, nothing. fill us in
People can get macro shots of trichomes, its definatley not too small. And if its at the tips then who knows, could be nute burn or some sort of deficiency starting. We dont even know your light setup, temps, humidity, soils, nothing. fill us in
Stoney McFried
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DAMN! Stretched as hell!What kind of light are you using? How close is it?
SenorSanteria
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Id snip that one and try again. You need either MORE light, or to get your current light MUCH CLOSER.
That plant is probably too stretched to be worth growing, sorry bud.
That plant is probably too stretched to be worth growing, sorry bud.
yuri orlov
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damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
doogleef
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I think that one a loss man. It will not stand up with any weight on it. Try again, my friend. Sorry.
Stoney McFried
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WHat kind of light? And I've heard of folks burying the plant's stem, up to the bottom set of leaves, and it will become part of the root system.You could give it a try.
waterCooled
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yea dude, give it more light, but it will be fine! What I did was just bury it deeper, the stem will grow roots when its below ground... you can do this until 4 or 5 weeks old and I've had it work fine.
Stoney McFried
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Just one light?I'd say, go ahead, bury the stem,and move that light in about 3 inches over the top.Give it more lights after about a week or so.I'm no expert, but this is pretty basic knowledge.When growing with cfls, expect it to take longer.As it grows, try to place more cfls all around it.You'll need a lot.Good luck.
Bearhosh
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Woah... what about rot? I understand that packing soil too high around the stem causes stem rot when you transplant... I guess that's just for transplanting, maybe?
