is this to crowded?

Mr. StankyFingas

Mr. StankyFingas

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Unless you're starting them out on 12/12 so they bud ASAP. Otherwise they are gonna get way to bushy and shade eachother from recieving propper light.
 
HootnHolla4me

HootnHolla4me

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YES. lol That's way too crowded. You should only have one plant per pot. The roots will not have enough room and the light will not make it past all of the branches. It's too bad you've got to pull out a perfectly good sprouted plant though. Maybe you could take the dirt around it too, so you can replant it.
 
SunnyDaze

SunnyDaze

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your dirt looks dry. You will need more space, but you are off to a good start. How big are you looking to grow? What strain is it?
 
paintballin70

paintballin70

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The seeds are from a bag of some really red bc bud i got from a local. It was good danks but a little seedy which i thought was odd. Im going to lst this grow so i get some big tops and all the under sites get good light. i only want 2-3 foot plants tho so when should i flop to 12/12. thanks
 
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guitarabuser

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You could let them grow out a little, pick the best in each cup and kill the rest.
 
HootnHolla4me

HootnHolla4me

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paintballin70 said:
The seeds are from a bag of some really red bc bud i got from a local. It was good danks but a little seedy which i thought was odd. Im going to lst this grow so i get some big tops and all the under sites get good light. i only want 2-3 foot plants tho so when should i flop to 12/12. thanks
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If the bud was still good when it was seedy, imagine how good it's going to be without all those seeds! (since the thc content of females decreases when fertilized)
 
Kdoe420

Kdoe420

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there are 3 Sensi Skunk in the one pot, 2 are the same size which is over a foot tall... while 1 stayed short... I did what you did and had them in the 1 pot but the roots got tangled so I just left them together... I think if you keep switching to bigger pots and giving them what they need they will be fine... as for leaves shading out other leaves, you can simply tie the plants down so they grow away from each other... i dunno its just a thought I had and its what i am attempting to do.. keep in mind i'm a newbie to don't go on what I say!!
 

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DoeEyed

DoeEyed

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You're better off putting them all into their own pot. On a side note, really good weed full of seed is frequently an accidental pollination, and often because of a hermie - so keep an eye on your own plants for pollen sacks. If they are mostly female, you can grow them out anyway, and still get good bud, you'll just have to be more dilligent.
 
paintballin70

paintballin70

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ok im gonna move them to there own cups today and im improving the bin their in from a polyprene shopping bag to a recyclying bin lol. Now if i want them to be full flowered at 3 foot when should i start flowering at the 4th or 5th set of leaves? im going to be doing LST but i would like to have my first set of buds before 9 weeks.
 
paintballin70

paintballin70

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thanks alot doeEyed. i transplanted and put them in their new box i got pictures posted up in my sig and my plants are getting their second set of leaves. can i start LST when their as small as their second set of leaves :?:
 
DoeEyed

DoeEyed

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I would wait until they reach four or five nodes, to do any kind of training/topping. No worries, they'll still be very pliable at that size.
 
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dodobird

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wait till they around 12" tall then switch to 12/12, but u definately have to get them into separate pots my friend. good luck buddy..lookin' good so far though.
 
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