Looking for some good reputable people to give me some advice on my girls! (First grow)

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dangermonk3

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Hey guys these are my babies. Through the last two months we've been through some good and some bad. As you can see my Bangarang (lower picture; big girl) shes the one whos done the best. Let me know if you see any problems or anything i could be doing better. Thanks Rollit comm
 

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dangermonk3

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no they are Photoperiod. After they were here and growing I started thinking "I probably should have went with auto's". Now when you ask Autos? is that a good thing or a bad thing. Are they small IYO?
The bigger gal has been Lst'd low just because the other two are pretty behind, since the other two gals were topped.
lso if you can tell me why my leaves are this color that'd be the best. They are darker in color maybe calmag? I can't find the answer to why they are "greyer" than when I first started them.
 
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Lordhooha

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dangermonk3 said:
Hey guys these are my babies. Through the last two months we've been through some good and some bad. As you can see my Bangarang (lower picture; big girl) shes the one whos done the best. Let me know if you see any problems or anything i could be doing better. Thanks Rollit comm
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Those are super small for going 2 months. What’s your lighting and environment look like?
 
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xtsho

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dangermonk3 said:
no they are Photoperiod. After they were here and growing I started thinking "I probably should have went with auto's". Now when you ask Autos? is that a good thing or a bad thing. Are they small IYO?
The bigger gal has been Lst'd low just because the other two are pretty behind, since the other two gals were topped.
lso if you can tell me why my leaves are this color that'd be the best. They are darker in color maybe calmag? I can't find the answer to why they are "greyer" than when I first started them.
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It's a good thing you didn't go with auto's because you would have ended up with tiny flowering plants. With photoperiod plants you can still get them bigger before you flower them.
 
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dangermonk3

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okay thanks for the info. These are 1 month I believe. Maybe a month and 1 week. The smaller ones were topped (one at the third node, other at the 4-5th. The bushier one is Lst'd all the way down to the pot, and I am going to go counter clockwise all the way around the pot. or maybe 50% around the pot. (Didn't realize I put a 2, sorry!)
 
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dangermonk3

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Lighting I have one Ts1000 mars in a closet with the reflective walls you can see in the pics for lighting. lights are about 18-20 inches from top of biggest gal.
 
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dangermonk3

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Also I'm thinking about switching to flower around a week from now, Cause me and my brother who just got back from the military, are going on a trip. The friend who will be able to watch them for me is a little... um... I guess bad with remembering times, and I feel Like he would do better with 12/12 light cycle. If i flipped around now is there a chance I would still get about 1-2 ounces per plant.
Note: Temp 27.5c RH:54%
 
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xtsho

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dangermonk3 said:
Also I'm thinking about switching to flower around a week from now, Cause me and my brother who just got back from the military, are going on a trip. The friend who will be able to watch them for me is a little... um... I guess bad with remembering times, and I feel Like he would do better with 12/12 light cycle. If i flipped around now is there a chance I would still get about 1-2 ounces per plant.
Note: Temp 27.5c RH:54%
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What's there to remember? Put the light on a timer. All your friend has to do is water them.
 
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dangermonk3

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Kinda confused with the whole Veg time. I don't have a lack of space like at all. They are only in a closet, till They are a little bigger, then will be switched to my grow tent 4x3 vivosun I'm just a little worried about the trip but if vegging out for more time is the census I'll definitely take yawl's advice You guys have years more experience than I do.
 
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