Crippykeeper
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First time growing outdoors and my plants have no side branches just upwards growth.
No Side Branching
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SnidleyBluntash
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I think they are less than very healthy. Maybe need more nutrients. Looking a little yellow. You need more N
Unga Bunga
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I wouldn't expect much in the way of future growth from those . They've been neglected too long .
Crippykeeper
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Its my first time Growing outdoors its been raining daily so getting pots dry enough to feed has been a challenge. I appreciate the feed back i started new seeds try this out again.
Crippykeeper
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Odd thing is they never grew any side’s branches in their 2.5 months outside in foxfarm ocean forest.
Budzbuddha
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Early topping would have helped.
Crippykeeper
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You are correct i should have done that.
since i was outside wanted to let them grow out naturally see how their structure was but i should have topped them early on.
Crippykeeper
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This is a Cinderella XX 2 months old from seed.
shes probably 19 inches tall with no side branching. i just find it odd I have not seen plant grow like this indoors.
shes probably 19 inches tall with no side branching. i just find it odd I have not seen plant grow like this indoors.
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MickFoster
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Bend the stem to a 90 degree angle.........this promotes side branch growth.
Mumbeltypeg
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Yep, bend em right down incrementally over a week or so and start feeding them right and you may salvage something
Crippykeeper
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Update if anyone is interested. I gave the plants more nutrients i was under feeding them. I believe ill be able to get some decent smoke out of them. I FMI on most and bent stem on the two lanky ones. Lets see how it goes.
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joesoap2013
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You could still nip the top
1 idea I doubt was is before you repotted them could have been rootbound check and see if there's any roots in the bottom of the pots
1 idea I doubt was is before you repotted them could have been rootbound check and see if there's any roots in the bottom of the pots
Crippykeeper
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There is some roots coming out from the bottom probably to late to repot dont want to stress them out again
budman111
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Probably grown in too a shaded area, surrounding trees do look like 80% direct light blockers
Crippykeeper
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The sun is being blocked by those trees around 6pm they cast shade over the plants. Ill cut them back or move the grow spot once they are done flowering.
Crippykeeper
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This cake crasher just survived Hurricane Helene
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Budzbuddha
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Hurricane Hemp
LewberDewber852
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Gotta love these plants. Good job
Farmer's Hat
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I usually top the plant once it has 8 mature leaves. They always end up nice and busy. Only a few plants (mostly Haze strains) need to be topped multiple times during the grow. Lst helps also.
Your plants are looking good. Nice turn around.
Your plants are looking good. Nice turn around.
Crippykeeper
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Thank you. I will top the next group of girls at the stage you advised ill post pics. I already have to juveniles GG4 and 5 seedling OG 18 up next. I haven’t topped the juveniles yet. Do you suggest it do.
