plants growing stretched and lanky

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xcunnerx

Active Member

• May 25, 2009

• #1

my plants are in full sun and have become quite stretched and continue to do so each day. is their anyway i can stop the stretching?

 

LiEBE420

Well-Known Member

• May 25, 2009

• #2

where are you trying to grow? you say full sun?

I'm growing outdoors too check out my grow with the sun in my signature

 

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Jobo

Well-Known Member

• May 25, 2009

• #3

Could be sativas which grow tall and lanky

 

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xcunnerx

Active Member

• May 27, 2009

• #4

i got the grow just in the middle of an open river area its just grass n prickly shit all around it. i;m thinking the could be sativas is a good thought. it is just bags seeds so i'm not sure what i'm growing here

 

jgreenbeast

Well-Known Member

• May 27, 2009

• #5

Yes could be sats, but just cause its in the sun isnt always enough, how does the sun beam on them (meaning @ a angle, str8 dwn) how long is it in full sun, if its in a valley or sumthin maybe not in the light intensity enough
i HAD A SIM PROB , Mine @ 1 time streatched and buded earlier than expected ( thus afecting yeild) when I changed my site ... No probs

 

TheBluntKing420

Member

• May 27, 2009

• #6

xcunnerx said:

i got the grow just in the middle of an open river area its just grass n prickly shit all around it. i;m thinking the could be sativas is a good thought. it is just bags seeds so i'm not sure what i'm growing here

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How old is the plant?

 

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xcunnerx

Active Member

• May 29, 2009

• #7

their 4 weeks old. had some slow growth for a bit cuz they got beat up by a frost. 3 are going well and not stretched 6 of them are stretched though. the ones that stretched the most i have started lst'n them. just trying a few different things out. i had 4 others that were seedlings but i came home to find them under a puddle. its pissed rain for the last 2 days here. not to impressed about that. their just in a temporary location till i can get the time to get them in the ground.

 

Mysticlown150

Well-Known Member

• May 29, 2009

• #8

I think if it's outdoors it has to be genetic. Maybe your shorter ones are hybrids?