Goodweedwhitewine
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My plant is flowering but hasn’t really grown much recently. Did I stunt the growth? Am I overwatering? Or fertilizing improperly? Not sure what happened and/or if I can fix the problem but hoping so! Thanks in advance!
Stunt plant?
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drsaltzman
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What's the light schedule?
Dank Bongula
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Once they start flowering, they don't grow in the sense of height and leaves and shit. They grow buds and they grow seeds. Yes it looks stunted, but until you tell us what you did to get to this point, it's just speculation as to why it is stunted...and you can't fix it at this point either...it is what it is. You can try and correct for your next grow though.
drsaltzman
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My first guess is less than 12 hours of light from day one.
Goodweedwhitewine
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Thanks. So if it’s stunted, I can’t get it to come back at all? I’m honestly not really sure what I did. I water is every day with around 16oz water. I fertilize it every other day too
Goodweedwhitewine
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it’s outside so probably maybe 6 hours of sunlight a day. Is that not enough? I’m obviously a newbie And appreciate the help
Goodweedwhitewine
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Ah! It’s outside and so probably gets 6ish hours a day based on where the sun is… I wasn’t sure if I was overwatering maybe? Is it donezo? I don’t really know how to give it more light without it being on my driveway lol
Dank Bongula
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Going forward, learn proper watering and feeding techniques and give it more light.
Goodweedwhitewine
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Is 16oz of water too much?
Dank Bongula
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Every day with only 6 hours of sun, yes. Your roots most likely stayed constantly wet and suffocated. Does the soil smell weird?
twentyeight.threefive
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My plant in a solo cup is bigger. I'd say it's stunted.
If you're in soil it shouldn't be watered every day unless it's dry.
Goodweedwhitewine
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I haven’t smelled anything weird. I’ll check when I get home. Could it recover from overwatering?
Goodweedwhitewine
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Didn’t know that. Thanks for the info. Could it be “revived” with less watering or donezo?
Budzbuddha
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Ask the bugs …
twentyeight.threefive
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Once the plant goes into flowering the plant will no longer focus on new growth but on producing flowers, or bud. In other words you'll still get something out of it, but don't expect it to get taller or wider.
twentyeight.threefive
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Good eye. Spider webs all over the tops.
Budzbuddha
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Dank Bongula
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I'll tell you for the final time. There is nothing you can fucking do. Your plant is what it is and it will not improve...the damage is done, and this is the result. You cannot unring this bell. You are flowering, and nearing the end...so just ride it out and harvest what you can when it is ready. Read and learn and on your next grow, you can implement those ideas and hopefully get a better result. You may want to consider growing indoors under a light and in a tent.
Budzbuddha
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drsaltzman
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Definitely not enough direct light.
Soil probably too wet for the roots.
You have some bug damage but it's not bad.
Buds aren't throwing new white pistils so continued growth is going to be minimal if at all.
Hey, you threw a couple seeds in some dirt, they grew and didn't die.
You can try again next year and in the meantime read up a little if you're interested in getting a good harvest.
There's definitely some work involved growing cannabis.
Good luck!