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Cut ten clones from a buddy's garden two weeks ago. Day 12 we finally got a couple roots poking out the bottom of one. Day 14 now and a couple other small roots have come out the bottom. No roots showing on the other nine but they all still standing tall and proud. Anyways, going into soil from...

Should not have planted them in the same pot. An experoenced grower I would say might still have time to repot them into seperate pots and to untangle the roots. For you, a beginner, I would suggest transplanting them into a much wider pot and putting outside. If you're growing indoors not using...

Age don't matter, every time you replant, sink it as low as you can. Young plants will grow new roots from buried stems. Old ones wont, but can still be buried.

Yeah dude you can transplant six inches down. Well you can transplant to the baby leaves. Not sure what the consensus is about burying past the baby leaves if the first node is super far past that. Sorry for the slow response.

So you topped your plant, and trimmed off everything underneath the topping site? Or you topped it down to the first node? I'm confused. You topped them and want to bury them all the way up to just before where you topped them?

Crux?

Google monster cropping and read a cpl tutorials.

Acryllic, yes.

You have the perfect opportunity to do some monster cropping. Cut a couple lower branches on each one to clone. Get them rooted and leave them outside to reveg during the season. You'll have your current plants finishing up inside and your monster cropped clones growing like crazy outdoors and...

I would trim all the new larfy shoots out from underneath and maybe tuck some leaves here and there to let light penetrate further. Or trim a few off, just not too many.

Eeek that's no good. OP, how many weeks has it been flowering?

I have a 100% success rate three years running popping seeds in soil. I just use a seed starting soil mix in a small peat pot and put em on the bathroom window sill. Nothing fancy. Keep em moist. Then four or five days later, bam! Then after two weeks I transplant them into whatever organic soil...

I just figure silica might help balance the nutrient uptake out a little bit, and strengthen the stems cuz that thing has potential to be a monster.

Get a small mister bottle from target. They have them in the travel section. Works better than putting drops on em. I don't come my seedlings. Just mist here and there depending on how they looking. What kind of light are you using? Get those babies into a window sill or outside if it's nice...

Some of my wife's art work. Some of my doodles are in a couple other threads here. I haven't been drawing much lately. Well I do have some newer stuff actually, just gotta find it.

I wouldn't feed them anythin right now. The miracle grow is feeding them. If you transplant into a good organic soil you prob dont have to worry about feeding them. maybe a little towards the end of flowering. You might actually try feeding some silica from now until like week three if flower.

Well they made it this far. Tuesday is only two days away.