Disaster please help (pics included)

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Newgrower219

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image.jpg image.jpg I have four plants underneath a 600w air cooled hps. Aside from some heat issues (which I credit to it being 90f outside thus making it tough for my air to keep up) everything has been going great. Until today when I was doing some work and snapped one of my three week old plants in half. Will this plant be ok and bounce back after being split or should I just get rid of it. Also I'm having a hard time telling if one of my plants is a male or if I'm just overreacting. Also I haven't given my plants any sort of feeding and have just assumed they are still thriving off of the soil I transplanted them into a week ago.Please take a look and thank you
 

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abe supercro

abe supercro

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The one that snapped will recover...
Looks like there are plenty of new shoots to take over.

You grew the top picture from seed?
I'd mostly be concerned with THAT being a MALE plant.
 
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abe supercro said:
The one that snapped will recover...
Looks like there are plenty of new shoots to take over.

You grew the top picture from seed?
I'd mostly be concerned with THAT being a MALE plant.
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Thank you for the fast reply. Are you positive that is a male or just taking a guess based off of my crappy picture. I too was thinking make but didn't want to believe it
 
abe supercro

abe supercro

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kinda has multiples and resembles a lobster claw, now don't it? a female flower cone is much more slender and singular with a clear fine hair coming from the tip... sorry man.
Good Luck w yer grow!!
 
Dr.Pecker

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abe supercro said:
kinda has multiples and resembles a lobster claw, now don't it? a female flower cone is much more slender and singular with a clear fine hair coming from the tip... sorry man.
Good Luck w yer grow!!
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lobster claw?I wonder what you see in a Rorschach test
 
abe supercro

abe supercro

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I've heard other growers mention that here.... kinda works for simple visualization, not original to me.


Bud- your plant will bounce back fast b'cuz it has a big root system already.... give it a few wks
 
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Dr.Pecker said:
it depends some grow fast some grow slow. you might want to feed them unless your using an organic supersoil
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I'm really nervous to feed them and don't want to burn them up. I'll attempt to give them a light feeding their next watering in two days. Feeding them lightly once a week should be enough to get them through right?
 
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abe supercro said:
I've heard other growers mention that here.... kinda works for simple visualization, not original to me.
I'll give her two weeks to bounce back and then start flowing. I'm guessing two weeks will be ample time. Thank you very much for your help. It's very appreciated.

Bud- your plant will bounce back fast b'cuz it has a big root system already.... give it a few wks
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superstoner1

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That's not a crappy pic at all, in fact its a very good pic of a male. See those little clusters? Look at your other plants for those male flower pods.
 
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I'm using Fox Farm Ocean Forest right now. I have both Fox Farm Grow Big and Fox Farm Big Bloom. I'll use the grow big until I flower and then switch to the Big Bloom. I'm brand new at the grow game so am just figuring it out as I go. Any advice/tips are greatly appreciated and will not fall on deaf ears
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What kind of soil are you using and what are you planning on feeding them?
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Dr.Pecker

Dr.Pecker

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Browse the organics section . might as well use the nutrients you have for now until you get the hang of soil. get a ph test kit and some calmag just to be safe.
 
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Dr.Pecker said:
Browse the organics section . might as well use the nutrients you have for now until you get the hang of soil. get a ph test kit and some calmag just to be safe.
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I have a ph tester I use for my water. Is there some sort of tester I should be using for the soil as well?
 
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