Do these need bigger pots?

PadawanWarrior said:

Glad to see you have Copy and Paste down.

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Flawless Victory LMAO

Markshomegrown said:

Whats the point, good luck jd3n I give up on this thread.

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Show us your grow. We may be able to help you save a lot of work

HydroKid239 said:

Show us your grow. We may be able to help you save a lot of work

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Here you go, some pics of my plants, make your own mind up, if I know what i am doing.
I was just trying to help, would be good to see your plants

Jd3n said:

Thank you all for your input. I see it's not going to be clear cut and dry, so all advice is appreciated

Thanks again guys

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Just be careful fellow, check there grow diary's and see if they have any idea what there talking about.

buckaclark said:

View attachment 5024347Transplanted 3 weeks into flower,from 7 gallon to 50.

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your growing outside, how do you know when the plant started to flower?
Its not the same as flowering off a plant indoors under 12/12
and there really small for a plant grown outside

Generally I don't transplant when in flower. If you do and are concerned about transplant problems, here's something to consider.

Gently cut the bottom and / or puncture the sides of the container the plants are presently in and put the original smaller container in a larger container, maybe a 3 gallon or so and fill around it. If the roots want to wander, now they can. Watering should get easier too.

Usually it takes a few days for the roots to spread out before resuming plant growth. That's the only shock I've ever witnessed.

lusidghost said:

Usually it takes a few days for the roots to spread out before resuming plant growth. That's the only shock I've ever witnessed.

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plants don't really grow after week 2 in flower 12/12, that's the problem.
damaged roots in flower don't recover

If you want to stress out your plants for no reason you can. Better off leaving it be and just keeping up with the watering/feeding.

Markshomegrown said:

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Here you go, some pics of my plants, make your own mind up, if I know what i am doing.
I was just trying to help, would be good to see your plants

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I mean.. they’re okay I guess..

HydroKid239 said:

I mean.. they’re okay I guess.. View attachment 5024714View attachment 5024716

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They look ok, your plant could of done with more fan leaves, but its good to see your plants, why don't you pots the 3 small plants up, ones in the small pots at the front, as you say they will fill the pot with roots and grow a larger canopy even in mid flower?

When you defoliate your plants, the idea is to increase the light getting deep into the canopy, IMO you removed far too many fan leaves and this will have a big impacted on your crop size. look at all the light hitting the floor, the floors not going to use the light so its wasted.

You have something going on there, that needs to be fixed, edges look burnt but the green veins of the fan leave indicates magnesium deficiency, are your main shoots purple, is there any other signs of stress?

Markshomegrown said:

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Here you go, some pics of my plants, make your own mind up, if I know what i am doing.
I was just trying to help, would be good to see your plants

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I see you haven't learned about defoliation newb.

twentyeight.threefive said:

I see you haven't learned about defoliation newb.
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There not a lot to say, this is how you do it, don't know what you have done


If you keep the plants healthy, remove the right amount of fan leaves, at the right time and lst you get this result

Markshomegrown said:

There not a lot to say, this is how you do it, don't know what you have done
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What’s this spindly little mutant

bk78 said:

What’s this spindly little mutant

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Yes this is a healthy sativa plant, they grow like this.

Markshomegrown said:

Yes this is a healthy sativa plant, they grow like this.

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Oh yeah completely sativa leaves

bk78 said:

Oh yeah completely sativa leaves

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Can't you tell the difference between a sativa and indica.
Does my plant have the level node growth? does it have the thick short main stem?
Its not 100% sativa but this plant is more sativa than indica

Markshomegrown said:

Can't you tell the difference between a sativa and indica.
Does my plant have the level node growth? does it have the thick short main stem?
Its not 100% sativa but this plant is more sativa than indica

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Markshomegrown said:

Yes this is a healthy sativa plant, they grow like this.

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Most definitely sativa dominant.

The thin leaves with gaps between them definitely gives it away.

twentyeight.threefive said:

Most definitely sativa dominant.

The thin leaves with gaps between them definitely gives it away.

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I wrote this in my diary so I can remember for future grows of what a sativa is.