Neglected plants, flower, where to start .

CraigMk

CraigMk

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Ok...

so I started some plants and with my job and all that's going on I have been so busy and they have been neglected and I wish I never started..

Got them sort of back on track and flipped to flower..

I wanted to scrog them but havnt got round to getting that sorted aswell as buying a new carbon filter, and a few other bits... also I need to fix "door" as it's not airtight at all and I'm trying to do everything to limit the smell...

How I have trained the plants I have got a hell of alot of bud sites and they are very tight and compact and dont know where to start.

I dont have the space I can see this becoming I nightmare
If anyone can give me a few tips on what to get rid off or where to start..

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Phytoplankton

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For being "neglected" they look quite nice. Not a lot you can do about the tight bud sites, hopefully they all grow together into big buds!
 
CraigMk

CraigMk

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Fallguy111 said:
They look hungry. If you’re top dressing you need to start at week one and keep up.
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Hungry? I feed canna coco nutrients and I'm feeding them daily, a little above recommended. They are all very green and not 1 have leaves that are being drained for food. The tops are light but that's all new growth.

Not saying your wrong as you probably have more knowledge than me just I didn't expect someone to say they are hungry..

Thanks for replying tho pal..
 
Fallguy111

Fallguy111

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CraigMk said:
Hungry? I feed canna coco nutrients and I'm feeding them daily, a little above recommended. They are all very green and not 1 have leaves that are being drained for food. The tops are light but that's all new growth.

Not saying your wrong as you probably have more knowledge than me just I didn't expect someone to say they are hungry..

Thanks for replying tho pal..
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The pictures look a bit yellow and one of them showed a yellowing bottom leaf
 
weedstoner420

weedstoner420

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If they're starting to flower, I would start by removing all the "sucker" branches from the bottom 1/3 or so of the plant - all the little twiggy things that are like a mini branch off of the main branches and aren't going to amount to much. If you show some pics from the side it would be easier to tell what you've got going on down there.

Once they start to flower the branches get kinda stiff and hard to bend into a scrog, might be better to just let them roll and grow straight up at this point.

They look pretty good for being neglected, good luck!
 
CraigMk

CraigMk

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Fallguy111 said:
The pictures look a bit yellow and one of them showed a yellowing bottom leaf
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I think it is the led..here are some with light off and phone flash..a few bottom leaves have yellow edges that is some nutrient issue but overall they are a dark but not too dark green and the new growth lighter.

I'm all ears tho and have no problem taking advice if anyone can see a problem or give advice as this is my 2nd Indoor grow, 1sst was 4yrs ago, since then I have been a guerrilla grower from May to late croptober..

So much effort and time is needed for indoors and I forgot that when starting these..still along way too go ..

Surely all the bud site n new growth won't all become nice buds? I will have too remove some for air flow and space?
 
coreywebster

coreywebster

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Just let them continue and deal with it after stretch.
Then pull each one out, one at a time and take off lower nonsense
 
Kindbud421

Kindbud421

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Yeah, I’d prune the bottom 1/3 off and a fairly heavy defol with another to follow in about 2 -3 wks. Then be prepared… they may have not hit their stretch yet… might need to supercrop as well
 
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