Planted to Early....

GreenGuro

GreenGuro

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Well it looks like I already made a mistake by planting my plants too early, I planted them inside my house in pots and put them outide during the day, but their growing rate is very very slow, will this improve later on or will the just stay small and bud? They are about 17cm tall and have been growing for 1 month and two weeks. We are going towords the end of winter where I stay.:leaf:
 
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coocoo

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pix man.....no idea what you're talking about since we dont have a visual. The rate of growth might vary on a lot of things....mainly 1) genetics/strain 2) container size (more roots more plant) 3) lighting (you said you're outdoors, so that should'nt be the problem.)
 
GreenGuro

GreenGuro

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Will upload tomorrow at the latest. I don't know the strain because where i live you don't get great weed and never any buds just a mix of premature buds and leaves and seeds in your baggie so I just took some of the baggie that was the best and planted it. The container is quite big but the plants will soon be too large for the pot so will transplant into soil. The lighting is not a problem.
 
Blntsmk3

Blntsmk3

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Man, I would guess that you either need to add some nutes for vegging, or perhaps you need to let them just stay outside. I find that most of the best light is the morning light. I'm a midwesterner... And most of our best light is before noon and just a few hours after...maybe till 3 oclock or so...Our plants don't grow that quick either,though...Try and slap some pics up here and we can help you a little better.
 
srh88

srh88

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what i dont get is why you bring it out then back in, if its safe enough to be out there in day time... let it grow outside. feed that plant some nutes, when you post pics someone here will definitely give you an idea of what you need.. ive had some decent herbs come out of bagseeds. good luck man
 
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greeni

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GreenGuro said:
Well it looks like I already made a mistake by planting my plants too early, I planted them inside my house in pots and put them outide during the day, but their growing rate is very very slow, will this improve later on or will the just stay small and bud? They are about 17cm tall and have been growing for 1 month and two weeks. We are going towords the end of winter where I stay.:leaf:
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where are u livin?17cm after a month is not bad,if winter is coming can't u take them indoors and grow with lamp?wen they start flowering they'll have a little grow surge, maybe double in sixe, but most for bud production
 
GreenGuro

GreenGuro

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Sorry it looks like I explained wrong, Winter is not coming it has almost passed, the only reason why I am still keeping them inside at night is because I'm a afraid of the last Winter frost. In the image there are some of the plants in a pot.
 
GreenGuro

GreenGuro

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Blntsmk3 said:
Man, I would guess that you either need to add some nutes for vegging, or perhaps you need to let them just stay outside. I find that most of the best light is the morning light. I'm a midwesterner... And most of our best light is before noon and just a few hours after...maybe till 3 oclock or so...Our plants don't grow that quick either,though...Try and slap some pics up here and we can help you a little better.
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Thanks man, going to move them all out to that side of the house today!:-P
 
Gringo Buds

Gringo Buds

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dude.....your going to have to seperate all of those sprouts...but that big one after a month of growth seems a little stunted...but thats because its surrounded by so many other plants its getting smothered......id seperate all of those, put one in each pot, and i bet they will get so much bigger.But they arent old enough to have hit their growth spurt around the beginning of flowering....they will shoot up, dont worry
 
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Buzzin1204

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I agree, you have way too many sprouts too close together, which is the reason for the stunted growth, there is not enough room in that tiny container for all those sprouts, how many seeds did u plant?
 
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