Week 7 Soil Grow

Here is where i am at one week 7 of my grow and i think i am doin good just trasplanted my big girl into 7 gal pot with fox farms potting mix. I also tied her down and trained her so there inner node growth would increase and also started feeding her Fox Farm Big Bloom. She grew about 5 inches in just 4 days. The three vegetative plants i have are 2 weeks behind and developing a little slower i need to get a mh lamp for them but they are receiving Fox Farm's Grow Big nutes and doin quite well.

looking good fella!!!

yea nice grow man they look great

need to raise the temp to like 90 if you want it to get longer.... the longer the plant the longer the buds

budboypurple said:

need to raise the temp to like 90 if you want it to get longer.... the longer the plant the longer the buds

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Large, dense buds just seem somewhat more desirable to me.

Budboypurple are you talking for my baby under the hps? she is usually about at an average 82 degrees but i guess i can increase the temp im goin to put them on their light schedule this week and see how my babies start to flower here is a quick update pix of my girls

be careful with high temps, it seems to cook the buds before harvest and they turn out shit( resin cooked) im also open to new ideas though!!

Be careful what 'new ideas' you acquire from people on these boards. Many of them don't really know what they are talking about.
You typically don't want your temperature above 86 degrees, especially during flowering. No, your plants wont spontaneously combust and yes, they will stretch; but I never considered this desirable. Longer plants due to high temps sure might lead to 'longer buds', but they will be airy and lighter than they would have been at an appropriate temperature.

High temperature (in excess of 86 degrees) also leads to closing of the stoma, and thus decreased transpiration and hindered photosynthesis.

thats a horrible idea dont listen to this moron

budboypurple said:

need to raise the temp to like 90 if you want it to get longer.... the longer the plant the longer the buds

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