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Hey mate awsome journal very inspiring, noticed you have the occasional prob with spider mites try Mite-rid works a treat for me here is a link https://mite-rid.com/:adore:

whenever i have had fox tailing its been from the pots being to small an getting root bound which seems to make them a bit sensative to nuets

thanks dudes think i will leave them, not sure if il use the seeds i thought a hermie plant produced hermie seed not fem? bit weird though 11 clones no seeds till now its the right time of year for outside plants, was supprised as mine are in my house. :grinjoint:

I have white widow clones which has accidently been pollenated (dont know how). only some of the pods have seeds what would happen if i pull out the seeds an leave them to finish, they have three to four weeks to go. They have been cloned 11 times and this is the first time ive got seeds...

has anyone used u-turn?

Has anyone used bonza bud is it any good? i also have another product lying around called yeild master sudden impact? does it work or are there orther similar products that are better? :ganjamon:cheers

has anyone used yeild master sudden impact? does it work or are there orther similar products that are better? cheers:bong:

what about re potting do you loosen the roots up?

ok thanks for your help

whats the best way to prune the roots on a mother plants to avoid them becoming root bound?:thankyou: Im going to re-veg a plant thats finished flowering and use it as a mother.

The pots were to small thus being root bound and creating a deficencey because i couldn't give enough nutrient without burning them cheers for all your help.:thankyou:

Got sum 14 ltr pots and transplanted fingers crossed. might be stupid question but what do reckon root bound?

root bound

i think i will thanks.

Im 5 wks into flowering with meter tall plants in 4.5 ltr pots their in cocco im pretty sure their root bound, what would happen if i transplanted them into bigger pots at this stage and would it be worth it. And how do you go about transplanting them into bigger pots cheers.