scannerDARKLY
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Ok well this was by far more of a learning experience than anything else, i was not the most organized and probably shouldve read up a bit more before doing but too late now... so i started the plants in smaller pots using a medium of 1/3 peat, 1/3 vermiculite, 1/3 perlite. For nutes ive been using 10/10/10 and then an organic fish fertilizer that is 4/1/1 to boost the nitrogen. So its been about 5-6 weeks since transplanting to the ground and i have 8 plants growing and still no sign of sex what so ever (that i can make out.) These were getting huge and yesterday i trimmed them up a bit, topping off everyone to shorten it slightly and encourage outward growth and i also cut away all of the bigger fan leaves that were blocking much sunlight to the rest of the plants. the two largest plants are about 4.5 ft and all the others are 3-4 ft.
I think that one thing that may of caused me trouble was the fact that when i put them out i didnt have any timing for the veg stage, the light/dark timing was the daytime/nightime hours and has remained that ever since. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
I think that one thing that may of caused me trouble was the fact that when i put them out i didnt have any timing for the veg stage, the light/dark timing was the daytime/nightime hours and has remained that ever since. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
