UntamedFox
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I would think so, i would repot them in larger pots if you can.
Very First Grow: G13 Haze, White Widow & some bagseed
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meatabolic
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id say your ready to transplant, those roots need more space.
Bonehead
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Plants still look healthy. Another good rule is if your plant is a foot high, it has a root of equal length.
Buds
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if this has been said, sorry - you said you run a heater in there 24/7, correct? are you getting fresh air into the room from somewhere else? if not you should check two things:
ambient room temperature in the vicinity of you plants being too high, and
humidity levels are prolly really low.
fresh air can help both situations.
an additional observation: you root structure is pretty uniform in that they are all around the bottom - if the roots are starved for nutrition, they grow to find it - usually down towards the bottom of the planter/deeper in the earth...it looks to me like you underwatered your plants a bit too much, and the roots are all at the bottom, where they do you no good. a good root structure is more lateral than vertical in nature, and certainly a few root tendrils going straight down to a huge knot of roots further away from the plant can't be a good thing, as you now have a bottleneck between the majority of your root structure, and the plant on the surface. water to saturation, then rewater whenever the first few inches of soil are bone dry, or when you plant tells you to, whichever comes first.
hope this helps. XSVBuds
ambient room temperature in the vicinity of you plants being too high, and
humidity levels are prolly really low.
fresh air can help both situations.
an additional observation: you root structure is pretty uniform in that they are all around the bottom - if the roots are starved for nutrition, they grow to find it - usually down towards the bottom of the planter/deeper in the earth...it looks to me like you underwatered your plants a bit too much, and the roots are all at the bottom, where they do you no good. a good root structure is more lateral than vertical in nature, and certainly a few root tendrils going straight down to a huge knot of roots further away from the plant can't be a good thing, as you now have a bottleneck between the majority of your root structure, and the plant on the surface. water to saturation, then rewater whenever the first few inches of soil are bone dry, or when you plant tells you to, whichever comes first.
hope this helps. XSVBuds
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alwaysbuzzed
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wow great info everyone. Yesterday I transplanted two of the larger plants in to a 5 gallon bucket and watered all of them. They REALLY perked up after that. XSVBuds I think your observations are dead on about watering and everything else!!
to answer some of yours and others questions...
my humidity level is between 30-35% and my ambient temps are between 65-76 depending on when the lights are on. I have a humidifer I can hook up if you think it will help at all.
I have my babies in a storage closet and there isn't a lot of circulation during the day when I'm at work but. I have a fan going 24/7 though. when I get home I open the door up and they get circulation for a couple hours then I close it again before bed when the timer shuts the lights off.
I'm going to have to do something about ventilation soon though because when I leave the door open the place smells like ganga
I'll have to look into a carbon filter and find a way to get fresh air in, filtered and out of there. SHouldn't be to difficult to figure out.
I just went to the garden shop and bought some big buckets, soil and more lights. I'm going to transplant everything tomorrow. I'll be sure to take pics of the finished product. I was hoping to get away with waiting until I figured out which was females and which were the "sons of bitches" but I guess it can wait.
to answer some of yours and others questions...
my humidity level is between 30-35% and my ambient temps are between 65-76 depending on when the lights are on. I have a humidifer I can hook up if you think it will help at all.
I have my babies in a storage closet and there isn't a lot of circulation during the day when I'm at work but. I have a fan going 24/7 though. when I get home I open the door up and they get circulation for a couple hours then I close it again before bed when the timer shuts the lights off.
I'm going to have to do something about ventilation soon though because when I leave the door open the place smells like ganga
I'll have to look into a carbon filter and find a way to get fresh air in, filtered and out of there. SHouldn't be to difficult to figure out.I just went to the garden shop and bought some big buckets, soil and more lights. I'm going to transplant everything tomorrow. I'll be sure to take pics of the finished product. I was hoping to get away with waiting until I figured out which was females and which were the "sons of bitches" but I guess it can wait.
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alwaysbuzzed
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I transplanted ten of the plants into larger containers. I still have 4 more I need to move but they are small enough that they can wait until I get more soil.
tops of the two tallest plants
I think they're adjusting to their new home nicely.
tops of the two tallest plants
I think they're adjusting to their new home nicely.
Buds
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gorgeous
UntamedFox
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good mixture of indicas and sativas man that's gonna be a good variety. I'm hopin to grow a few different plants once i get a stable place.
that's gonna be a good variety. I'm hopin to grow a few different plants once i get a stable place.
koff
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this is like getting involved in a
soap opera. i can't wait to see what's next.
soap opera. i can't wait to see what's next.
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alwaysbuzzed
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thank you everyone for the complements and advice.
I think I've bitten off more then I can chew here though. I'm hoping that I can cut my garden in half and that there will be 50% males. reason being is that I don't think I have the resources (lights,food,time,space,ect) to flower all 14 plants should they become girls. I know, I know, problems... problems... problems...
I NEED to do some research on carbon filters and ways to get the smell under control. the wife is starting to complane because when I open the door to the grow room for even a couple seconds the whole floor smells like ganga!! I'm going to look thru the posts on this site but does anyone have any tried & true recommendations?
I think I've bitten off more then I can chew here though. I'm hoping that I can cut my garden in half and that there will be 50% males. reason being is that I don't think I have the resources (lights,food,time,space,ect) to flower all 14 plants should they become girls. I know, I know, problems... problems... problems...
I NEED to do some research on carbon filters and ways to get the smell under control. the wife is starting to complane because when I open the door to the grow room for even a couple seconds the whole floor smells like ganga!! I'm going to look thru the posts on this site but does anyone have any tried & true recommendations?
outdoorarama
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def put those on 12/12 if they grow any taller in vegative stage, they will be huge when budding.
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alwaysbuzzed
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I started the flowering stage a couple days ago. I think I'm going to have to do something about the size of these babies, a couple of them are getting tall already.
the G13 haze is really short and bushy, looks like its going to be a great indoor sized plant. I'm going to def pull some clones of the girls.
on to the pics:
its hard to gauge how tall these have gotten so here is a gallon milk jug for reference
HEre are the rest of the girls
now for some questions on SEX!! haha, do these look like males, females or undecided?
thanks for lookin!
the G13 haze is really short and bushy, looks like its going to be a great indoor sized plant. I'm going to def pull some clones of the girls.
on to the pics:
its hard to gauge how tall these have gotten so here is a gallon milk jug for reference
HEre are the rest of the girls
now for some questions on SEX!! haha, do these look like males, females or undecided?
thanks for lookin!
Wow! Gotta love your camera! This pic is very interesting to me, and I'm not too sure what that is. Your plants look great!
flyfishinrock
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this one is female
undecided, leaning towards female though. it's a got-to-wait-n-see'r (usually the males will have a lil stem kind of like a spade in a deck of cards)
the rest too early still.
The grow is looking very nice, good job thus far, and much luck on the flowering!
undecided, leaning towards female though. it's a got-to-wait-n-see'r (usually the males will have a lil stem kind of like a spade in a deck of cards)
the rest too early still.
The grow is looking very nice, good job thus far, and much luck on the flowering!
meatabolic
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I do belive thats a female buzz!!
I was wondering if maybe I could get another pic of the plant I asked about in the same area to see what it does. I would appreciate it. I've never seen a growth like that before. ;-)
oks226
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Hey guys. I get those large growth nodes on my plants that I top. I believe it is just bubbling up because when you top them you cut off where a lot of the nutrients are going. To compensate for this it pumps a bit more nutes into the remaining branches and thus has to "enlarge" the stems to accomplish this.
Interesting. Thanks! ;-)
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alwaysbuzzed
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Ms. Fox I'll go snap some more shots of that for you tonight.
glad to hear I've got some females, its like christmas morning all over again.
glad to hear I've got some females, its like christmas morning all over again.
