Mystery Seed Grow - I named her Molley

hey I just found this thread and didnt get a chance too read all the way through im stonned and making you my last post befor im off to bed.
but your not feeding them girls with the nutes yet are ya? they will be just fine without it. also make sure you let the soil completly dry out befor each watering. and allow lots of runoff when you do water. at this point in her life it will promote strong root growth..

nice looking grow tho. I will subb up and see how things work out.

she just got flushed the day before the last pics. thats why shes droopy and also I took the photos right after misting under the leaves. I'll see how she looks in a few hours and post some photos.

Originally Posted by jsamuel24

Ahh okay no worries. when it gets closer to root binding you can allways pull it again and put more soil under it to fix that. Like I said though, great looking plants.

Snoochie Boochies!

When will I know I can ? And how much will that stress her if any, its only one girl

Originally Posted by reggaerican

hey I just found this thread and didnt get a chance too read all the way through im stonned and making you my last post befor im off to bed.
but your not feeding them girls with the nutes yet are ya? they will be just fine without it. also make sure you let the soil completly dry out befor each watering. and allow lots of runoff when you do water. at this point in her life it will promote strong root growth..

nice looking grow tho. I will subb up and see how things work out.

She is in her sixth week from seed. I started a very mild feeding 10 days ago everyother feeding. GrowBig and big bloom from foxfarms. using 1/2 strength. she really perked up after her first dose but I rearranged the grow room to facilitate a perpetual grow and her environment changed so I'm not sure how shes taking it. Shes been in a cabinet now for two days under a different light. I just need her to stay small and bushy and create lots of clones.

Originally Posted by planesofpaper

When will I know I can ? And how much will that stress her if any, its only one girl

You want the root ball to be thick enough that it wont break up when you pull it out of the bucket. I would say about 2-3 weeks would be good. As far as stress it is no different then transplant shock. I use KLN from dyna gro when I am transplanting and it seems to reduce transplant shock, should check it out. As long as you let the root ball get large enough before pulling it however you will not stress the plant greatly, and it will allow for more roots which will equal more cannopy, which will equal more clones for you to take, and a larger yelid when you cut a clone for a new mother and flower this one out.

Snoochie Boochies!

Originally Posted by planesofpaper

She is in her sixth week from seed. I started a very mild feeding 10 days ago everyother feeding. GrowBig and big bloom from foxfarms. using 1/2 strength. she really perked up after her first dose but I rearranged the grow room to facilitate a perpetual grow and her environment changed so I'm not sure how shes taking it. Shes been in a cabinet now for two days under a different light. I just need her to stay small and bushy and create lots of clones.

cool sounds like your taking it slow on them nutes.. remember soil has all the food it needs to get the plant thru her first couple months if not longer of her life.. so baby steps is good if you are using them..

Ok so were at day 2 after flush and cabinet placement. I don't think she likes the new environment. I'm thinking I need to mount another pc fan on the cab, one for exhaust. She also doesnt seem to like the new lights so for now until the cabinet is up to par ive moved her ontop back under the light she was doing so wel under. The closet is ventillated much better than the cabinet. Guys tell me what you think. Also I had to remove 4 leaves from the bottom of the plant. They were withered up and I figured removing them before pests attacked was the correct route to go. Heres todays pics..plus a before and after of flush and cabinet move.
IMAG0274.jpgIMAG0275.jpgIMAG0276.jpgIMAG0277.jpgTodays pics. Take a look at the leaves and let me know what you think she needs. Like I said I think the stale cabinet and new light may be the culprit.

Here is before and after
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man this is like watching grass grow