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Im growing it right now, week 4 of flowe. Consider me subbed

Hey dragnit, thanks for stopping by:lol:. I've been LSTing from week 2 of veg with this lady. Kind of hard to tell with the pics but she's tied up like a VERY naughty girl. Up untill this last week, the nodes would stretch up to the lights by the time I got home. Over the last five days...

Just started week 3 of flower and thought I'd put some pics of the red dragon in my CFL grow up. I'll try and snap some pics of the bigger girls this weekend. The metal halide I have turns every pic a super bright green color so I'll have to pull them out. So far so good, bud sites...

What else can you tell us? Nutes, soil, light, watering schedule, ph, temps?

Lookin mighty fine, you're gonna be a happy camper come harvest time

Don't put all your eggs in one basket. One mistake could mean two problems

Although the strains may be the same and may have come from the same vendor, there can still be many different phenotypes to it. Many strains aren't pure indica or pure sativa, but rather, a mix of both depending what characteristics the breader is going for. Most likely the seeds came from...

Not much stretch for me as I vegged in a 1 gallon pot and transplanted just before flower. Right now it's only about 2.5' tall. Judging from some of the other guys here who have grown it, it has a sativa heavy pheno too which always seem to stretch.

They look hungry. Seedlings usually don't get feedings for a couple weeks in soil because they draw nutrients from it. That rockwool gives it zero nutritional value. If you plan to keep them that way, look up soiless medium grows to learn how to feed.

The new growth looks pretty good. You weren't joking about the coco. Keep an eye on calmag deficientcy later in flowering, coco doesn't have any as where a potting soil will have dolomite lime or oyster hulls.

Glad to hear it man. The time released ferts in MG go crazy when overwatered. So basically your plant was being overfed and the soil was locking in the water, who knows what your ph was? If you feel that you have good drainage I would water the full volume of the pot. So if you have a 3 gal...

Dolomite lime, 1tblsp per gallon of soil

Not sure if anyone's subbed in to this thread but I thought I'd post a recent pic for the heck of it. I'm at day 14 of flower and so far I think there are more bud sites than leaves hehe. I decided to upgrade from the 1gal pots to 3 gal. I was gonna just grow it out as a little sampler side-grow...

Drainnage is definately a huge part of your problem. From what I can see there isn't any perlite in there. If that's the only soil option you have, then I would cut the soil with 1/3 perlite to air it out and help with drainnage. A transplant seem like the only option to me

You should put more pics up when you can. If the soil has a nice crust on the top layer and your pot feels really light when you pick it up then its time to water again. If you have new soil and can transplant, I'd do it now. Just make sure you water your current soil before pulling it out...