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Old 05-14-2009, 07:32 PM
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How many nodes is the plant, and how much space is between each node?
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Yeah, doobiesnax does that work? I think its an interesting idea.. might work for one of mine, although I'd rather not dabble with the taproot too much, ya know?
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You're not 'dabbling with the taproot', you're either transplanting into a taller container, adding more soil to the existing container, or building up around your outdoor plants. Yes it works.
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got the same problem here in tampa. stormed so bad fcuked my babies over real bad and i got femenized greenhouse seeds too. theyre slowly recuperatin tho i think they'll be alright
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I'm almost positive it's not a light problem.. and I just buried them today. These plants get plenty of sun.. It stormed last night so I'm sure that was the problem.
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Two real nodes isn't enough to define a plant as 'tall and lanky'. I think it looks just fine. It'll pick up when the roots get established.
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Two real nodes isn't enough to define a plant as 'tall and lanky'. I think it looks just fine. It'll pick up when the roots get established.
Glad to hear that it looks good. This is my first grow... so I'm not sure what its supposed to look like as an early plant.
 
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