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They will be fine. There is a slight possibility that the herm seed may turn herm aswell, but in my experiences hermied seeds just tended to be female more often than my regular non femmed seeds. Just keep an eye on the plant in question (you know which it is, correct?) Hell of a garden :D repped

All I can see is DRUG which looked almost staged as you held your dope plant. Bit ironic wearin that, init? haha ^_^ keep us updated

I'd transplant them asap into something larger, and disturb the root ball, even cut it, to promote rapid root growth in the new pot, since im sure they are extremely rootbound. The one is very stretched but if you are planning on LSTing I'd transplant and get them ladies tied down. Nice looking...

that IS really early. did you get an early start? what strain, if you can recall?

I personally just dont like watching my babies grow up ( I mother all of my crop) only to have to chop down some of them. I know, it's part of growing, but I just prefer feminized seeds as well. Guarenteed crop, ya know? I also have taken a liking to autoflowering strains lately. never know if...

Don't worry about a thing buddy. Since you started fairly early and it sounds like you have decent sized plants, just sit back and watch the buds fill in. I don't know the strain genetics or flowering statistics personally, but there is definitely no harm in them budding now-- all of my plants...

I honestly havent ever grown it myself, but now that you mention it, my friend (50 year old, VERY experienced grower (30+ years)) grew the strain last summer. He grows very good quality smoke no matter what, but for some reason the master kush (which /sounds/ amazing) was very fluffy and...

I live in southern ontario and alot of my plants have already showed sex. Depends really, on how mature they are and what strain they are.

Sorry bro, flinched when I went through the pics. Wish you had atleast one fem, try fem seeds next time.

He's right. My cousin is porteguese and visits his relatives every summer in portugal. He told me about a massive tree his friend has there, they grow all year long and you have to self induce budding. Auto flowers would be a problem in your case, but you likely dont have an autoflowering strain...

looking good so far bro, will check in periodically to see how your grow goes. Nice bracelet haha. cheers

He's right, some strains just seem to droop naturally. last year I had a strain called Hippy, and the leaves hung off it like it was dying, but it was one of my healthiest plants. It almost looked like one of those plastic imitation plants, the way it grew-- but it produced some excellent smoke...

That is exactly my problem, but I know better for next year. I also have the fox farm line up, but your ladies seem to be thriving off it compared to mine. Then again I am still learning, but practice makes perfect. Do you use the powders aswell? (cha ching beastie etc)

oh, sorry bro haha. Yeah i remember learning in horticulture how one severed root can sprout off into as many as 7 - 15 new shoots. Do you practise this method, and does it noticably affect yield?

I'd let nature take its course and not worry about it-- you're overthinking things. I live in Ontario and leave my plants out until it frosts heavily, usually Oct 15 - 31st. Your plants will be able to finish just fine by then.

Probably too high a concentration of nutes in the mg soil. you should mix your own soil using perlite vercumulite peat moss and regular soil. ~25% each for best results. I am willing to bet the mg killed them though. were they random seeds or did you purchase them online? better luck next time mate.

lol dont be offended by others giving different advice. You surely know alot about growing given your time here, but we are all shooting in the dark without more information. You are right though, the root system can take ALOT of damage and be thriving the day after the transplant.

can someone please help me.

honestly, disrupting the root system is the last thing you want to do, especially if they've worked their way in thoroughly. How much are we talking here? I think it'd be best to leave her there, unless you for some reason have to relocate.

Damn, they're looking really nice man. I think I'll try using pots w/ perlite next year, I put mine in the ground and the drainage is terrible. Those girls are lookin sexy though, keep us posted. any tips? XD Do you use teas or just the superthrive? Sorry if you've already answered these...