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POrKBeLLy420
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Hi everyone. I have 2 female plants that are just going into first week of flowering these 2 females are seeds from clones from about 5 years ago. Each one of about 20 plants I got seeds off of because I used the feminization teqnique of leaving late harvest on the plant and making it self pollinate. Anyway they all got mixed together in one so im not sure what strains THESE 2 are. I just transplanted them into bigger
pots about 4 1/2-5 gallons each yesterday.
They were pretty root bound they seem much happier with fresh soil and bigger
pots. They are about 4 1/2 - 5ft tall, im using Happy Frog for grow medium, and I also have Max Sea(Bloom) fertilizer, Tiger Bloom, Big Bloom and Cha Ching and I also have black strap molasses that I have as well. My question is will they get bigger and give me more yield with more root space? and what kind of nute regimen should I follow for best results? Any advice would be appreciated. I'll post up a pic
A.S.A.P. Thanks guys..

Don't start bloom foods for at least 2 weeks after the flip to 12/12!!
Tiger bloom alone will do the job. Maybe a little Big Bloom every 2 weeks... TB then plain water, TB, water, TB, water alternate that way...
The other things,,,put them on a shelf and forget about them! Those are WAY to high in P&K to do much good for anyone who is smart ...

Doc

Im growing outdoor I posted a pic up but I guess you did'nt see it. Anyways Im pretty sure I understand how to administer nutes. Should I leave out the molasses? I also know just to give it alil bit at a time to see how it works and to not overdo it. Also I heard ppl in the Emerald Triangle were using Max Sea and I also heard good stuff about it too. I have used it before and I got great results with it I dunno others may argue but thats kool because everyones entitled to their own. I was actually thinking about trying each on both plants just to compared the results. Outdoor is krazy though because some strains are better indoor, and some are better outdoor. And im pretty sure you're supposed to administer nutes on the next watering first sign of flowers.