First time grow, ( can i get some opinions on headband)

Gingergrow

Member
OK guys, this is my first time ever trying to grow anything, I started some headband from seed, I started them using cfls then I bought a sun system 150w hps, they seem to be growing good, the first transplant I buried five inches of the stem, the leaves of the plants are huge, lots of foliage, not even two weeks after transplant the roots were already bound in the 2 gallon pot, so yesterday I transplanted them into five gallon pots, they seem a lil droopy ( that's how I noticed that they were getting root bound, it's been two days since transplant and they still seem a lil droopy, is that because of the huge leaves being heavy?
 

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Javadog

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They might be a bit over-watered....burying the stem is fine. They seem
to be doing OK. I think that you just need to let them be, to dry out a bit,
and then see how they look.

Good luck,

JD
 

Gingergrow

Member
OK cool, they see
They might be a bit over-watered....burying the stem is fine. They seem
to be doing OK. I think that you just need to let them be, to dry out a bit,
and then see how they look.

Good luck,

JD
The soil don't seem to damp
 

714steadyeddie

Well-Known Member
You'll be alright. Less is more, easy to think you see something wrong when you are always peeking in the garden lol.

Good luck
 

Gingergrow

Member
IMAG1271.jpg they seem happy now, but I did notice on the tips of the new growth are yellow, and they kinda canoe a lil, any ideas?
 

Gingergrow

Member
Am I giving them too much light, I have been keeping my 150w hps and two led cfls on the at all times, should I change to 18/6? I plan on starting flowering in a few weeks
 

vaporz

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look pretty good and healthy, probably just a result of the transplant as corey stated and should rebound from the transplant in a few days time. Next watering you could water around the outer edge of the container and make the roots expand in their search for water.
 
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