Need suggestions, plant hight difference.

Hey guys simple question I know I post on here a lot and your probably sick of me but the information you guys provide is great and it’s my first ever indoor grow so everything is helping me to become a better grower, anyway I have 10 plants and 3 of them are lacking a little as they come out of the Cloner later because they took longer to root (3x dosi 7x Girl Scout x gelato) the GSG is a little taller than the dosi and I want to flip these girls in a week because I know I have a lot of plants in the tent and don’t want it to get to crowded in there if I veg for to long but I need a quick way of shooting the dosi up to the same high so I can scrog them, I thought about lifting the light above the dosi and making the stretch to catch up does this sound algood to do?

The dosi looks a little wild it was super cropped so it’s growing real funny another reason it’s smaller took a wee while to switch back to veg

IMO the differences aren’t significant, flip them now and see how the stretch goes.

Triplefastaction said:

IMO the differences aren’t significant, flip them now and see how the stretch goes.

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You don’t think giving the dosi a week to bulk out abit is a bad idea? Don’t want a shit yield from them as it’s probably the better strain in the tent

Take a couple books and stack them under the shorter plants to even out the canopy.

Novicegardner said:

You don’t think giving the dosi a week to bulk out abit is a bad idea? Don’t want a shit yield from them as it’s probably the better strain in the tent

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as Syntax said, you can certainly prop them up, I do that all the time.
not exactly sure the size of your tent but it already looks pretty full and you are already dealing with high humidity….
so my comment was more from that perspective- unless the tent is a lot bigger than it looks in the pic, I‘d flip them ASAP because it’s just going to get messier. They look good though, good luck!

Triplefastaction said:

as Syntax said, you can certainly prop them up, I do that all the time.
not exactly sure the size of your tent but it already looks pretty full and you are already dealing with high humidity….
so my comment was more from that perspective- unless the tent is a lot bigger than it looks in the pic, I‘d flip them ASAP because it’s just going to get messier. They look good though, good luck!

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Do you think the smaller dosi will still produce and okay ish yield of if scrog it ? They aren’t very big at all, the humidity problem is under control but I know flower is a whole different game in a tent the size of it is 2.4 x 1.2 x 2.0 there is way more space between the walls just have them bunches a little at the moment

Syntax747 said:

Take a couple books and stack them under the shorter plants to even out the canopy.

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Books, 2x4’s, bricks, whatever it takes under the pot. Done it several times, works great.

Novicegardner said:

Do you think the smaller dosi will still produce and okay ish yield of if scrog it

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Can’t predict yield, but to your original question, not much you can do to “speed up” only certain plants in your tent. So your best option is leveling them out, as others have suggested. If you had more room, sure, veg them out some more. But as it stands, I have a feeling you are going to have a jungle. And that’s a testament to your healthy plants, good job.

I’d thin them out substantially before you flip. But that’s just me.

Triplefastaction said:

Can’t predict yield, but to your original question, not much you can do to “speed up” only certain plants in your tent. So your best option is leveling them out, as others have suggested. If you had more room, sure, veg them out some more. But as it stands, I have a feeling you are going to have a jungle. And that’s a testament to your healthy plants, good job.

I’d thin them out substantially before you flip. But that’s just me.

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Okay I am going to lift up the smaller plants scrog then in the coming day give them a day or two to recover and find them selfs in the net then flip them so hopefully a flip in 3 days or so, thanks the plants are doing great I guess you get back what you put in and these lady’s are taking up a lot of my time lol, definitely going to invest in an auto pot or auto watering system for next round lol

Novicegardner said:

Okay I am going to lift up the smaller plants scrog then in the coming day give them a day or two to recover and find them selfs in the net then flip them so hopefully a flip in 3 days or so, thanks the plants are doing great I guess you get back what you put in and these lady’s are taking up a lot of my time lol, definitely going to invest in an auto pot or auto watering system for next round lol

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I run several of these outside as I can be gone for days or even weeks and they can go an extended period between fillings. I built mine from 17-gallon plastic party tubs and some FRP as the support plate. (Fiber reinforced plastic). 5 wicking cups. I use 1 wicking cup in the small 5-gallon bucket versions.

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I run several of these outside as I can be gone for days or even weeks and they can go an extended period between fillings. I built mine from 17-gallon plastic party tubs and some FRP as the support plate. (Fiber reinforced plastic). 5 wicking cups. I use 1 wicking cup in the small 5-gallon bucket versions.

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Why not just one of those asian drop sistems that give 1L a day.any bucket on the side and just stick it in the dirt