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So should I just dig up around it and try to loosen it, and then just carefully move it to new soil and cover the roots up?

Do you have another pic? What exactly are you worried about?

How do you recommend I change the soil? One friend suggesting just getting a spoon and scooping from underneath, but I'm kinda afraid of hurting her. What do you suggest?

Here's a few pics of my little girl. Any thoughts anyone?

Yup the fan is 4" running on 12v DC. One of the passive intakes is about 4" with three smaller ones underneath. The air being sucked in feels cool if you put your hand on the intake vent.

Ya definitely, I usually let the pot get really light between waterings. Do you think that's enough passive intake? Thanks for the input. It's supposed to be some mango kush, so i can't wait to see what it smokes like.

Yes I always let it sit out for at least a day.

There are definitely parts that are finer in the soil, but most of it looks like that ya. I'm a little afraid to transplant it so soon because she's still little. Is it just schultz organic potting soil or something like that? I already have a passive intake. Here are some pics. Thanks for all...

Damn, I just got slapped with a handful of knowledge haha. I had 6 lights but I took alot of them out in order to bring my plant back to health. The soil is just some MG Organic Potting Mix. It's like 10-5-5. Lately I've also been misting the plant with some seltzer water as a C02 supplement...

Now that the ph isn't crazy high, how long do you think the plant will take to show signs of improvement? Edit: Temp is now fluctuating between 82 and 86. Humidity is between 34 and 43

Hey all. I wasn't able to level out my ph as quick as I wanted to, but it's finally sitting around 6, which is good considering before it was sitting around 8.3. So I'm pretty sure the problems I've been having are due to ph. Here are some pics.

I would say that's entirely dependent on seed genetics.

Usually cloning is way better I agree. The reason for breeding seeds is because we're discussing autoflowering plants that don't tend to clone very well.

Instead of buying seeds I would recommend you just breed your own. Way cheaper. Just grow a few at the same time and wait for a male, and then harvest the little pollen sacks. Then what you can do is take a little paint brush (with all fans off!!) and brush some pollen onto the lower branches of...

Yes it can be done, but you lose yield and stall growth. It flowers based on age not light, so the clone would flower at the same time as the mother anyway.