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Day 33, 2nd day of flowering for the biggest 3. They were all showing preflowers and I have too many plants, so I have to flower these and get rid of any males. The rest of the bunch are in the CFL side, not receiving quite as much light but they are growing. Just fed nutes to flowering group...

I think I'll wait it out. As long as the leaves remain perky and green I guess there is no major harm.

So I did transplant them once, and the soil that originally held the plant is noticeably harder then the mix I put it in. Which brings me to my question: how can I safely loosen up the root mass without damaging it too much? And, does anyone else think this may be a cause? Thanks so much.

Bump in hopes of someone answering.

Indeed. Inch of perlite at bottom, soil is fluffy/airy. FFOF. Root mass is admittidly very tough, tougher than the surrounding soil. I transplanted 8 days ago. Definite growth since then.

I have the technaflora beginners nutrient kit and I follow the recipe I used 1/4 strength for the first time I fed nutes and then 3 watering later I used half strength. Plants 4 weeks old

Anyone think it could be a cal or mag issue? Reason being is when they were in their old pots I didnt use lime and watered with strictly distilled. When I transplant I put lime in new soil. Perhaps the plant hasnt received any lime yet? Im just theorizing. I read about using lime on this forum...

Dont think its that, and the reason is because the soil was very dry and the leaves were showing the curls. I watered last night. This morning I observed them like they are in the pic, the plant has perked up considdrablg but the tips remain curly.

Any thoughts why this is occuring? Will try to upload a pic as soon as I can

If you're having problems venting the closet have you considered cutting a hole in the closet ceiling? Is it a possibility? If you can, it would solve a lot of your problems.

Invest in a cool tube, and purchase a proper fan that has at least 200 cfm. Both of these things can be found on ebay for a decent discount. Pull air rather than pushing it. This means place your duct fans in the exhaust areas, blowing(pulling) air out. If you still have heat issues, get an...

(hopefully)Girls looking mighty fine as usual. One of the biggest two is showing signs of a preflower I think. I can't observe it properly though, too early to tell.

looks really nice, km. Hoping my first grow is as fortunate as that one.

lol I think the best thing to do is remain in the closet. People don't need to know bout my side activities haha

FFOF soil with about an inch of perlite at the bottom and powdered dolomite lime added in (1 tbsp per gallon or so of soil) 1x 400watt HPS 1x 200watt cfl 1x 170(maybe 150?) watt cfl Been doing 18/6. 7 plants, because it is all bag seed and I don't know whats gonna be fem or male or hermy...

wow, those buds are lookin really frosty man. Could the yellowing on the fan leaves be from all the flowering?

I don't think you have any cause for concern, man. Sounds like your plant was a little stressed from being possibly rootbound and it stunted its flowering a bit. Just keep it in the bucket its in and keep going 12/12. She will flower.

its a girl

Sounds to me like all you need to do is make some sort of exhaust vent in the top of your tent and just let the air flow into the closet that way (assuming you have 6in of closet space above the tent, right?). Then, you can keep the door ajar and it should be enough to get the hot air out of the...