when to start flowering?
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Home_Grown
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Is that 2 plants in 1 pot? If it is, I would transplant ASAP!
Also, after you have successfully transplanted (fingers crossed) I'd wait about a week or so before I started flowering. Just remember that during the flowering period the plant will double in size, maybe even tripple! So unless you want an 8' foot plant, I would consider flowering it pretty soon.
Also, after you have successfully transplanted (fingers crossed) I'd wait about a week or so before I started flowering. Just remember that during the flowering period the plant will double in size, maybe even tripple! So unless you want an 8' foot plant, I would consider flowering it pretty soon.
Mr Bud
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uhmm yea... about that transplanting... i dont think i will successfully be able to do that...i wasnt the one who planted them all in the same pot.
my friend is the one who actually found them all next to each other how they are now outside next to my door hahaa... but yea is there any easy ways of going about the transplant?
my friend is the one who actually found them all next to each other how they are now outside next to my door hahaa... but yea is there any easy ways of going about the transplant?
Home_Grown
Well-Known Member
Look in the GrowFAQ - it's not really as daunting as what it looks. But if I were you, I'd transplant them ASAP. The roots might be already entangled with each other and you are at risk of possible losing them both if left like this. IF it were me I'd do the following:
1. Transplant each plant into there own Pots Very Carefully (1-2 Gallon)
2. Leave for around 1-2 weeks to recover from any possible transplant shock.
3. Start the flowering process
Best of luck buddy.
1. Transplant each plant into there own Pots Very Carefully (1-2 Gallon)
2. Leave for around 1-2 weeks to recover from any possible transplant shock.
3. Start the flowering process
Best of luck buddy.
SHOOT2KILL66
The Gardener
good luck with transplanting them and hope it hasent formed just the one root system yet
If you have started these from seeds 6 weeks is normaly the length of time you should veg for from clones when ever you want
if you get them tranplanted ok and every thing is good why doing you try tieing them down a bit they look a bit streched and they also look like it would be easy to tie them so the steams getting lots if light they will still turn and grow towards the light and lots more room for a longer veg
If you have started these from seeds 6 weeks is normaly the length of time you should veg for from clones when ever you want
if you get them tranplanted ok and every thing is good why doing you try tieing them down a bit they look a bit streched and they also look like it would be easy to tie them so the steams getting lots if light they will still turn and grow towards the light and lots more room for a longer veg
recvryjst42day
Well-Known Member
The transplant wont be so hard, get to it! lol. Good luck and happy growing! Welcome to Rollitup Mr Bud
Mr Bud
Well-Known Member
Alright.. so i transplanted them last night and then debugged all 3 of them. got fresh water and such.... looking much better then they did yesterday thats for sure... and for some reason the temps the past few days have been perfect... haha
but uhmm here are the new pics of the babies.. i would love more comments and stuff to help me out and if someone could explain how to tie down i would love that because i cant seem to find a thread already up explaining..
but uhmm here are the new pics of the babies.. i would love more comments and stuff to help me out and if someone could explain how to tie down i would love that because i cant seem to find a thread already up explaining..
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SHOOT2KILL66
The Gardener
they are lookin well m8
ya did a good job transplanting
for tieing my plants LST the term is i use cable hooks an tie them to my plant and hook them on the lips of the pot or at the hole at the bottem if theres no lips on the pot looks like your plants are going 2 have a few colas naturaly
try practicing it on some not all your plants in case of any disasters
have a look on here its from FAQ it will explaine every thing you need to know about LST
https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq&cmd=category&id=110
ya did a good job transplanting
for tieing my plants LST the term is i use cable hooks an tie them to my plant and hook them on the lips of the pot or at the hole at the bottem if theres no lips on the pot looks like your plants are going 2 have a few colas naturaly
try practicing it on some not all your plants in case of any disasters
have a look on here its from FAQ it will explaine every thing you need to know about LST
https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq&cmd=category&id=110
SHOOT2KILL66
The Gardener
i think your better just letting them grow now
they look perfect now you have them bigger pots
But you could be supprised what way you can make your plant grow
if the steams are to thick at the bottem i would tie them from the top
i can still tie mines in the last 2 weeks of flowering
they look perfect now you have them bigger pots
But you could be supprised what way you can make your plant grow
if the steams are to thick at the bottem i would tie them from the top
i can still tie mines in the last 2 weeks of flowering
