Will this be too crowded?

IrkinBollikans

IrkinBollikans

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Have 5 in a 4x4. I think I may have vegged all of them too long. Rear left is 33 days. Rear right is 17 days. Front right is 12 days and the other two are 5 days. Will this work against bud quality? I'm assuming yield will be there regardless. This is my first time using coco and I didn't realize how big they would get...
 

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My Name is Mike

My Name is Mike

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Ride it out. Tough to make a prediction on bud quality with many factors to consider. What are you going to do at flip? Overcrowded maybe, but only an issue when the mature plants shade the young ones which will effect your growth of younger plants. Looks like sufficient light and as long as you have air moving in there keep going.
 
IrkinBollikans

IrkinBollikans

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My Name is Mike said:
Ride it out. Tough to make a prediction on bud quality with many factors to consider. What are you going to do at flip? Overcrowded maybe, but only an issue when the mature plants shade the young ones which will effect your growth of younger plants. Looks like sufficient light and as long as you have air moving in there keep going.
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Already chopped the biggest one. Found some nanners and plucked them, only to find even more a few days later. Was just a bagseed out of some good smoke. Didn't want to contaminate my grow so it had to go. Decent amount of room now. 630w +/- in a 4x4 should be plenty of light I'd reckon. Have a fan at the top of the tent blowing down and one below the canopy. Only worry is that my humidity is kind of high
 
My Name is Mike

My Name is Mike

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IrkinBollikans said:
Already chopped the biggest one. Found some nanners and plucked them, only to find even more a few days later. Was just a bagseed out of some good smoke. Didn't want to contaminate my grow so it had to go. Decent amount of room now. 630w +/- in a 4x4 should be plenty of light I'd reckon. Have a fan at the top of the tent blowing down and one below the canopy. Only worry is that my humidity is kind of high
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Is the humidity high only in your tent? Whats the read difference with your room RH? Dehumid or exhaust should help pending on the factors asked above. Sucks about the nanners but plants did look good.
 
IrkinBollikans

IrkinBollikans

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Home is normally around 60% - 72°. Tent humidity is almost 80% during lights off with a temp around 74, and 65% - 82+° during lights on. Exhausting outside with a 6"
 
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