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KushCC420

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No visible defficiencies, healthy strong looking stem, good foilage. Have you topped your plant? Topping a plant during it's veg stage can increase yields also my only real concern about your plant is the pot size, you have a very healthy plant though, but if it's in to small a pot and becomes rootbount it can really mess up the flowering stage and stunt growth in extreme cases even stop growth. What size pot are you using now?
 
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Yeah they're actually looking fabulous keep up what your doing!! But yeah eventually I think they'll out grow those pots assuming you want the biggest plants you can grow for the biggest yield possible, you'll want to put them into 3 gallon volume buckets this size is optimal for optimized indoor growing and a plant can reach it's full potential in a 3 gallon. An even bigger pot or a hydroponic system would support an even bigger plant and an even bigger yield
 
Creature1969

Creature1969

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Being this far along with an auto, I'd leave her in that pot. Transplanting could end up worse off than too small a pot. Don't top her either. You don't want to do anything that could slow her growth rate.

She looks good. Keep up what your doing.
 
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That's very true, I forgot it was an auto flower and he's right transplanting at this point may actually put your plant in to shock and do more harm than good plus screwing up transplanting a plant of that size could kill it
 
idfuckmyplants

idfuckmyplants

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She looks good :)
She's an auto @5 weeks showing her sex proudly from what I can see.
She should by age roughly be going through her stretch before flowering , so if you haven't noticed it yet it could still be to come ..
I wouldn't transplant her at this stage but you could fill your pot a little more :)
 
Imsparticus73

Imsparticus73

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idfuckmyplants said:
She looks good :)
She's an auto @5 weeks showing her sex proudly from what I can see.
She should by age roughly be going through her stretch before flowering , so if you haven't noticed it yet it could still be to come ..
I wouldn't transplant her at this stage but you could fill your pot a little more :)
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wildo yeah did notice she stretching a wee bit ..should I start to use the bloom nutrients soon then?
 
idfuckmyplants

idfuckmyplants

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Not yet I wouldn't .. apparently feeding veg nutes during stretch can encourage them to veg a little longer , I'd go 50/50 for the first 2 weeks of flowering then drop the veg
 
Imsparticus73

Imsparticus73

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idfuckmyplants said:
Not yet I wouldn't .. apparently feeding veg nutes during stretch can encourage them to veg a little longer , I'd go 50/50 for the first 2 weeks of flowering then drop the veg
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OK wildo .thanks I'm also growing a few widow seeds too they seem to be a lot bushier they're auto aswell just sticking to same as the ak auto with nutrients my friend said that they might tower past my ak .. not sure .
 

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idfuckmyplants said:
Not yet I wouldn't .. apparently feeding veg nutes during stretch can encourage them to veg a little longer , I'd go 50/50 for the first 2 weeks of flowering then drop the veg
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Are u saying I should go half recommended strength for bloom and half for veg .. I'm not sure but if the flowering has started ..
 
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