First grow need help frm someone exp,

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ganjafarmer78

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• Jul 13, 2008

• #1

ive been growing for the last month and i started with 14 and now i have 3 beautiful(fems i believe) left they are in one pot which is 7 in by 8 in deep and my ? is can they live there for the rest of thier plant lifecycle and how much yield is possible..

 

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conman231

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #2

First of all, You don't put multiple plants in the same growing pot, because roots get intertwined, and damage each other, but since its too late now, your gonna have to hope for the best. Use some veging nutes, 10-15-10, or even 5-10-5, and make sure your lighting system is on 18/6, or better yet, 24/0. And you say you think they're female? you will never know the sex of the plant until it is put into a flowering lighting system(12/12). Also if one of those plants is male your kinda screwed, you'll probably have to cut the stem and leave rotting roots in the pot. Oncer your plants are bigger, switch the lighting system to 12/12 and watch them BUD!, make sure to research how to tell the males from females, because if one of those plants is male you need to get rid of it right away! or you will have seeds everywhere.

 

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bfq

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #3

ouch, just ouch.

do some more studying and start again.

 

NirvanaLover

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #4

If it were me i would try to transplant those three into their own pots. i would hurry though before they get bigger! i sure hope those were just some bag seed

 

coadus51283

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #5

Why not just take clones from plants? Just a thought. Happy gardening.

 

blackcoupe01

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #6

Dude..............just start some new plants in their own pots. Keep growing what u already got too as a learning expereince.

 

coadus51283

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #7

Well yeah keep the ones you have as well, but as a precaution take a few clones. This way you don't go thru all this for not.

 

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bfq

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #8

coadus51283 said:

Well yeah keep the ones you have as well, but as a precaution take a few clones. This way you don't go thru all this for not.

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just where would you take clones from those twigs?

 

Ravioli

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #9

bfq said:

just where would you take clones from those twigs?

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Right off the top?

 

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bfq

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #10

oh yeah those will do wonders

 

coadus51283

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #11

bfq said:

just where would you take clones from those twigs?

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Hopefully they have enough veg on them to be able to take a clone if so, then take the clone. Sorry inexperience showing thru.

 

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ganjafarmer78

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #12

thnx for tha help now i know... so the root system for tha herb is huge? so flowering now for early budding would be best im thinking... and what is the easiest but most effiecint way to take clones?

 

coadus51283

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #13

Only thing I know about cloning is that you need some sort of rooting hormone, however, I couldn't tell you much more about it. Why not look at RIU growFAQ and see if you can't find information there. Good luck.

 

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medgrower49

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #14

you need a branch with at-least two nodes on it to clone

 

blackcoupe01

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• Jul 15, 2008

• #15

Yeah theres a ton of stuff on cloning here just do a search and all kinda threads will pop up. I use rockwool and rootech gel for cloning and it works great, Ive also used the cloning powder available at Lowes, I think it was called Rootone or something, and it works too just a little slower.