is this normal??

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usecrew

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• Jun 7, 2011

• #1

hey guys how you doin?i have those royal dwarf automatic...i am at 5 weeks now...!
almost before 2 weeks they start flowering but they are still short!is that normal?i live in the country i use only the mother nature...sun and water!they will grow more?should i left them?they continue to make buds ore something?are they healthy?


cheers

 

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crashbog127

Well-Known Member

• Jun 7, 2011

• #2

they look really nice.
are they directly in the sun light? or you have them in a sunroom?
and hows the wind in your area? normally ones i see outdoor grown have thicker stems

 

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tommyo3000

Well-Known Member

• Jun 7, 2011

• #3

Get some more of mother nature (compost) and some man-made (bigger container).

Your mother nature (well water) may not be what your plants like to drink (hard water?)

 

rollinronan

Well-Known Member

• Jun 7, 2011

• #4

autos usually start bloom in week 3, its going well

 

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usecrew

Member

• Jun 7, 2011

• #5

na man they are straight at sun.from 7 in morning until it gets night
i have too much wind because of the position that they are...they will get more buds right?they need any nuts or something?i dont wanna lose them

 

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crashbog127

Well-Known Member

• Jun 7, 2011

• #6

Are you using any soil or just regular dirt? Id prob get some nutes soon

 

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usecrew

Member

• Jun 7, 2011

• #7

yeahhh i bought a good soil...is not the best but its good!
nuts like?should i use an npk type?

 

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crashbog127

Well-Known Member

• Jun 7, 2011

• #8

I personally use fox farm nutes grow big tiger bloom & big bloom

 

kbo ca

Active Member

• Jun 7, 2011

• #9

usecrew said:

na man they are straight at sun.from 7 in morning until it gets night
i have too much wind because of the position that they are...they will get more buds right?they need any nuts or something?i dont wanna lose them

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Wind will stress out your plant, cause it to slow growth, which makes for a smaller plant with a smaller yield. The plant looks fed, and if it's getting plenty of sunlight and warmth, and you have a nutrient rich soil, I'm willing to put my money on the wind factor. A makeshift windbreaker would be nice and cheap to make. You can buy greenhouse plastic at homedepot and they will cut it down for you. Take some measurements and draw up a simple plan to block the wind. I would say it would cost you less than 20 bucks for all your materials. Respect