Tall plant

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monkeys1

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• Feb 17, 2007

• #1

hey yall im new to this i was just wondering if my plant should be this tall

 

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monkeys1

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #2

i revised my setup and it seems to be working better does anyone have any sugestions

 

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ablazed blunt

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #3

Its not getting enough light. Or it wasn't before you moved it.

 

FilthyFletch

Mr I Can Do That For Half

• Feb 18, 2007

• #4

Plant look really bad in all the photos.Light is way to far.Need to set light just about touching leaves to stop that stretching or it will be weak and fall over.

 

ablazed blunt

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #5

You might also want to add a fan somehow. The wind will make the stems stonger. Trust me.

 

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monkeys1

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #6

there is a fan in front of the new grow box maybe i can bring the florecent lamp down some more

 

ablazed blunt

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #7

When the fan is on and everything does the plant move around and stuff??

 

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monkeys1

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #8

kind of just the leaves though ive got them proped up though

 

Doe$tax

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #9

man you are stretching that poor plant way too much... Right now the most important thing is to strengthen your stem... that will be like the back bone of your plant

 

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monkeys1

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #10

what can i do

 

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monkeys1

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #11

any sugestions

 

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Godkas

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #12

They told you. Keep them propped but have a fan pointed at them. If that doesnt work you may have to give your baby crutches.

 

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monkeys1

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #13

should the fan be turned up high or it dosent matter

 

ablazed blunt

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #14

Good looking out Godkas.

 

ablazed blunt

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• Feb 18, 2007

• #15

It depends on how much it blows the plant. If its making the plants tip over sideways on high then put it on med or low. Just a little wind.

 

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Godkas

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• Feb 19, 2007

• #16

Thanks blunt,

It might be a bit dicey trying to save it but stick it through and there is no shame in using say a section of vine fence and training your plant to weave through it.

Think of growing pot as an art form.

 

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monkeys1

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• Feb 19, 2007

• #17

will someone rate my new setup please on a scale of one to ten

 

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stoney_stoner

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• Feb 19, 2007

• #18

monkeys1 said:

will someone rate my new setup please on a scale of one to ten

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thos normal light bulbs are doing nothing. waste of power.

 

btt

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• Feb 19, 2007

• #19

Yes, your plant is going to die. You need to get some better lighting. I'm guessing you are on a budget, so go to Home Depot, Lowes, or WalMart and get CFL's. Get the highest watts you can. They are no more than $10. Get 3 and keep them about an inch away from the plant. It's gonna be hard to save that one...

 

FilthyFletch

Mr I Can Do That For Half

• Feb 20, 2007

• #20

I would have to go with a zero or lower as everything you have is pretty much wrong and wasting money and time.I doubt the plant lives too long before it keels over and breaks.The lights are doing nothing you spent more on those then 1 shop light which woul have been alot better then those but still a low quality lighting solution.You might as well just harvest it now and smoke it as thats about as much as you ll get with that setup...sorry