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Loony$Tune

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I got a question to the skilled growers... what can my issue be I use under the amount of nutrients, my room stays between 68 and 73 degrees I got fans running and humidifier to keep the room no less the 43% if they run out of water while I’m at work, I ph my water and for the most part do everything I’ve been taught. I also use fox farm liquid and soil
 

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Boatguy

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Loony$Tune said:
I got a question to the skilled growers... what can my issue be I use under the amount of nutrients, my room stays between 68 and 73 degrees I got fans running and humidifier to keep the room no less the 43% if they run out of water while I’m at work, I ph my water and for the most part do everything I’ve been taught. I also use fox farm liquid and soil
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Higher temps should help. I keep mine set at 82.
Those plants look pretty old for being so small. When did you start them?
Looks like you have been doing some heavy pruning and training.
 
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Loony$Tune

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Boatguy said:
Higher temps should help. I keep mine set at 82.
Those plants look pretty old for being so small. When did you start them?
Looks like you have been doing some heavy pruning and training.
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Man I got them from one of my boys as a clone, and I snap the branches with over doing my stress training. With trial and Error so I had to cut 3 main branches and this is what I’m left with lol,
 
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Boatguy

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Loony$Tune said:
Man I got them from one of my boys as a clone, and I snap the branches with over doing my stress training. With trial and Error so I had to cut 3 main branches and this is what I’m left with lol,
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They really dont look bad aside from the obvious training.
A slightly more hands off approach should speed up growth, along with the higher temps.
 
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