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05-08-2006, 03:59 PM
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Okay heres the whole get low on my plant... I dont know whats the problem... but i do have a couple good detailed pictures so you guys tell me what you think and any suggestions would be appericated...  <br>  <br>  <br>  | ||
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 | hey 420imlovinit and Welcome to Hc.com,  Those actually look pretty good to me!  although those containers are terribly small. I would step up to a 3-5 gallon bucket as soon as possible. The general rule of thumb for media is 1 gallon of soil per every foot of plant height.Try and answer as many of these questions as possible if you want to delve furthur, but really the only issue I see are those midget containers - my tiniest clones go in containers that size  Quote:
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05-08-2006, 04:15 PM
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| I agree with X that they look good overall. That second picture that shows the transparency of the leaves...with the spots on it...that looks like it might be a bug attack. It looks a lot like how spider mite infestation began on me once. Also in that picture to the very left. The leaves look to be lower growth. I'd say that yellowing is normal, to a degree.
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05-08-2006, 04:24 PM
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| Again, 420, you must transplant to a larger soil container immediately and then you will be all set -  Click on the transplanting 101b link if you need to get some help.  | ||
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05-09-2006, 09:42 AM
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Yo 420-Like Xenon said your pots are incredibly small.Beef those babies up to 3 or 5 gallons and I think your girls will explode with growth.When transplanting carefully pull your roots apart-They have to be wrapped pretty tightright now.  | ||
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