My Bloombox Grow: Are they ready to bloom?

[Mr.Chimeny415]

Have 2 sweetooth and 5 ak47 varieties. All aquired at the same time- about 2 1/2 weeks ago. They began at the same height , being fed foxfarm grow big & big bloom (hydro) and all showed signs of multiple stresses.
The sweetooth has recovered well and will soon have to be topped, while the ak looks to be overwatered. I'm slowly overcoming the problems, but I want to know if it's wise to put sick plants in the flowering cycle?

The healthy looking one is the ST its about 1ft.3'' the others are the AK and are about 8"inches. The really sick looking two are 9 in. (go figure)

[brookerosebud]

i wouldn't.

[Mr.Chimeny415]

Yeah pretty much figured that- but good news..the girls are making a comeback I'm starting to see 5 fans instead of 3 fan-leaves, so it should'nt be long now:thumbsup:

[xcrispi]

listen to brook ,
wait on flowering them . w/ a lil topping and l.s.t you can easily double or triple your yield . mj has got to be the most masochistic plant known to mankind . the meaner you are to it the more love she'll show you .
peace

[Mr.Chimeny415]

I had pics of them when they were fresh outta the clone-age, but some 'tard erased them. They were all in pretty bad shape- rust spots, purple stems, leaves curling every which way, ect....But I notice once they perk up they really show impressive growth and don't seem to be as sensitive to stress. Especially the sweettooth- definately hard to kill

[Mr.Chimeny415]

Thinking of switching from Foxfarm Grow big and Tiger bloom to General hydroponics 3part- I appreciate organics but all that enzyme crap seems confusing considering I had great results b4 with GH.
Any thoughts?