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Im currently 5 weeks info flowering . I vegged them until about 10-12 inch's and then into 12/12 . Once they hit the stretch , all of them stretched except for my Black Russian and im not sure why they did not stretch much at all (only about 3-5 inch's) . Can anyone tell me why she didnt stretch as the others did? And will this effect my yield in the end or will it produce the same ?
Any advice would be great, Thanks
Can anyone that does not wear a helmet help me out ??Quote:
Originally Posted by kenglala
Well, you will probably never get everything perfect.... at least I don't! Although they are clones, which means they may all come from the same mother plant, and were cut at the same time, all is not the same. Perhaps the one that's not doing so well, isn't or wasn't receiving the same amount of light, or the same amount of nutrients/water, or some had a bug or two on them.
keylime
Thanks KeylimeQuote:
Originally Posted by keylime
Well see all my ladies that are all in flower are all SD , except for my one Black Russian. The black russian is the closest to the light and everything seemed to be goin pretty well all except for it didnt stretch like the others and how most do stretch.
was it a clone or a seed? If a seed it could be just a bad or unhappy seedling. Not all seeds are the same or turn out the same, its like having kids, yeah their yours but they dont all look the same. I would get ride\ of it because it shows bad genetics. peace
Different gentetics will grow at different rates. They also demand different nute levels. You did not mention whether you had experience with this strain or not. Pictures also help. To a trained eye, photos can often show problems that are not quite so evident to a novice grower. I would NOT throw the plant away simply on the recommendation of someone else. I would flower the plant out and if you have other clones, do a single grow where you can take her to the limit on the nutes. Topping, LST, and Supercropping also can greatly effect your yields and the performance of certain strains. There are so many different variables that go into a successful grow and there really isn't a lot of information being offered other than weeks of flower and vegged to 10-12 inches. I would suggest being a little bit more thorough in the description of the problem even if it takes time to type it all out. It is like going to the doctor and telling him you don't feel good and expecting a diagnosis. The more detailed your description, the easier it is to come to a solution. Do not kill the plant though. Let it finish the process because even from a less than steller grow you will learn valuable lessons. Good luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by kmac9119