2ftx2ft White Widow grow

Just some pics of the plants after 3 weeks of vegging, really seem to be growing quickly at the moment, the tallest one that hasn't been lst'd yet is around 7 inches and the lower growth on the others main stems is really starting to take off because of the lst. I've tried to show that in the pics but they're not the best shots i've taken. I might try a couple later if the sun comes out so I don't need to use the flash.

The yellowing doesn't seem to be getting any worse so I think I can relax about that. The only small problem is they're still a little droopy especially at the tips, I've cut down on my watering so I think thats ok now, just think because I transplanted a little early the roots are having problems getting to the moist soil at the bottom of the pot. Guess i'm just gonna have to be very careful watering for a little while till the roots catch up with the pots?

Anyway here's the pics.

I get the slight droopiness right before my plants go rootbound. When I was in my starter pots they went a little droopy and as soon as I transplanted them they perked right up - now I'm in 1gal pots and they are like 4-5 weeks old - again getting droopy and now I know its time for a transplant.

Not sure how long ago you transplanted so this might not be relevant to you, just thought i'd share.

btw, plants are looking really nice - I like your LST job. I wish I had started mine like you did.

looking good :) can't wait for the bud porn from these heh :jointsmile:

Just a few pics to show the growth in the last week. The new growth tips are looking good, I've had to tie a couple of them down while others catch up. The yellowing's spreading on a couple of the plants, I think it's a combination of the light not getting to the bottom leaves and me needing to up the nutes (gonna try 2 ml per litre next feed) . I was gonna do a light flush tomorrow, I like to do them roughly every 4 weeks to try and prevent lock outs.

Anyone agree or disagree with my diagnosis? Any comments/advice would be appreciated.

Nice looking plants! i like your LST job it looks very well done...

Should be doing well with your nute schedule, do those pots have quite a bit of soil or no? i cant really tell but if they do theyll do great with room to stretch around in the pots.

Keep up the good work! :thumbsup:


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They look great to me, Hudson. That yellowing looks very minimal. Good job!:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by bombdiggity

I get the slight droopiness right before my plants go rootbound. When I was in my starter pots they went a little droopy and as soon as I transplanted them they perked right up - now I'm in 1gal pots and they are like 4-5 weeks old - again getting droopy and now I know its time for a transplant.

Not sure how long ago you transplanted so this might not be relevant to you, just thought i'd share.

btw, plants are looking really nice - I like your LST job. I wish I had started mine like you did.

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Hey bomb, i potted up a little early to the 6 litre pots they're in now so i'm sure they're not getting rootbound yet but thanks for the input i'll keep it in mind when it's time to transplant again.

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Originally Posted by d0ob

looking good :) can't wait for the bud porn from these heh :jointsmile:

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Me neither mate :D

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Originally Posted by DoDoFoShoDoe

Nice looking plants! i like your LST job it looks very well done...

Should be doing well with your nute schedule, do those pots have quite a bit of soil or no? i cant really tell but if they do theyll do great with room to stretch around in the pots.

Keep up the good work! :thumbsup:

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Yeah 6 litre pots, i didn't fill them right to the top initially coz i was gonna do a layer of clay pebbles on top but with the overwatering early on I didn't bother but i've filled them up with more soil since then.

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Originally Posted by Cede2Weed

They look great to me, Hudson. That yellowing looks very minimal. Good job!:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

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I'm not overly worried about the yellowing but thought i'd ask and see what others thought incase i'd missed anything, diagnosing plant problems is a weakness for me which i'm working on so until I get there i'll need a bit of help from time to time.

Hey hudson, i like the tent setup i'll probably have a similar one for my next grow. Is there a carbon filter on your fan? if so what kind do u use?

I've had family staying with me for a couple of days and didn't get chance to do the flush yesterday as planned. The yellowing has spread to a couple more leaves and the plants aren't looking so good. I've flushed them and gave them 1ml per litre of bio bizz grow. They're sat in the bath now just drying out a bit before I put them back under the lights.

Any comments/advice? Anyone think I should be doing anything else or i've misdiagnosed nitrogen def/nute lockout?

Here's some pics.

They're looking a lot better now, that flush and feed seems to have done the trick, yellowing has stopped Been a lot of growth in the last 2 days.

Hey giro, i've not forgot about the filter question, the leaflet that came with it is in the box that the lights and fan came in and I put that in the loft last week. I'll go dig it out soon, give me a shout if you're in a hurry to get one.

Here's some pics