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At the bottom of the first page of the thread is a picture of one of your ladies... I noticed the bottom leaves spotting brown and looking almost yuck yellow or neonish.... I am having the same problem and dont know if it is overwatering or rootbound or what... but it looks like yours got over it.. could you let me know what it was and how you cured it?
I posted a reply to your message. I should add that they looked def over-watered...
so they were over watered??? thats what the brown spotting was?? did it cure in time or waht did you do
I believe the brown spotting was from root cramping and the broad and dark green fan are a result of over watering. So transplant and hold back on a watering or just until they start drooping and then resume the fluid schedule. Those leaves will never be "healthy" again so you have to concentrate on the new growth.
Make sense? I am kinda hazy so it may be just gibberish... lol :stoned:
TehNooblet:pimp:
def makes sense its what i just did too haha awesome... def hazy here too:pimp: 100
I don't know about other people, but when I transplant I like to hold back on the watering. It seems like it kick starts the new root growth and seemed to help so far... I'll post pictures tonight if I can get my hands on that dang camera.
do you have a strict watering/feeding schedule? I cant seem to get one down.. I think every other watering with nutes is what i am going to do probably twice a week and then twice a week water... do you think that will be bad considering they will really only be getting around 6-8 feedings before going to flowering
I don't have a strict watering schedule at all. I think the majority says you need to water according to how the soil feels. If you can feel knuckle deep in your soil and it is dry then you should water or if you know the weights of your jugs by feel you can do the lift test. Check around though too. I am still on my first grow and I have a LOT of questions too. :D lol
TehNooblet:pimp:
Also some advice on making it show pre-flowers I had 2 big bitches in veg and they say it's not good to put a plant into flowering until it shows pre-flowers (stress) so what I did was put them into complete darkness (no light leak) for 36hrs 24 is not enough and 48 is too much you should see signs of pre-flowers after the 36hrs and then put them into flowering following the 12 on 12 off schedule.
Looks like you got everything under control, just trying to help anyone I can as this site does the same for me, I am starting a grow log soon, so you can drop by and check out my setup I think I got it down.
I just put my girls into flower the 15th I believe and I am seeing signs of sex. I have my fingers crossed and am hoping for the best turn-out. I don't want males!