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yeah, once theyre looking dry. my understanding is that the beads of fluid works as a magnifing glass on the plants leaves. im not a hundred % shure though,

Yeah, read the same exact thing santacruz. These ladies are about 12 inches tall, still in 100MMsquared pots, I need to transplant ASAP. Once they are healthy they are going into three gallon pots, and then once they settle into their new big homes I will switch over to 12.12
Very exciting!

Ladies are getting too big for the small pots. Clones look better today, seems like the calcium diff. is giving in a bit but still some slight curling of the leaves. I will take pictures and post them later today, I want to transplant today and switch to 12.12 but maybe I should wait until they are completely healthy? They look alot better, still some very slight curling though. What do you guys think? Pictures to come later on... any advice or experience is appreciated. Feel like it's relatively urgent that the ladies be put into bigger pots, but as I already said I am afraid I'm making a mistake stressing them when they aren't 100% healthy right now. Thanks!

Also wanted to add one last note that might aid you guys in giving me experience. The orange/brown spots are still on the leaves, should those disappear if the problem is completely solved? Does not appear to be spreading at all, and growth was super stunted when the calcium problem first popped up, they appear to be growing just fine though now. Is the problem solved?

Pictures... see the orange spots... should those dissapear if the plant as enough calcium now or maybe it will take a few days? Do these look healthy enough to throw into the 3 gallon pots?

yeah, i would transplant them. as for the spots on the leaves, those will like be there from now on but you shouldnt see any on new growth or any were else for that matter if your feeding them right. those plants are looking healthy:smokin: i would switch them to 12/12 as soon as they get out of shock from the transplant. still waiting on an email from you... SC

Razz...

the spots will go away when you transplant.. it is very hard to diagnoise plants in such small containers.. many growers over diagnoise and over treat their plants... once you transplant they will be GREAT..

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Sweet, yeah I think they need a bigger home, and they will receive it shortly! I am going to get them transplanted within a day or so. Problem is I only have one veg light, which means really once I transplant they have to go to 12.12 because I am going to need to run both 1000 watt lamps to cover the space they take up. I am super low on cash so I really didn't want to buy another veg light. Will they adjust okay if I flip them to 12.12 right upon transplant? Might be a little stressful for them I am thinking. I do have two HPS bulbs, and I *believe*, could be wrong, but they will still continue to veg quite nicely under the HPS, especialy if it's only a few days, right? Just throwing that out there as an idea, what you guys think? Thanks for all the help gang, such a great community happening here and we should never take it for granted.

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Rut-row...hope this isn't a problem. My second ballast is an HPS only, and I thought I got the switchable, however I never opened it until it was needed. One ballast is switch-able and one isn't... would it harm the plants if I transplant, and have half of them under HPS instead of HID? Then once they adjust to the transplant 1-3 days later, switch them to 12. 12
Any other ideas? Sorry for being such a newbie here!