Are these plants are ready for flowering

[ghrmuh001]

Howzit guys

Firstly what u think of these plants. they have been in theveg state for almost 2 months now, all except plant 2 have been snip/tied down. This is because of my limited grow high.

This is my first time growing and i am not sure if i should flower them now, and if i do should i first transplant them into bigger pots...

Also can u guys tell if they Indica or Sativa cause have no clue...they were out of the bag seeds...
:rastasmoke:

ghrmuh001 Reviewed by ghrmuh001 on 09-24-2008. Are these plants are ready for flowering Howzit guys Firstly what u think of these plants. they have been in theveg state for almost 2 months now, all except plant 2 have been snip/tied down. This is because of my limited grow high. This is my first time growing and i am not sure if i should flower them now, and if i do should i first transplant them into bigger pots... Also can u guys tell if they Indica or Sativa cause have no clue...they were out of the bag seeds... :rastasmoke: Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

The pot size will be enough for them for a while.
What was the date of the last time you pinched or snipped the tops? Wait 2-3 weeks after that, and then flower any time. Remember they will get much bigger, so plan ahead for your lighting.

[ghrmuh001]

Thanks Stinky

mmmm, i would say the last snipping was 4days ago...

we were planning on transplanting this wkn, prob saturday. Then waiting a week before turning to 12/12. What u think?

[stinkyattic]

Don't transplant yet. They are not even big enough to justify it. But wait 2 weeks before flower, because every time you top a plant, it has to recover and redistribute its hormones and decide on new dominant tips, which become main colas, and if you flower too soon you actually lose a lot of yield!

[ghrmuh001]

so r u saying i shoud not even bother transplanting at all?? or wait and do it in the flowering. i thought u should not transplant during flowering...

[stinkyattic]

Actually it is okay to transplant in flower if you are gentle.
If I were you, I would veg them for the 2 weeks that it will take for them to recover, and then at the end of that time see where they are at. It is likely that by THEN they will be ready for a transplant, but you will just have to judge it at that time. They look really healthy though.

[ghrmuh001]

so once itransplant can i just go straight into flowering or do i need to wait a week for them to recover from the trans?

thanks for all your help...

[stinkyattic]

Nope, you don't have to wait after a transplant. That is not as stressful as you think, if you do it gently, and do it when the rootball is dry and sticks together well. Transplanting a wet, heavy root ball that falls apart, tearing roots, IS stressful. Remember it's all technique, but luckily there's not much to the technique! Even a stoner can do it (those stoners, is there nothing they can't do?).

[Icabod]

Your plants look good. Put them in flowering now! 2 months in veg! And lower your lights.

[stinkyattic]

2 weeks after a top before flowering. Very important.