S= Soil

E-indoor
E-soil
E-specific medium (not sure of the brand)

SCL-Added nothing to the soil
SCLR-Unknown
E-Water source(TAP)
E-Source water pH (7.0)
HRT-
E-Age of plant ( approx 9 weeks)
E-Type of fertilizer (bcuzz soil 2 part)
E-Rate of application (every other day ppm around 700)
E-just switched from 1000w dual to 400 watt mh to make room for an e&F table on 24/7)
E-72 to 76 no dark period
HD-70 degrees
E- staying high until i ventilate usually around 60 to 70 % sometimes as high as 80% ( need a dehumidistat)
E-24/7
E-Active exhaust and passive intake. air cooled reflectors
TR-no
PH of nutes is always between 6.8 and 7.0
Some background:
I got these plants from someone and they are in 5 gallon buckets with no drainage, just a 1 inch pipe stuck to the bottom.
They were badly stressed and stunted but they have recovered nicely.
1 more week until they are turned to flowering.
Started noticing a slowing of growth over the last 4 days and have some fan leaves curling under now on one plant.

Question:Are these plants rootbound?
If so can i leave em in there for another 6 weeks till harvest?
Should i transplant into bigger buckets?
I use no nute additives
I water from a holding tank which is aerated.

The one in the water farm is 3 weeks from clone. (nice)

I am fairly new to this and any help would be greatly appreciated.

Nasty
BigNasty Reviewed by BigNasty on . Leaves Curling in soil S= Soil E-indoor E-soil E-specific medium (not sure of the brand) SCL-Added nothing to the soil SCLR-Unknown E-Water source(TAP) E-Source water pH (7.0) Rating: 5