Quote Originally Posted by nonamejoe
I think my main problem has just been inexperience mostly. I should have backed off the nutes instead of feeding as often as I did.Right now I have them in 3 gallon containers, and I have to water almost every day to avoid drooping. I stopped feeding and flushed with tap water late last week. Wasnt sure about using tap water, but my budget is spent for now. Im starting to see two of them yellow near the bottom, so im hoping they are ready on time as some of the hairs are already turning.
Joe u are root bound. i had the same problem in my 3 gallon pots. had to water non stop or they would droop. pull those bitches out of those pots and u'll see. everyone told me that 3 gal. would be okay, but it's not. a fully developed, flowering plant needs more root space. i would say to finish up u need to use at least 5 gallon pots, if not this time then definately next season. hope this helps:rastasmoke:
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