Quote Originally Posted by Vancefish
They look pretty good to me! :thumbsup:

I'd usually guess at one month they need repot, however you started in huge pots. So that isn't it!:wtf:

Thus I'd have to guess you need nutes aimed AT MJ. I'd suggest either Fox farms, or BC. Both are made FOR MJ. Here's what I bought:

https://www.discount-hydro.com/produ...d=513&navid=12

This is a hydroponic kit, but I am growing in soil just like you. I mixed it very weak due to this. Currently at 4 weeks of flower and mixing the flowering nutes at 1/4 what's suggested for hydro. Then only using nutes every third watering.

You can get your lights as close as doesn't cause your hand any heat discomfort at the same distance too.

I'd also suggest giving more info, like humidity, what type of lights, what temps are you seeing with light on and off, AND what were the nutes you gave?

Good luck
Thanx Vancefish! I came across an aeroponic clone machine with a closet and a Botanicare nutrient kit at a yard sale last weekend, but I haven't given my girls anything, as I'm letting the soil dry a bit. I was concerned that transplanting 2 or 3 times would stress and shock, so I went for the full size container right away. Only 2 of my 5 gal. buckets had double occupancy, but I split them up right away. Currently everything is fairly dry, so I'll feed and water tommorrow.As far as lights, they've been under two 400w MH bulbs from the git. Right now I'm hanging four bulb 4 ft. flourescents on three sides. Temps are in the high 50's to the low 70's, and humidity, I'm not sure.
Here's a few more pics taken last night. a couple have gained some heighth (12 inches tall), but three of them are only 8 inches tall, but 18 inches wide.I'm really not as paranoid as it sounds, but is this normal? I was under the impression that they would shoot upwards fairly fast, and a couple have, but a few look like a piece of carpet, they're so short.
Thanx for your time man, I do appreciate it.
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