Quote Originally Posted by eastbaygordo
OK. As I mentioned patience is necessary or you're liable to kill them with kindness. Sometimes too much patience isn't good. For example my ladies have seemingly stunted and/or there was a nute lockout problem that almost killed the God Bud. I've since repotted the failing God ladies and they "seem" to be doing better even though all I did was open a new bag of potting soil and gently remove the old soil where the roots hadn't taken off an place it back in a fresh layer. Well, that seems to be greening up the GB so I also inspected some of the Lime, Purp, and 707 Headband and did the same gentle soil refresh on a few. I was expecting to see weak roots in all cases but one Lime root system looked really good and the others were batter than expected. I'm waiting a few days to verify it helps before I do anything to the others as I may just put them in bigger pots if the roots look good.

Can you over do it on mycorrhizae, I did give it a liberal dose?
I was wondering if your plants are clones? I think that they might have been watered a bit much and is why they haven't looked really healthy and prolly didn't need dug out of their pots. Its better to let them fill their pots, then re pot as they grow faster IMO. Its just that i had a issue with my seeds this year an your plant in top right look like they did. They have great branching getting started like mine did, but never really got healthy till i re potted. Its really not a good idea to dig your plants outta of their pots like it seemed you described with words like ''gentle'' and ''refresh. I think if ya re pot you re pot, but don't pull your roots from the soil, its going to stress them bad first, but will do fine if you just give water for now. Let them come back.

Really not trying to put your grow down or what your doing, but if ya wanna get the bud and my hunch is right, its a good thing. But, if im wrong and you didn't pull the roots from the soil and freshen up the roots, then its just of wasted time on my part. Why did you cut the tips of your leaves? There is where your growth comes from. Hey if im wrong let me know man, i hope i am for your sake. But i think ya just have an over water thing going on which is an easy fix, they will just be stressed for awhile.

I posted this pic to show what i did wrong. I couldn't figure it out, but learned i had not enough perlite and basically were drowning in mucky soil. After a messy re pot and some time and they are around 2' now. Really bro just in case im saying this as nice branch growth, without that gidy up. My thread is here and if ya wanna post there you can, just curious man. Oh and your look way better then my poor seedling, just similar looking thats all.

Good luck bro an keep er green :weedpoke:



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LetsSeeYa Reviewed by LetsSeeYa on . EBG Log for 2010 I've learned a few things as I've been around the block once. Hopefully this year I can prevent some of my problems by following my own rules. I think patience is the biggest asset a grower has. This year I'm growing Lime, 707 Headband, God Bud, and Purple Kush. I started on 6/1 and so far I haven't killed any plants but they do look a little stressed from going from indoor to outdoor. I was seeing some very happy ladies reaching up for light and then put them in the sunlight too long Rating: 5