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New Grower 1st GROW, Led, Soilless, "Organic", Smart Pots, 8 Strains
- Thread starter Nero
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Sweet Tooth
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No bother at all!I decided to post pics of the girls one by one so you can see them better and maybe help me identify problems and such! hope it doesn't bother you the amount of posts with pics!
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Looking good! I'd keep an eye on the yellowish tint on the large leaves. If that gets yellower, then look into. But right now, she's a beauty.
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Looking great, full of new growth. May be a bit on the dark side, but some strains are darker than others.
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One quick note: as they're still pretty young, keep an eye on them outgrowing their pots and becoming root bound.
I don't really know how that works with soil because I just lift my lid and see their whole root system.
@Vlad The Inhaler How do you know if your plants are getting too tight in their pots?
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I don't really know how that works with soil because I just lift my lid and see their whole root system.
@Vlad The Inhaler How do you know if your plants are getting too tight in their pots?
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She does look a little smaller than the others. Then again, different strains, different body shapes. Just make sure it is a small strain and if it isn't, look into what could be causing the problem.
Good job! So far everyone looks healthy and happy.
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Wow! She's a monster, probably a distant cousin of my Queenie.
Again, some minor leave spots. Check your nutes, cal, mag. But if you don't see anything wrong, don't worry about it. Just keep a watchful eye and if it worsens, check with everyone again to see what they think.
One final note, these beasts will have some yellowing leaves, especially under the canopy. I just check my numbers and if everything is good, I leave it alone. She's just crazy that way.
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