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I have 2 cfl 100 watt equivalent. Bulbs on those 3 little clones for now , and when they get big enough. I use two bulbs. Each. My clone container is under those clones.don't need much light when trying. To get them to root
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Yes I ve transplated them 2 days ago to a 3 gallons pot I think thats going to me enought dont you think ?Your going to need to up the pot size as soon as possible, that's likely why they don't look so good the roots are getting crowded, time for the next size up. And make sure the soil dry's out before you do it, this way you won't damage any roots.
I also think that the temperatures are a little to cold how can I fix this problem ?Your going to need to up the pot size as soon as possible, that's likely why they don't look so good the roots are getting crowded, time for the next size up. And make sure the soil dry's out before you do it, this way you won't damage any roots.
Some strains develop slower than others.are they getting the same amount of lighting?it also may have had some kind of shock that slowed growth a bit.
What if I turn off the fan ?More lighting or a heater with a thermostat set at certain temp.
I don't. Know they need fresh air.on the little one I see leaves are drooping, could it be over watered?is your closet. Space sealed off? I would add a light or two, I have 7 CFL's. In my 3x3 veg tent , and temp stays at 73 degrees Fahrenheit.
Thank you ma manI let my pots get light before I water.when I grew in my closet ,I covered door with black visquen.spelling may be wrong.I had problems. With temp fluctuations .mine went as low as low 50's .that's not good .but I think 60's is fine .
For light look up gas lantern if you are interested in energy conservation, I will also recommend some reading, a lot of these questions can be answered by reading ANY grow bible. Torrents might be a good place to research this.
18/6 is a good place to start for a light schedule, the speed at which anything grows depends on a lot of factors first being genetics, then environment. Stress slows growth, stress can be nutrient burn, extreme temps, extreme temperature fluctuations, repotting, pests like fungus gnats, over watering under watering, to much light not enough light, erratic light schedules, defoliation, PH to low or high, ph fluctuations, Poor soil conditions, mineral lock out.
So you see there are really no simple answers to what your asking, the best way to make anything grow to it's fullest potential IE: as fast as it's genetics allow it is to give it what it wants in optimum levels. This you can only achieve through experience growing, reading, watching the many grow videos online, just youtube Jorge Cervantes, he has some great grow videos that will have you on your way in no time, they are free to watch and entertaining.
Asking small questions one at a time like this and you will be a lifetime learning, grab the bull by the horns and seek and you shall find, and when you don't understand something it is much easier for us to clarify what you want once you have some knowledge.
Don't take this the wrong way hombre we are here to help. I hope I have helped.