Critical Comparative: Growing Anything Critical Related? Let's Share Info And Get The Most Out Of Our Grow

Wolfweed said:
Hi my Critical baby seedlings are now 11 days old approx 7cm high, leaf width approx 4cm. The roots are coming through bottom of the small pots, is it time to repot into the big ones?
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A general rule is not to transplant until the fans are at least as wide as the pot. Many wait longer than that.

For example, Van Stank's still in solo cups:
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ProfessorFlora said:
Critical+2.0 at day 34 of flower. She's the biggest and baddest out of 10 strains so far. Still another 4 weeks left until harvest and things could change by then but at the moment she's kicking ass and taking names! :)
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Bulking up nicely Professor! Going to be huge in 4 weeks :thumb:.
 
InTheShed said:
A general rule is not to transplant until the fans are at least as wide as the pot. Many wait longer than that.

For example, Van Stank's still in solo cups:
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Bulking up nicely Professor! Going to be huge in 4 weeks :thumb:.
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Thanks Shed. I know this is a bit of topic but here is a pic of the Cali Orange that you choose from my collection a little while ago. I'm not going to lie, I had a few issues about 2 weeks in with all the strains but I think things are cool again :)
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New growth looks good so let's hope those weak yellowing leaves are behind it now! Thanks for the update :).
 
Preston9mm said:
I dont see any reason to up-pot them yet. You can, but need to be super gentle when they are that small. I'd let them go another week or so to develop a bigger system of roots. It'll help hold everything together when you transplant.
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Opps I read this after I re-potted them. I put clear plastic cups over them for sleep - 6hours to get the humidity up to in the 80's, as I cant achieve more then 36 daytime under lights...do you think that night humidity helps or should I go all out for daytime humidity too?
 
I'd dome them 24 hours a day with holes in it for some airflow. You don't need 80% but you don't want 36% either!
 
Wolfweed said:
Im getting a bit of yellow on a couple of the seedlings first leaves, am i over watering, they are 2 weeks in?
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A pic would certainly help. A bit of yellowing is usually fine but can be an early sign of an issue :)
 
ProfessorFlora said:
A pic would certainly help. A bit of yellowing is usually fine but can be an early sign of an issue :)
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unless its the coty leaves being used for first proper feed maybe. photos do make all the difference.

Update.
The Peyote critical is bushing up nicely now with a lot of potential mains heading for the light.
The RQS Critical is doing great and putting on a bit of size too. her roots look beaut and her branches feel supple but strong. have topped her and trained her a bit but time is my enemy now as i need to flip the room for the other ladies she lives with.
got to love the Critical
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Wolfweed said:
Hi can you advise me on my seedings, 2 weeks sprouted, under hps lights, got a bit of yellow on the 1st leaves, they only have 4 leaves, but new ones coming through? Thanks in advance. Sorry to be a pest
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If it is the bottom most cotyledon leaves, there is no need to worry.

Something like this is normal;
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Watch your new growth and the larger fans for deficiencies. These little buggers are resilient though; most times they will power through as long as you're keeping an eye on them and adjusting when necessary.

Get us a few pics and I'm sure you will get a more accurate answer. Hope this answers some questions for ya.
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Wolfweed said:
Queenie Quick is doing better alongside Christine 1...such big pots for such lol gals
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they will soon fill the space mate. lol. it astounds me every grow how quickly things change. water in a spiral outwards from the stem and extend the distance as she grows. will encourage roots to spread horizontal too. tap root will head downwards looking for the source so near stem should place water down to where it searches too.
 
Preston9mm said:
I've done quite a few vid updates, but only through YouTube so I can share the link. I don't know of any way to do a video through the GALLERY here though. Maybe in the future...
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Tried it. Doesn't work lol
 
Ooooh I'd like to have a look at the vid, what search words into youtube should I put to find you. I was just thinking my babies seem a bit slow to develop...when I pop plasitc cups on them it raises humidy 70 - 80+, should I put cups on always, somtimes, at night (humidy is high at night already though) the normal humidity is 29- 40 I was told anything over 50 may induce root rot...?
 
Wolfweed said:
Ooooh I'd like to have a look at the vid, what search words into youtube should I put to find you. I was just thinking my babies seem a bit slow to develop...when I pop plasitc cups on them it raises humidy 70 - 80+, should I put cups on always, somtimes, at night (humidy is high at night already though) the normal humidity is 29- 40 I was told anything over 50 may induce root rot...?
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I dont really use my YouTube as a SM platform, I literally just use it to generate a universal link that I can share anywhere. I keep everything "unlisted". But..... here's a recent vid of my flower room.


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