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You may be able to get an azalea pot. They are shallower than the standard pots. Another option would be to cut down a standard pot or make your own, perhaps out of a 3 or 5 gallon bucket. You could drill lots of holes, and line the pot with landscape cloth.
 
Old Salt said:
You may be able to get an azalea pot. They are shallower than the standard pots. Another option would be to cut down a standard pot or make your own, perhaps out of a 3 or 5 gallon bucket. You could drill lots of holes, and line the pot with landscape cloth.
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Thank you gave me a great idea I have a bucket wide enough for her to grow and flower will transplant tonight.
 
Been training her so much more than I thought I would need too, everyday I need to adjust and pull them down a bit, should I get rid of lower growth on the plant? I see there is Stems trying to stretch past the fan leaves very stretchy and thin.
 

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Morning brother, thanks I wanted to only use green but whatever. Need to flower cause of height but don't know when I should flip it
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A general rule of thumb is to flip when from ground to the tip of the colas is about 1/3 to 1/2 the maximum size you want. Indicas usually double in size, sativas triple, and hybrids fall somewhere in between.
 
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A general rule of thumb is to flip when from ground to the tip of the colas is about 1/3 to 1/2 the maximum size you want. Indicas usually double in size, sativas triple, and hybrids fall somewhere in between.
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Shit so I'm already late then running out of space and I have pulled her down so much it helped but I started too late I guess.. I switched her over to the Led now, will Flip her tomorrow and just hope she can handle the led.
 

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Just keep training her for the next week or so and you should be OK.
 
Here is a better top view temp has been staying at 25 to 27 Celcius lights out she sits at 23 I got a feeling that's a problem for flowering... I'm really hoping I'm able to pull 40+ grams dry weight out that would be amazing and worth the electricity and labour, if I dont achieve that or really close I will just go 5ft plants or bigger.
 

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The temperature should not be a problem. My daytime highs reached 35°C regularly last summer. High humidity however can be a problem.

I get 50 - 70gm from the plants directly under my light, so 40gm shouldn't be too much of a reach. My containers are 11l / 3.8 US gal. I train for eight colas per plant. Light is the key to a good harvest. The plants at the sides of the tent only yield 25-35gm each.
 
Old Salt said:
The temperature should not be a problem. My daytime highs reached 35°C regularly last summer. High humidity however can be a problem.

I get 50 - 70gm from the plants directly under my light, so 40gm shouldn't be too much of a reach. My containers are 11l / 3.8 US gal. I train for eight colas per plant. Light is the key to a good harvest. The plants at the sides of the tent only yield 25-35gm each.
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Wow I need to get the strains you are able to run at 30 Celsius +, I been doing some weird stuff to get cool air into the grow cause she really REALLY wants to run into the 30s but I'm able to bring her down by 5. My pot is apparently a 5 liter so probably around 1.4 gal us
 
The strains I ran last summer were Nightingale, and V.C.D.C. I had mold in one of the colas which I attribute to constant humidity levels of 75% to 95%. The plants generally do better at lower temperature and humidity levels, but they are plants, and do their best to survive and propagate in all conditions.
 
Old Salt said:
The strains I ran last summer were Nightingale, and V.C.D.C. I had mold in one of the colas which I attribute to constant humidity levels of 75% to 95%. The plants generally do better at lower temperature and humidity levels, but they are plants, and do their best to survive and propagate in all conditions.
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I will definitely be looking for tougher strains as the temps are above 20 almost 24/7 where I'm at. I have never been able to run this plant longer than 19 hours under light or above 28 Celsius she droops fast, luckily I found out quick.
Wanted to find out can I flip her into 12 hours darkness straight after her last 18 hour veg?
 
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