Root pruning (which is kinda what happened when it got moved) can cause deficiencies and drooping.
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Good chance I did it. This is a good lesson for the book. With cloth pots when I find a spot for it make sure I have enough room for when it gets bigger. Then do not move it that simple.
Also the nutrients were washed out of the Bag into the ground below, so when you broke them off, they were not getting the N they needed.
When the roots grow into the earth you have a much bigger root system Much like planting them in the ground It is a big shock to the plant when you kill the main tap roots. The plants have much better access to water & any nutrients it needs, even if the bag goes dry
When the roots grow into the earth you have a much bigger root system Much like planting them in the ground It is a big shock to the plant when you kill the main tap roots. The plants have much better access to water & any nutrients it needs, even if the bag goes dry
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You are right Joe I caused the yellowing all along as I stated earlier, I could see where the roots were from the dead roots on the ground. Big lesson learned. The plant is coming along and will always be stunted. The plant I topped is taller than the one I moved. Taller and in overall better health
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Feed the droopy plant with the nitrogen deficiency very high nitrogen fertilizer that plants big so feed her big. No this isn't my first rodeo either.
As everyone seems to be saying, feed that girl something with N, as I guess you are. You got this. The plants are gigungious. It’s almost comical. You’re going to have so much bud. Huge trees. They got so wide! Glorious work Keith.
What does DTF stand for , i haven't heard of that one.That Stankberry was the shizz!Grew out a few of them and the DTF. Solid f-n gear
If I remember correctly, that was one of Stank's Alaskan Thunderfuck crosses. I'd have to do some serious digging to find the exact parents though.
We referred to it as Down To Fuck
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Thanks Jon.
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I do not know.
Just looked it up.
@Van Stank bred those... Parents were Alaskan Thunderfuck male, crossed with Durban Poison momma.
@Van Stank bred those... Parents were Alaskan Thunderfuck male, crossed with Durban Poison momma.
ThanksJust looked it up.
@Van Stank bred those... Parents were Alaskan Thunderfuck male, crossed with Durban Poison momma.
I’m DTF with those plants Keith. If I get near as big as those off my outdoor grow I’ll a) be very happy b) have some real transportation issues as I need to move it to flip 
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Thanks Nick. The plants seem to grow this large all by them self.I’m DTF with those plants Keith. If I get near as big as those off my outdoor grow I’ll a) be very happy b) have some real transportation issues as I need to move it to flip
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I loveJust looked it up.
@Van Stank bred those... Parents were Alaskan Thunderfuck male, crossed with Durban Poison momma.
some DP. Never had any AT. CL
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Run the winch line outI’m DTF with those plants Keith. If I get near as big as those off my outdoor grow I’ll a) be very happy b) have some real transportation issues as I need to move it to flip
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I haven't had either yet that I know ofI love
If I smell it I might know if I've had it
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I do not know about a winch but it will be a big harvest if I get there.Run the winch line out
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Thunderfuck must have some kind of strong smell.I haven't had either yet that I know of
If I smell it I might know if I've had it
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