SmokedOutDigg
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Second week of growing blue dream [outdoor] and my stem is becoming limp?? Is it best to add support now? Or add water and place in a more sunny spot?
420forsure
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Re: Limp stems
In pots or directly in the soil? Direct sunlight or alot of shade? Maybe stretching.
In pots or directly in the soil? Direct sunlight or alot of shade? Maybe stretching.
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SmokedOutDigg
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Re: Limp stems
Pots ; its sunny pretty much . . .if you look in random photos you will see it
Pots ; its sunny pretty much . . .if you look in random photos you will see it
420forsure
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Re: Limp stems
Get them out of the same pots before there roots get together and you have a mess on ur hands. Replant both of them deeper. Cover the stem up to the bottom set of leaves and the stretching should stop. What soil are you using? Looks like you need some perlite.
Get them out of the same pots before there roots get together and you have a mess on ur hands. Replant both of them deeper. Cover the stem up to the bottom set of leaves and the stretching should stop. What soil are you using? Looks like you need some perlite.
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SmokedOutDigg
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Re: Limp stems
Cow manure compost
Cow manure compost
420forsure
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I'm take you have more and another pot?? Getting them put of the same pots is really what you need to do. The plants will more then likely both out grow the pot. And you don't want the roots to tangle together and hurt them. Especially if you become root bound and your already in flower. Force alot of stress. Then might hermie. Then you got alot of seeds. But.. why did you post this in the crop king seed forum? I don't recall them selling blue dream.
420forsure
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Nvm. Someone moved it
