Photoperiod First indoor grow!

[DevilDog_0651]

So this grow will eventually transition to outdoors. Do I need to thin the plant out?

 

[DevilDog_0651]

Canopy is filling in nicely.

 

[DevilDog_0651]

Here are some pics after LST

 

[DevilDog_0651]

Update for today. I stripped some lower leaves and small branches. How does she look?

 

[Fitzy]

Update for today. I stripped some lower leaves and small branches. How does she look?

Looks good bud seems happy.

 

[DevilDog_0651]

Thank

Looks good bud seems happy.

Thank you! Plant is definitely starting to need water more frequently. Usually every other day. I have been feeding every time 1 gallon. Two days ago I just gave her some pH'd water and some cal mag, 1.75 gallons. I guess I will feed next.

 

[Fitzy]

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Thank you! Plant is definitely starting to need water more frequently. Usually every other day. I have been feeding every time 1 gallon. Two days ago I just gave her some pH'd water and some cal mag, 1.75 gallons. I guess I will feed next.

A lil tip if you feed everyday or every other day/week make sure that you continue they get used to the cycle and if you take that cycle and disrupt it it will be slower to mature in comparison to one on the cycle.

 

[DevilDog_0651]

Thanks for the tip Fitzy! I did not know that.

 

[DevilDog_0651]

For anyone following, this is my girl on day 90 of veg. She looks thirsty to me, time to make some water. I transplanted into a 7 gallon fabric pot, but really should have gone with 10 gallon I think. I will let her hang out in this pot for a while then transplant to 10.

Question though, if she will be vegging for another 3 or so months, should I go bigger than 10 gallon? I am trying to make this yield last my wife for 12 months, so need the most possible buds (isn't that everyone's goal?)

Question 2, since I transplanted, I added more of my Fox Farms Coco Loco medium. For anyone who doesn't know about this stuff, it's a soil and coco mix with amendments. So should I just use water for the next few weeks? I don't want to burn my plant.

 

[Doug58]

I hope this isn't too stupid of a question. I started five photo plants, 4 in about 1 1/2 gallon plastic pots and one in a 3 gallon fabric pot which I won't be able to transplant into the ground until about the middle of June. They are two weeks going on 3 weeks from seed sprouting currently. How did you transplant out of the fabric pot? With plastic pots I water well the day before and just tip it over to remove the plant. Never tried transplanting from a fabric container. I always just left autoflower plants in whatever pot I started them in but 3 gallon fabric pots were just too small for anything I grew last year and the one photo I grew last Summer in the ground was huge.