Here are my Jack herer autos and super skunk autos and sour diesel autos
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I don't do soil, but...

- I'd consider filling the pot more, so the plant doesn't sit so low inside the pot, and

- I would avoid placing things inside the pot with it, like you have the hydrometer in there.

My reasoning is that when the lower part of the plant sits inside the bucket, there's less air and light penetration, and it also causes leaves to touch the pot, leaving the door open to leave damage and the plant feeling like it cannot grow in that direction because there is a barrier.

Just my two cents. [emoji106] [emoji6]

Oh, and this may be an easy and cheap way to deal with the heat issue...



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this is great im going to go make one up right now i never even thought of this i get temps up to 31c so if i could get it down 3 degrees it would be ideal
 
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BLK Blueberry.....day 45 (approx.)
She stayed very low...she's about 8" tall, with two small side branches and a small main cola. Its hard to tell from the picture, but she is starting to put on frost.
 
I was planning on putting more soil but she just stayed super short l, I added more soil but that was all I could do. I just got my 4in inline fan, time to remove the crappy 4in booster I've had. @witchyhour thanks, on my new seedlings it's filled to the top
Cool! I had a batch that I planted low and all lower leaves got damaged and died, which is why I'm very focused on that these days. [emoji6] [emoji106]

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ChemDawg girls (photo) Growing strong I have topped them twice. The most recent was yesterday. In about 3 to 4 weeks I will be flowering the tent. :D

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