Indoor LED advice sought

So here they are :)
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ANL(Female Seeds) View attachment 109275View attachment 109276
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Edit: I think to try the tiered transplant today for them. Full Duplex style it's very easy and only have to cut the lower part of the pot and put some mesh wire and wait to make a nice air pruned roots, after that u can bury the half of the pot to the medium of the new pot and water that way :) He says that he have a much better results with auto's yield :)
All the Best PepS :P
 
Nice lookin' plants PepS ... I'm familar w/ tiered planting but I've never heard of letting the roots air prune while doing so, nor have I heard of it being done from a pot rather than a cup . As short as the life cycle is on an auto, I think I would just carefully remove the entire plant w/ roots and put it in a larger pot. Or remove the bottom of the pot it's in and set it on a bigger pot. At two weeks you're about 1/3 done w/ vegging, wouldn't want to slow the plant down now. Good luck and keep the photos coming ... like you said it's nice to see other growers growing the same seed.
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Hey, thank you for the advices, actualy I was thinking to leave it for few days without the bottom (I cut it), but I decided to do it by the old fashioned way and she is buried in a 10 liter container :)
Thank you i will upload a pics after few days.Good luck you too Chester !
 
Here's some pics of my NL as it enters it's sixth week ... it's been under a 120 watt Extreme Flower for the past week. It liked the light, but only grew about an inch in the past week so I'm putting the light over my Blue Mystics and putting this NL back under 160 watts of daylight CFLs w/ the lights hung higher to hopefully make it stretch some ... I'm also going to remove the main stem to allow the 4-5 side shoots to have some breathing room ...
 
Hey bro, nice lookin. What is the volume of your pot? Is it there room for the roots? This may be the reason for not stretching :)
 
It's a 3 gal pot that it's been in from the start ... I did not provide a good environment for the first 3-4 weeks of it's life, ie. too HOT, poor reflector, plenty of light but too low. It's healthy. If I had more time I'd enjoy growing this plant and seeing how it would come out. Even thought about putting it outside to see what it would do, still might. As it is I'm supposed to be leaving town by the end of Sept for about 4-6 weeks. My first time w/ NL but I've seen some fantastic NL plants ... so I'm looking at flowering and drying this plant over the next 8 weeks ... not optimal at all but I gotta do what I gotta do ...
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Check out this guys NL plant ...
http://www.420magazine.com/forums/j...hern-lights-soil-cfl-cabinet-grow-2012-a.html
 
Yeah he had a nice lookin grow :) Can't wait till mines NL is big like that :)
Actually the pot is fine, mine too is 3gal=10liter. Looks you have stressed her from the beging, but's okay. :) I'm growing mine babies on balcony under the sun, if you have oportunity you should try, there is nothing better than the sun :)
Peace bro. :toke:
 
as long as the heat dont <ffect the roots I have ten outside now in brown 7 L pots they are tiny and well into flower not botherd as they were spares but you need to paint those pots white if you have summer heat
I was to lazy :) and I paY THE PRICE
 
Changed my mind and I now have 5 auto Blue Mystics and 1 Northern Light under a 120 watt Extreme Flower LED alongside a DS100 LED ... after a day or two under these lights they looked a little dry so I flushed well and fed a 1/2 strength Farmers Pride organics plus a little Epsom salts ... I figure the ABMs are flowering nicely and I can leave them at 18/6 for the next six or seven weeks so I might as well leave the NL in with them. I'll probably move the NL outdoors in mid September since I have the weather for it. I have three revegged females flowering outdoors currently that should be ready to harvest about the time it's time to move the NL outside ... weather here should be perfect for flowering. While these plants are not at all impressive, bear in mind they were only about 3 inches tall 2 weeks ago before they were put under LEDs ...
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