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First grow Super Soil

Blue5895

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I am concerned that my ladies are not big enough for their age. I have one @20 days and the other @15 How many sets of leaves should they have? I started them inside,then I put them outside during the day once they were big enough. I just recently got my tent and light no fan it will be here tomorrow with my ggs controller. The past week they have only been under the light in the tent no airflow 18/6 manually no timer yet I think they may have 8 sets maybe they are auto flowers
 
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You have 3 nodes there so they are on track. The single lobed serrated leaf and below are node zero, first 3 lobed leaf is node one, then number up as they grow. What do you have for a light? If the fan is not present opening the tent will help to cool it down. Caution bringing outdoor plants inside, asking for bugs. Have you read up on the main site? At bottom of this page on the right under quick links, click growing basics.
 
You have 3 nodes there so they are on track. The single lobed serrated leaf and below are node zero, first 3 lobed leaf is node one, then number up as they grow. What do you have for a light? If the fan is not present opening the tent will help to cool it down. Caution bringing outdoor plants inside, asking for bugs. Have you read up on the main site? At bottom of this page on the right under quick links, click growing basics.
Yes I’m actually using Mrs nebula super soil guide
 
Starting from the bottom the round cotyledon leaf and the first single lobed serrated leaf and shoot are both node zero. I cut them as soon as the plant does not need them. Then the first three lobed serrated leaves are node one. Every additional node above that gets numbered sequentially upward. Nodes grow in pairs on opposite sides of the stem so there are two leaves and shoots per node, at least when they are young. They get less symmetrical as they get older.
 
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