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[Organic357]

Goygoy it looks like you did a good job transplanting. The one in the front of the picture looks a little off center but this should not be a big deal. I don't always do a good job of getting all of my plants centered. Now you just need to let them dry out. I hope that the two square green pots have good drainage holes in the bottom. Now I am off to move two of my girls from 3.5" square pots to my 7 gallon MaXX Yield Power Pots. I have decided to try skipping the 1 gallon pots in used to transplant into before going int 7 gallon pots.

 

[Rwise]

It might be a good time to use something to stimulate root growth such as Voodoo Juice. I use it on seedlings, any time I transplant, at the switch to 12/12s.

 

[goygoy]

I guess 2 of 3 are at flowering stage?(both autos)
They were on 24h light schedule.
Now what should I do about light circle?
And as I can see they are affected by light stress?
By the way still I did not feed them.
Probably they do not give much buds but let's force them for max..
Suggestions please

 

[dilvish]

If they are flowering at that size you likely aren't going to see a jump in the size of the plant(s). This was a learning experiment and at least you know what not to do next time.
You will probably not get more than 15 grams out of all 4 plants combined assuming they all flower. Judging by the time they have been growing I'd say just water then with properly PH'd water and wait for the top 1 or 2 inches of soil to dry out completely before watering again.
I don't think adding nutrients will help at this stage so I'd just keep them under decent light at least 18 inches or more from the tops and continue to water every 3 or 4 days.
Adding nutrients may just cause more problems to plants that are already stressed. Anyone one who "forces" their plants needs to take a step back and recognize you don't force nature....