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Rapid rooter, then seedling pot, outside tent for almost two weeks. Then transplanted, and put in tent. Perhaps the first two weeks of uncontrolled light messed her up.
Yeah. Transplant adds stress. She is def. in flower right now.
Revenging will stagger growth for about a month. But she will throw out 5 (or more) finger leaves again eventually if you do that. Then you know she is getting healthy again.
Well depending on where you're located(country) putting it outside during this time of year in the US, shes gonna start flowering. So did you switch to 12/12 directly after bringing them in or did you wait?
Reveg is when a plant goes into flower (like on a 12-12 light - dark schedule) and then gets sent back into a longer days and shorter nights (like on an 18-6 light - dark schedule). This prompts the plant to transition back into the veg cycle where it is growing branches again. The whole process takes about a month to happen and recover from.
To be honest looks like a revegged plant. But I've also seen plants with 2 all the way to 12 leaves on the same plant. How long was it in veg? How much height do you have to fill?
The word you are looking for HowardWCampbell is "foxtail" can be caused from light stress, not saying it is but it wouldn't hurt to know what your lighting details are? I would also like to ask about nitrogen, you plant is dark green.
Lmao. Mr.furley yep no knothing here either. Put a seed in dirt. Talk to it. Becomes plant. Make bud.
Have to say your pictures tell a different story.
Anyways I was just confused. Maybe stoned. But I spent an hour trying to find a bud big enough to have foxtailed. Oh shit yep had to have been stoned staring at that plant saying wtf. And then Wow PRETTY GREEN. lmao
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