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cool, I heard different things, I just add a tad up if sneak past. also usually just using down to start..but will start just adding water instead. thanks
 
So I’m about to go 12/12. What should I do?

currently: 3 gal pots, miracle grow, 600w hydro crunch,

simple set up. First time. Do I need to trim some? 4 of them are super bushy and one is nice and spread out..... do I re-pot to 5gal? If so, what soil can I use that will supply everything they need?
 

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I always do my LST, defoliation, trimming and anything else that needs to be done before I flip to flowering and up to the first 2-3 weeks of flower, after that they are on their own... you should not have to re-pot, I use 3 gallon pots and they do just fine. no soil will give them everything they need unless you are growing organic and you still need to feed some kind of nutrients. The stuff I use is only required once a month. hope this shines light on the subject.
 
Hi everybody!

My question is: does an auto flowering plant leaves always turns to yellow in late flowering stages? (with or without flush)
 
When you are getting close to prime harvest time, yes the leaves will or should be turning yellow. That means the plant has exhausted what was stored for food within the leaf. and should be occuring from the bottom up. Looks at your trichomes! Milky white, prime upper buzz, light amber and amount present the beginning of stoney or couchlock, darker amber higher cbd, less thc heavier couch lock This side is usually saved for Indica and medicinal use to relieve pain and other issues... so just depends where you like to go!
 
Should I repot my outdoor? They were going to hit 5 feet any day day and stunted, I'm thinking the pots are too small was thinking of 2 in ground (only have 2 good spots in yard) and 2 in 30 gallon fabric bags that can be moved. Also was going to super crop after they are happy to boost production in their new homes, Thoughts, Ideas, advice?
 

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Things didn't got as planned got one in the earth and one in an improvised bigger pots they all are rootbound and the 2 weren't happy and garden stores near me were out of Bags and Pots so I just improvised and instead of looking shocked they seem happier already I thought I was overwatering them but when transplanting they were 100% dry throughout even after having 2 or more drinks a day they couldn't get enough water even with perlite and an organic mix that is supposed to be retaining water incase they were thirsty. New home pics below
 

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Should I repot my outdoor? They were going to hit 5 feet any day day and stunted, I'm thinking the pots are too small was thinking of 2 in ground (only have 2 good spots in yard) and 2 in 30 gallon fabric bags that can be moved. Also was going to super crop after they are happy to boost production in their new homes, Thoughts, Ideas, advice?

Things didn't got as planned got one in the earth and one in an improvised bigger pots they all are rootbound and the 2 weren't happy and garden stores near me were out of Bags and Pots so I just improvised and instead of looking shocked they seem happier already I thought I was overwatering them but when transplanting they were 100% dry throughout even after having 2 or more drinks a day they couldn't get enough water even with perlite and an organic mix that is supposed to be retaining water incase they were thirsty new homes below
 

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I'm seeing predator bugs and lots of beneficials around my outdoor, soldier Beetles and ladybugs to be precise. That made me worry that they are there feeding on the unwanted bugs. So in I checked my plants all over, tops and bottoms of leaves and stems and found no damage and 1 solitary aphid. There are also ton of regular flies hanging out in my plants, like houseflies and I can't find much info on them and if the are bad or good or why they are hanging out in my plants. Should I be worried? I made some spray I'm trying out when the sun goes down all natural with garlic and hot peppers just to protect from bad pests and not scare away the good kind. Any advice or is this normal? I'm to buy some dill and other companion plants to help me out just in case and plant those tonight. I'm a rookie and want to nip this in the bud before my buds get nipped. Any suggestions or advice or if I even have a problem lol or am I worrying too much. Plants are all seperated by 10m to make sure if they ever get to one they can't just walk across and affect the others.
 
The flies that get into my house seem to gravitate to my grow room. I don't see any damage and as far as I know they won't do anything. They are basically just warming up on top of your leaves. My sister is a professor of horticulture she says the Flies are a no harm. The aphid however might indicate an ant colony and the Ants will bring more aphids

If it is just ants, she recommends Borax and ant traps in a circle to cut off ants going in and out.

the ants themselves are harmless but they do farm aphids like slaves
 
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I'm thinking my plants are ready for chopping but just want to be sure. This is my first grow so trying to not mess anything up. I switched to 12/12 54 days ago. I've checked several bud sites and the trichomes look more or less the same as below.
 

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