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ohigrow posted an update in the group
5 weeks agoMemes 5 weeks ago
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ohigrow posted an update 5 weeks ago
The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to feed not just the body, but the soul.
-Alfred Austin
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ohigrow posted an update in the group
5 weeks agoMemes 5 weeks ago
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Luckily mine is pretty good with the plants. Might nip a leaf here or there but generally… Even catnip survives her. She does like catnip just the dry stuff that has the oils broken up so she can smell it better. Live she leaves it alone.
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My cat won’t stay out of the grow room he legit runs & hides until I leave I think he likes the smell Lol
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My cat loves to go in my tent, he comes running if he hears the zipper. He has no interest in the plants he just likes to hang out.
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For me it’s the dog. Had to put a scrog net across the front of the tent to keep him out when I’m working the ladies. Last batch while defoliating he ate all the leaves and got sick hours later. Over the summer he ate a 5″ bub off my deck plant. I tell ya, he likes it just as much as me. 🤣
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ohigrow posted an update in the group
5 weeks agoMemes 5 weeks ago
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mr-green-fingers posted an update in the group
6 weeks agoAsk a Grow Question 6 weeks agoHello all, I got 4 autos in my 2×4 tent now and I’ve been feeding the roots like crazy. Last week I removed the plants from the tent to clean the floor and noticed roots coming out the bottom of my 5 gallon grow bags. This has me concerned, will this hinder bud production? Should I attempt to transplant? Thoughts?
I’ve been growing autos for a…
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I wouldn’t transplant, I see roots do this a lot with fabric pots and the bottom feeders. I have never had an issue and the roots should air prune themselves. But I’m no pro, @jmystro is though. 😉
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I had the same issues. When I first noticed there was about a foot of roots coiled in the tray. Best advice I got was to get them out of the plastic trays and get some air flowing underneath.
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Tap roots don’t initiate flowering. Autos flower based on time. No photoperiod seed is going to autoflower if the tap root runs out of space. Root pruning pots allow roots that grow out of the pot to be pruned and form more roots inward.
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