female plant to small?

Its now one or two months old.. bud is starting but i find it there is something wrong..

Whats the strain? Did you have any problems within the first 2 months? Has it been growing in that thing the entire time?

yeah it is too small for sure. what are you using for soil? how often are you watering? what and how much are you feeding? this info is helpful in diagnosing the problem

That cup looks like it is 4 inches tall. If it is and the dirt is only filling half then you most likely have a root problem.

Why is the dirt built up on the side of the pot? Is this how you drain the water out? IMO you have packed soil not letting the roots grow. Or just root bound from such small amount of soil.

Also what it your pot sitting on? A bird bath?

Edited by 5150, 20 August 2012 - 11:52 PM.

Your soil is compacted. The roots are suffocating and unable to reach out.

is that a butter tub your growing in?

Yeah its in the same pot. its a cali strand. and i heard from a close friend i need to put it into a bigger pot, the water is also on the sides cause it rains alot where i am

next time fill your pots all the way up almost just like an inch of space to avoid overflow when watering. and start with bigger pots from the very start

i have hole on the bottom of the pot, because it does rain alot..

A hole in the bottom will not fix the fact that there are two inches of dirt. My bigger plants are in 7 gallon pots filled to the brim. Also, is the pot made of paper? Paper retains water, swelling and basically disintegrating. You should try to invest in some plastic pots. We actually have gotten all of ours for free. Just asked for some at the nursery we go to. Large Chinese soup containers are good for seedlings, but you have to tape around the outside of the pot so that algae doesn't grow and light doesn't hurt the roots.

A plant, without proper training, will not be able to reach it's maximum potential size if the roots are not allowed room to expand. We try to transplant as soon as the plants become root bound. Which is when the roots have literally taken over, thus needing more soil.

Soil is also really important. Wood mulch and leaf matter are very acidic which is not good for the plant. Sometimes you have to spend a little more than you want to on soil, but it really isn't just dirt. It's an ecosystem. Peat/Sphagnum moss and perlite are also very good additions and both are inexpensive.

Edited by farmerone, 21 August 2012 - 06:43 PM.

Thanks guys. That helps alot

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Much better container choice! You could always try and re-veg it indoors under cfls or hid. And then put into flower again when its a little better off. However if it is an auto-flower strain then it wont revert to vegative state.