my femenized dutch passions are only about 2 inches tall and they've been in vegetative state for more than a month now...is this natural?
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Sorry-- I'm growing femenized dutch passion in organic Foxfarm soil indoors. The plant are about 1.5 months old and I'm using 26watt CFL's which are about 2-3 inches away from the plants. i dont feed it any nutrients yet because of its size. I haven't checked the PH level and the temperature is about 80-85 degrees Fahrenheit in the room. Bugs were present but I have exterminated them. the plants are growing in cups right now and I want to transplant them to 5 gallon pots but I am hesitant due to their size (about 2 inches tall) if anyone has any info please let me know I really need help
Wow thats small for 1.5 months old. Are they just short and very bushy or is it still a stringy cotyledon? Pics help. They should have been fed by now too but not if they are cotyledons.
they're looking a little dry, some have discoloration (yellowing). I've grown three times before and i've never had this problem. they're 1.5 months old and they are still in vegetative state. i don't have any pics right now but they're nowhere near bushes like i said they're still in vegetative state in cups which is why i don't want to feed them nutes yet.