comment my grrlz plz :) (pics)

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any suggestions?
do they look ok or am i doing something wrong??

 

[kryptron]

look healthy to me but there could be slight problems that arent visible due to the HPS lighting. as far as I can tell though they are very healthy.

are those from clone?

 

[-ww-]

yes they are 4th generation of clones

 

[kryptron]

hehe... I've never raised clones meself.

if you have any pics without the HPS lighting we'd be able to see if there were any subtle problems. like just snap a couple pics right after lights off or something.

edit: for curiosity's sake, whats in yer soil mix?

 

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they are still on 24/0
the soil is some pre-mix bought in the horticulture store

 

[kryptron]

name brand or custom mix made at the hort store? that's cool : P

 

[gladysvjubb]

They look like they are ready for 12/12, unless you are going to clone them.

 

[Irie Islander]

yup 12-14 inches, flower now unless monsters are your thing, or if you are damn good at training

nice plants tho, lots of good looking sites and it looks somewhat trained already, nice uniform growth (not all the plants, but the single plant structure)

 

[f0urtwenty]

The lights aren't in the pics. Are you using HPS during veg, the light looks pretty orange/yellow. Are the lights lifted pretty high? Is that because of temperature reasons. You plants would benefit from a closer light, if temperatures permit.

 

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the light is 35-40 cm from the plants
i am using 400w hps

should i lover the light??

 

[aussie grown]

hey looking good ww no problems there but like kryptron said l,d like to see them in normal light http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=60443

 

[Fast_Pine]

Those are fine.....Maby they are too wet or dry....But they look good. Now's the time to transplant them into the backyard or out in the remote forrest.

Transplants like that, pound per plant forsure!

 

[cobain420]

Looking great! Keep up the great work!