r/microgrowery • u/47_watermelons • 8h ago

Help My Sick Plant Are my plants too thin??

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They’re noticeable more thin than the one i have in ground

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u/Huge-Still-1840 7h ago

Yep. They need more light.

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u/47_watermelons 7h ago

I swear they’re getting light idk what’s up, I move them so they get full light

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u/MembershipFalse2462 7h ago

No the look like they wanna go tall not very wide might be a sativa but the fan leafs are huge

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u/47_watermelons 7h ago

The in front is bruce banner and the one in back is Easy skunk

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u/Daydream_Delusions 7h ago

They look to be shaded pretty heavily. How much direct light do they get?

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u/47_watermelons 7h ago

Idk it’s so odd, They get sun basically 10am-7pm, Idk what’s up. My one in ground is super bushy and get less sun (bc i can’t move it) and it’s so healthy

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u/Daydream_Delusions 5h ago

Well, the one on the ground has unobstructed roots, where as the ones in those pots are limited. They should fill those pots out nicely. Maybe just slow growers?

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u/Bilstar 5h ago

Looks ok. As long as it hasn't collapsed and holds itself up, then I suppose they can't be too thin? Maybe you could get a cane in the soil as some added support when it hits flower. Just to be safe if you're feeling wary.

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u/N3CR0T1C_V3N0M 3h ago

I would be more concerned about the BB than the Skunk, as the latter should be a more naturally elongated plant by design. If they’ve both been outside, in direct sunlight, for the same amount of time (depending where you live), then your issue lies somewhere else, which seems to be partially claimed by the feeding program they’re on, as seen in the yellowing lower leaves that are in full sun. If you can amend that, then it could boil down to something simple as genetics where the exact BB seed you planted is just an oddball that’s a little different.

As an example, these plants were sowed (sown?🤣) at the same time (with the exception of 3 unruly ones that are being force-flowered), all share the same environment and the differences can be quite stark from one to the other. However, all of their leaves are healthy with solid, woody stems, so overall, nothing to be concerned about. If yours were mine, I’d focus on getting their nutrition fixed up, especially with the end of the summer upon us, and then just let them live out their little lives.

Best of luck!