Hi Folks. These three plants are exactly five weeks old yesterday. They are still in veg, though they all have alternating nodes and they all have female preflowers with the little hairs coming out. They are in a 10 gallon Rubbermaid but now they seem too close together. I know it only looks like one plant in the back row, but there are actually two there -- the one on the left is a NLxBB and the one on the right is a White Widow. The one in the front is also a WW, though I am not worried about her.
The two in the back have their roots grown together so thick that I don't see any way to untangle them. They are like two mop heads all twisted together. Before they showed female, I thought that one of them might end up being a male and then I would have just cut the roots close to that plant and then teased them away from the other plant's roots. Then I would have moved the second plant over to the netpot on the end. But now that they are both females, what should I do? Is it better to just let them go the way they are or should I try to separate the roots, even though I know a lot of them will break? I will say that they both look very healthy and there doesn't seem to be any problem with parts of either plant not getting enough light. But I'm worried what will happen when they get taller and bushier.
I was thinking of putting these into flower soon, but someone -- I think it was Stoney Bud says he lets his veg until they are 18". Right now the tallest is only 14". The next tallest is 12" and the shortest -- the one in front -- is only 10". They can get as much as 4.5' tall before I would have to bend them over, so I think I could veg them for another week or maybe two. What do you think? And what should I do about the two in back that are so close together?
The two in the back have their roots grown together so thick that I don't see any way to untangle them. They are like two mop heads all twisted together. Before they showed female, I thought that one of them might end up being a male and then I would have just cut the roots close to that plant and then teased them away from the other plant's roots. Then I would have moved the second plant over to the netpot on the end. But now that they are both females, what should I do? Is it better to just let them go the way they are or should I try to separate the roots, even though I know a lot of them will break? I will say that they both look very healthy and there doesn't seem to be any problem with parts of either plant not getting enough light. But I'm worried what will happen when they get taller and bushier.
I was thinking of putting these into flower soon, but someone -- I think it was Stoney Bud says he lets his veg until they are 18". Right now the tallest is only 14". The next tallest is 12" and the shortest -- the one in front -- is only 10". They can get as much as 4.5' tall before I would have to bend them over, so I think I could veg them for another week or maybe two. What do you think? And what should I do about the two in back that are so close together?