I wish I knew how many weeks they were and a bit more info on them but they were flowering outdoor and a friend gave them to me and i re vegged them but what do you guys think when should I flip them?
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Clean them up real good and see where you are. Too thick for airflow i do believe. Shape them how you want. Givem another week to recover then flip when want. Just what I would do. Look good.
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@Storm what do you mean to thick of airflow? But cool def will clean the area up give them a fresh watering and give them some a little more time before flipping , thanks!!
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Biggest threat of mold is with very dense foliage allowing mold to thrive deep inside where no air and its moist. Thats what i meant. Plus a photo. Can Mr. Miyagi the girls for more budsites and remove weak useless limbs and foliage.
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@Storm so how can I fix that? I have 3 fans in there trying to alwyas keep it circulated Very good information and I really appreciate it.
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Photo so defoliate is good to promote growth. I would clear bottom 3rd. Grab clones from small.lower branches. Stuff along main stem remove. Choose to keep the best limbs. 10 or 12. These will be your main buds. Good canopy…less inside. Dont worry taking small limbs at bottom. They will not produce anyway.
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Thank you a lot for your input and advice will tag you when I do it today I really appreciate it !! @Storm
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Np at all. We all go through beginners blues. Our stress and concern levels are over the top. Once you have a few under the belt 1 or 2 plants or beans dieng becomes part of the game. Best policy i have for myself is…is it worth it? Can i grow another in the time needed to save 1. Ill show you an example that bugged me 5 minutes and was forgotten.
This was a root problem. No warning. None. Living soil. This happened in 36 hours or so. I just planted another. Relaxed grows better plants IMO. GL and stay up here. MANY very good growers up here covering every style.
You want to change style…shout out and the ones who are accomplished in that method will jump right in to help. I also suggest MANY opinions. The truths will come to the surface through comparison and then you pick 1.
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This is how they are after the trim I think I shoulda went inside more for the smaller growths but I stopped after snipping a few
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Going well. Gonna be a good plant
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She looks happy and healthy. I agree. More heavy on the interior defol. I would’ve removed that low branch in the front of the pictures. Picked a few more lower leaves and bud sites out of there but she’s definitely going to be a thick girl and that’s not really a bad problem to have. Happy growing! Be safe and be well.
Never really noticed but they are infested with mites … that’s crazy I never seen them before or had a bug problem…. Do I just dispose of them and clean my tent and regrow ? I think they might of had them when I got them from the outdoor and put them indoor 
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This is a sample bottle. Free shipping. Makes 1 gallon. This will destroy the mites. I would just make 3/4 gallon if you get it. Spray till soaked before lights out. Do it again 3 days later. Then again 3 days later. Wait a week. Do it again. Spray tent walls and everything. Should do the trick. Will need a bud wash at harvest to get rid of dead bugs. Once you break the life cycle just spray every couple weeks as a preventative.
@Storm I really appreciate your help gonna order now ! Do you think the plants can be in veg for another week they are huge I may need to transplant again into bigger pots Jesus I’m going nuts lol
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Lol. Yea its photo. Can do whatever with those guys. If have the square feet then vegem more. Clear out the mites THEN flip. If think going to be too tall can supercrop easily. Love photo. Issues like this on an auto is doom sometimes.
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Research “LADYBUGS”
I use the ladybugs for aphid foraging.
chemical use while good as recommended, ladybugs may not like chemicals prior to introduction.
Get some Captain jacks dead bug you can use it right up to harvest. Its harmless to people and animals. I would take them out of the tent and thoroughly clean and disinfect the tent. Then I would spray the plants real good before putting them back in. Spray for 4 days then wait a day or 2 then 4 days until I think Ive gotten rid of them. After that I’d spray once or twice a week until harvest.