Flowering plants stop growing

[organic3000]

My plants have been in flower for about 4 weeks now and have stopped showing any sign of growth for the last 2 weeks. I am feeding them Yates Tomato food, and they look green and healthy, just no growth.....

Also there may have been a hermie in there, so the plants may have been pollinated, I dont know. Would this stop growth?

I will post some picks sortly.

Any ideas?

[everest]

if it's been pollinated , looks good still , and slowed down in growth , you can bet ya life your growin some seeded bud ..... me thinks

 

ev

[Guest Eikel]

if it's been pollinated , looks good still , and slowed down in growth , you can bet ya life your growin some seeded bud    ..... me thinks

 

Yeah, it will be the hermie.

 

Buds seem to slow down their development early after polliation (or so I theorise from my current and previous grow). They will start to fill out again, but they seem to "stunt" for between 1-2 weeks.

 

I think removing the hermie will allow your plants to concentrate more on getting bigger rather than making more and more seeds... get rid of the bastard if possible

[nitram]

Eikel ..........Buds seem to slow down their development early after polliation (or so I theorise from my current and previous grow). They will start to fill out again, but they seem to "stunt" for between 1-2 weeks.

 

I'm making a mental note in some neuron about this one and putting in nearby with the one on what show you if you need a new bulb. I had a poor rowth at about 4 weeks followed by a fattening up. a poor yield followed so got me thinking how old was my bulb. Sure enough overdue.

 

 

I guess organic3000 will find some seed pods if it has been pollinated. dose he know he had a hermie ?

 

Also there may have been a hermie in there, so the plants may have been pollinated, I dont know.

 

Surely the test will be looking for a pod or 10 on he plant(s).

 

No growth in 2 weeks is a while.

 

Do you know how old your bulb is organic3000 ?

 

Cya