Wood_fries
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I would like to have some fellows to talk baout growing indoor and give feedback for theirs and to get some feedbacks for mine.
My plant is 22 days old
My plant is 22 days old
Need feedbacks for my first indoor grow
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Semper.Fi
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Now that's a healthy little seedling well done . . .
My only moan . . . . . . is that tin foil used to not reflect the correct spectrum? A matt white surface has more reflectivity. It may look bright in there, but is that brightness containing the spectrum / PAR you need??? I doubt it. Though it is growing beautifully. Perhaps 1/4 turn it every few hours so defo no hot spots start getting to work.
Well done though, nice littlun . . . .. what's the strain please??
My only moan . . . . . . is that tin foil used to not reflect the correct spectrum? A matt white surface has more reflectivity. It may look bright in there, but is that brightness containing the spectrum / PAR you need??? I doubt it. Though it is growing beautifully. Perhaps 1/4 turn it every few hours so defo no hot spots start getting to work.
Well done though, nice littlun . . . .. what's the strain please??
Wood_fries
New Member
So you're saying to cover my interior walls with white normal paper? I didn't understand this "Perhaps 1/4 turn it every few hours so defo no hot spots start getting to work."
The strain is White Widow
I fear that my plant is too little for 22 days.
The strain is White Widow
I fear that my plant is too little for 22 days.
Semper.Fi
Well-Known Member
If you are keeping the tin foil, turn the flower pot a quarter turn every couple of hours so no hot reflective spots from the tin foil burn her . . . .
Not white paper, just matt white paint. It is actually more effective than foil.
Aaaaaah White Widow! She looks average for a 20 ish day plant, so all is well . . . . . .
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Not white paper, just matt white paint. It is actually more effective than foil.
Aaaaaah White Widow! She looks average for a 20 ish day plant, so all is well . . . . . .
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Wood_fries
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One plant can be male or female? Or can be both?
Final Phase
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Both... More than likely you will want to only keep female plants. Males are good for their pollen only. A hermaphrodite plant has both sexes, but isn't desired due it being able to pollenate the rest of the females in the area... Have fun, good growing!
Wood_fries
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I'm terrified if my plant is a male. I want HER to be a gorgeous female. What can I do? It's too young to see if it has balls or hairs