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Can anyone tell me if my seedling is okay? I found a seed in some unknown named marijuana. I have it in fox farm ocean forest. Light is Trotronics E27 12 W LED light. I have it in a Rubbermaid bin with mylar and fan gently blowing on it. I water it a little every few days. I do take it back and forth from my Rubbermaid bin to a sunny windowsill. I am no spring chicken and grew up in the 70s. This is an experiment and am enjoying trying this. If I can get this down, it may become my new hobby. Thank you
 

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Looking pretty droopy im not sure why tho...i wouldnt have a fan blowing on it at this point its pretty young and week..id be careful putting it in the windowsill to it can get pretty warm through the glass
 
Have there been a few cloudy days where you are? She should perk up when the sun comes out. This will be your new hobby for sure!! Organics is he way to go!!!
 
kkt3 said:
Have there been a few cloudy days where you are? She should perk up when the sun comes out. This will be your new hobby for sure!! Organics is he way to go!!!
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Yes, it comes and goes. Thank you for your response and we will see....
 
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Looking pretty droopy im not sure why tho...i wouldnt have a fan blowing on it at this point its pretty young and week..id be careful putting it in the windowsill to it can get pretty warm through the glass
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I will back off the fan until stronger then. Thank you.
 
My plant is doing so much better! Can anybody tell me if this is a male or female or way too early to tell? No laughing at next question. If this ends up being female will I need a male plant to get bud? I'm sorry if i am using wrong terminology. I appreciate the help and keep reading up on things so I get better :)
 

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Cali16 said:
My plant is doing so much better! Can anybody tell me if this is a male or female or way too early to tell? No laughing at next question. If this ends up being female will I need a male plant to get bud? I'm sorry if i am using wrong terminology. I appreciate the help and keep reading up on things so I get better :)
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they are new leafs dude.... if its female u dont need a male...lol dont let a male near her...lol
 
Definitely too early to sex.
And to reiterate, no, a male and female together make babies (seeds).
You want an all girl family, unless you plan on breeding, in which case, male and female would be needed.
Looks really good so far.
How old is it?

Consider up potting now.
 
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oh my god, I laughed...a 55 year old woman a dude!!! Love it. I think its almost a month old and the roots are starting to come out of drainage holes on the bottom of the cup. Thank you for explaining the male/female thing. I did not know they were new leaves. So if it ends up being a female I will have something to smoke right? I'm glad I have everybody here to help me. Do you mean transplanting it into a bigger pot? Again, thank you!
 
Yes, transplant asap. Your plant can only grow as big as you allow your roots to grow. A gallon pot should be good for now.
At a month old it is definitely stunted, most likely due to the fact it is not only living in a solo cup, but the cup isn't full of soil.

If it is female, yes, you have a good chance of getting some smoke.

If you decide to take this hobby on, you will pay dearly, but also be rewarded with perhaps the finest smoke ever.

Post pics after transplant and show it off "dude"!
 
Transplanting:
Full your pot halfway. Place solo cup in the middle and surround it with more soil. Remove solo cup. Carefully remove from cup and place into new pot. Water. Sit back and wait for magic
 
Well, I'm sure I goofed up with the size of the pot. No worries though because I have a bigger size too!.I think she is doing well and she definitely is growing bigger and better. I prefer to be called Dudette.
 

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Cali16 said:
Well, I'm sure I goofed up with the size of the pot. No worries though because I have a bigger size too!.I think she is doing well and she definitely is growing bigger and better. I prefer to be called Dudette.
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my apologies.... lol they look great.... i am watering mine tomorrow night... will post some pics...
 
Cali16 said:
Well, I'm sure I goofed up with the size of the pot. No worries though because I have a bigger size too!.I think she is doing well and she definitely is growing bigger and better. I prefer to be called Dudette.
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Nicely done Cali!
She (hopefully) looks very pleased with her new home.
:)
 
Good Morning,
I think my plant is doing ok. I believe it is a Charlotte's Web. Beggars cant be choosy. A few of the leaves are turning brownish yellow. Can anybody help? Too much light or ph problem? Thanks guys.
From Dudette.
 

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Good Morning,
I think my plant is doing ok. I believe it is a Charlotte's Web. Beggars cant be choosy. A few of the leaves are turning brownish yellow. Can anybody help? Too much light or ph problem? Thanks guys.
From Dudette.
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have u fed them anything....? looks like nute burn.....
 
I had exactly the same colors developing in my plants when I was running in DWC. Turned out that my PH was well out of whack. I have since transported to peat substrate, recallobrated my ph meter, flushed them with PH corrected water and gave them a lower doses of nutrients on the next feed. I also added a little CalGel. Took about 10 days until I saw that the new leaves were growing nice colors again, although the old leaves still showed the same problems.
 
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