beginnerGmike
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here are pics
about 2 months outside
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beginnerGmike
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i guess.. i dont use any kind of chems or feed.
just water and sunlight. this is my first grow. so im still learning
just water and sunlight. this is my first grow. so im still learning
beginnerGmike
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okay there only 1 month and 3 weeks old..
what do you expect?
im using miracle grow.
and the 2 plants in 1 pot is just cause i dont got more pots..
im still learning can you guys maybe help and stop saying there's something wrong..
what do you expect?
im using miracle grow.
and the 2 plants in 1 pot is just cause i dont got more pots..
im still learning can you guys maybe help and stop saying there's something wrong..
someone else
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Mike, I would look into what soil you're using. Do you have proper drainage? That's really important. Your plants should be bigger for almost 2 months outdoors. How much sun do they get? They need at least 5 hours of direct sunlight per day.
Go into some more detail about your grow parameters so we can help you help yourself.
I've seen plants like yours this year....like my own. I didn't get proper drainage, and the plants just stayed at a particular height and wouldn't grow any bigger.
Transplant the plants into a soil that has a higher percentage of one or all of these soil parts: peat moss, perlite, or vermiculite.
Also, if you're using Miracle Grow fertilizer, I'd stop that, at least for now. You didn't specifify if it was Miracle Grow fertilizer or soil.
One more thing, make sure you have drainage holes at the bottom of the containers you're using.
Go into some more detail about your grow parameters so we can help you help yourself.
I've seen plants like yours this year....like my own. I didn't get proper drainage, and the plants just stayed at a particular height and wouldn't grow any bigger.
Transplant the plants into a soil that has a higher percentage of one or all of these soil parts: peat moss, perlite, or vermiculite.
Also, if you're using Miracle Grow fertilizer, I'd stop that, at least for now. You didn't specifify if it was Miracle Grow fertilizer or soil.
One more thing, make sure you have drainage holes at the bottom of the containers you're using.
smokeweedlikeitsO2
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BAD PLANTS BAD!!!!!! Did you scream at them daily or something? like 2 inches away from them screaming i hate you??? Are you using charcoal as a mixer in your soil? Is there fat girls tanning next door all the time?? What can possibly retard so many girls like that??????????!!!!!!!!! Do you live in china with a half mile layer of smog?
smokeweedlikeitsO2
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never use miracle grow if you plan to actually have plants that will yield more than a cashed rip a plant. maybe try vegn for 2 years?
someone else
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Just ignore this moron Mike. Take a look at your drainage, and tell us more about what kind of sunlight/watering the plant gets.
beginnerGmike
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its miracle grow for vegetable growth..
like they get at least 8-10 hours of sun i dont really have alot of soil maybe the roots aren't growing.
they aren't girls they could be guys their bagseed. first time grower
like they get at least 8-10 hours of sun i dont really have alot of soil maybe the roots aren't growing.
they aren't girls they could be guys their bagseed. first time grower
beginnerGmike
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i water them when it gets dry like i put my finger in the soil.. i probs water about 2-3 other days.
someone else
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I would stop using the miracle grow, at least for a few weeks.
Also, transplant the plants into better soil, in bigger pots if necessary. The bigger the pot you use, the bigger the plant will get. Obviously use more soil too. If roots are showing, you need to cover them with a soil mix.
That's a good method for watering. Keep that up. Seriously, look into replacing the soil with a better draining mixture, and transplant into bigger pots with enough soil to completely cover the roots.
Also, transplant the plants into better soil, in bigger pots if necessary. The bigger the pot you use, the bigger the plant will get. Obviously use more soil too. If roots are showing, you need to cover them with a soil mix.
That's a good method for watering. Keep that up. Seriously, look into replacing the soil with a better draining mixture, and transplant into bigger pots with enough soil to completely cover the roots.
beginnerGmike
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alright thanks yeah but i dont know what soil to use and also really dont got a job i just used the materials i had and they grew. i was excited but then problems here and there.
so i went to this website for help.
so i went to this website for help.
someone else
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No problem Mike. If you want to keep it really simple, just buy some peat moss, and mix it in with the soil you already have. That will help.
Keep reading on this website Mike. There's a lot of great info, from start to finish of marijuana's life cycle.
Patience is the key, and good information will help you even more.
Keep reading on this website Mike. There's a lot of great info, from start to finish of marijuana's life cycle.
Patience is the key, and good information will help you even more.
tuxedotoker
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jeeze, relax will ya? It's the kids first grow. Why don't you give him usefull info?
someone else
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Solid, constructive words kid.
I bet you must hate that you have to go back to school in a few weeks.
beginnerGmike
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lmao well yeah i found some new dirt in my shed transported 2 of my better plants to it.
the roots were so on the bottom they were like coiling to form like the shape of the bottom of the pot.
i only found enough soil for 2 plants.
the roots were so on the bottom they were like coiling to form like the shape of the bottom of the pot.
i only found enough soil for 2 plants.
someone else
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Good man! Try to scrape together a few bucks for some peat moss if you get a chance too. I know I keep mentioning it, but it'll help.
Keep us updated on how the plants are doing.
Keep us updated on how the plants are doing.