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so did you get that dildo out of you ass yet?

maybe???????

not much progress but i took some pics. she [hopefully] hasn't grown that much since i transplanted, but i gave her a good watering with some extra nutes, and the nitrogen deficiency seems to be going away. my other plants are doing good and should be in the woods within a week or two. :peace:

ehh my mistake i didnt realize that

haha yea it scared me for a bit but then when i saw it and it was cool. i had never seen one in the wild before. but i was pissed when i found out one of the plants was male. hopefully the other one i put out will be a girl. :roll: but i have more on the way so i hope i can get at least get...

i would wait a couple days, just make sure you dont over water. after 3-4 days do the top dressing or refill the soil. then give it a good watering.

just make sure that if you start off with organics make sure not to use any synthetic nutes because it kill the beneficial organism in the soil

by new soil i mean scotts with blood meal added in. if you dont want to replant with new soil, than top dress it. the sweet seed might have a thicker stem because of it's genetics.

yes. .

lowes and home depot have lots of organic nutes that you can add to soil or use on plants that are already growing. i reccomend miracle gro organic and espoma products.

at lowes and maybe home depot they sell this http://www.espoma.com/p_consumer/biotone_02.html for around 10 dollars. you might be able to do something with it. also, molasses feeds the microorganisms in the soil really well.

the have a lot of things you can use. i dont know if you want to do an organic grow but you can with stuff from home depot. this is what i've seen there from what i can remember: miracle gro organic all purpose liquid. 10-0-0 alaskan fish fertilizer. 5-1-1 miracle gro organic blood and bone...

i was trying to factor in the shipping time for the seeds. it could take up to a week depending on where you order from. and i never said he couldnt grow the strains he listed but i would advise going with something that grows quickly

if you plan on finishing these outdoors your running out of time. get a strain with a short flowering time or an autoflower

i wouldnt bother cloning since this is your first time, i would go with more seeds. but its up to you. the plant looks pretty good but its not very large. do you plan on giving it nutes? its normal for the bottom round water leaves to die and fall off, although i noticed it has 3. theres usually...

there are chemical nutes you can mix into the soil before planting, and they are activated by water. but there are also many other organics that can be added to the soil and do the same thing. since you already have an organic soil mix, i would stick with organic nutes for flowering.

well the pot you have right now is big enough, but you can take the plant out and refill the pot with improved soil. read the directions on the blood meal bag, and add about 3/4 that amount to your scotts soil, maybe even a little less. alot of people say blood meal can burn easily so be careful...

since it is a dried nute add some into your soil next time you transplant. if you are planning on transplanting, which i think you should. i do believe you could make some sort of tea or liquid so you could add the blood meal now. when it starts flowering you will need a different kind of nute...

i would say use it at 1/8 strength next time you water. gradually increase with each watering, and every 4 waterings or so just give it plain PH'd water. then add the 20-20-20 if you want to when the plant get larger.

kevin murphy seems to like this.