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hey, not bad replies to views ratio. 33 replies, 35 views. thanks people.

yea, my plants not outdoors

just finished reppin ya'll, thanks for the replys

yeah, i know. i mean, when i planted the older plant's seedlings, i had them in one pot. then after they sprouted and grew a little, i transplanted them into different pots. there was a seed or two that never sprouted. you don't think it could have dormant all this time, and just now decided to...

yeah, i wanna know too

lol, like your signature tussel

lol, hell yeah! i guess it won't do any harm to let it grow for a bit longer.

lol, yeah, my boyfriend thinks its a clover. mostly miracle grow with some peat moss and a little perlite. i mean, its not like i just went outside and dug up some dirt for my plants, lol. than i could understand how an "unwanted weed" would be growing, or if i was growing outdoors, but they're...

ok, if you guys say so, i guess i'll pull it out.

really? cuz the older plant looked just like that when it had sprouted.

ok, heres the pics. got 2 of one of the new plants growing, and TRIED to get a close up of the "mother plant" to show you that the sex is unidentifiable as of yet. sorry, its not that good of quality cuz my camera isn't good quality. also,the baby plant isn't as green as the pic shows.

ok, so just finished taking the pics. i'll put them up in a minute, gotta upload them now to my computer.

yeah, i was just about to take some pics. give me a few minutes or so and i'll have them up.

+rep to anyone who has a viable explanation.

nope, no lie

i know, thats why its a mystery to me. i am oh so very confused :confused:

bumpity, bump, bump

So today, when I checked on my plants and watered them, I found 3 new plants starting to grow. Sounds normal? Well it is, except that my plants aren't even old enough or big enough to identify their sex. So how did this happen?

yeah poop is a messy thing, lol. any other thoughts anyone?

So I was doing some research for someone on bat guano, and during which, i found out that it can be used as a replacement for chemical nutrients in hydroponics apparently very successfully. now i'm no hydro grower- atleast not yet- but i wanted to know if this was a true statement and if anyone...