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hey guys:-P been growing an outdoor baby now for bout 8 weeks. i heard i should be able to see pre-flowers to determine gender (there feminised seeds but i suppose you never know!) are the little "hairs" in the picture female preflowers or just random?? any advice will be greatly...

much obliged! i'll keep u posted.:bigjoint:

cheers. whats the optimum ph for my outdoor babies??

got some bat guana too, hear that helps!!:lol:

:idea: went and got a pretty big bucket today and repotted the plant, the roots had spread out all the way to the edge of the woodies pot so i reckon she has a bit more breathing space! i staked her up too, loosely and i think its worked a treat! only the leaves move in the wind now as opposed...

thanks sunkissed!! when will i know if this is a girl?? the seeds were supposedly feminised. pinkflydy you dont miss a beat ! woodies pot, bang on!!:lol:

ps her name is planty!!

hey, i've been growing an outdoor anti mould strain (AMS) for round 3 weeks now. however i feel as if i should be providing nutrients for the plant! sofar all i have used is standard compost. when and what should i add to the plant to increase vegitation?? should i stake the plant to give...

hey all this is my first time growing and thankfully the info i've got on this site has helped loads!! but i need some advice!! i am growing a ams plant. its an anti mould strain so perfect for outdoor growing. my plant is bout 4inches tall and is starting to vegetate. 1. do i need to...

thanks jimmy! but what does rh mean in the last sentence?? the seeds i used are AMS. anti mould strain and the plan is to grow these babies outside with the help of (hopefully) a good summer! not too sure if its gonna work but u gotta start somewhere eh??!!!

just germinated my first ever batch of seeds.....the white tip has cracked open the seed and now and is extending out. its still on moist tissue paper. should i put it into my medium now? also after i plant my germinated seed does it need light straight away?? or do i keep it in germination...