First Indoor Grow - Nirvana Royal Flush

For the past 20+ years I have been growing outdoors but a friend of mine gave me 5 Nirvana Royal Flush Feminized seeds so I thought I would give them a go for a grow indoors.

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I did nothing special to germinate the seeds. Just put them in a 16 oz clear plastic cup with a 70/30 mix of Foxfarm Ocean Forest (70%) and Peat Moss (30%). I always use clear plastic cups just so I can watch root growth. This helps me determine when to transplant to bigger containers.

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Kept the soil moist and covered with plastic wrap and put them on top of the refrigerator. All of the seeds sprouted within 72 hours. Below is a pic at one week growth under a 400w MH lamp.

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Much like my outdoor grows, I intend on keeping this one as simple as possible with nutrients and trying to mimic the daylight.

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Conditions:

The grow room is a constant 68°F. I also use this room to ferment my beer. I will be brewing several batches starting this weekend for the summer so hopefully this will help with adding CO2 to the area.

I plan on a vegetative growth period of 6 weeks. Currently I am vegging with a 400W MH lamp running 24/7. Next week I will switch to a 1,000W HPS lamp running at 18/6 for the duration of the 6 weeks. I chose this because the person who gave me the seeds only grows indoors and has had great results so I am following his instructions. After the 6 week vegetative period I will turn off the lamp for 24 hours, then flower for as long as it takes on a 12/12 basis.

As I stated earlier, all of my grows for the past 20+ years have been outdoors so any suggestions from skilled indoor growers are welcome.

Thanks for viewing!
 

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Also, if anyone can give advice on when to start feeding the plants nutrients it would be appreciated. Normally outdoors my soil is amended to the point that I do not have to feed until day 45 after transplanting. After that it is a constant feeding.
 

wallnutmonkeys

Active Member
Hey Snickersbar, I will be growing that same strain for my next grow too. Sorry, cant really help out too much as I have not done a successfull grow yet, I can only say that for feeding I waited approx 2-3 weeks in my case.
 
i start adding nutrients when the plant gets its 3 leaved leaves. Start weak though.
Thanks for the advice. I will probably be ready to transplant by then. I will start with a weaker mixture and increase at weakly intervals

Hey Snickersbar, I will be growing that same strain for my next grow too. Sorry, cant really help out too much as I have not done a successfull grow yet, I can only say that for feeding I waited approx 2-3 weeks in my case.

Thanks and good luck with your grow. Since this is my first indoor grow I was lucky to get free seeds from a friend. I wasn't about to use my expensive stock that I normally use for outdoor grows just in case I screw up
 

mrwood

Well-Known Member
Sounds good.
Indoor grows usually include odor control. Not sure if this is a concern for you, but this is one of the things to consider when you move inside.
 
Sounds good.
Indoor grows usually include odor control. Not sure if this is a concern for you, but this is one of the things to consider when you move inside.
thanks for stopping by!

Yeah I think I'm going to have to do something about odor control. Right now I am pretty much set up with a passive exhaust into a bathroom exhaust pipe. When I transplant to the 5 gallon pots I will probably install a basic exhaust fan into the same spot where the passive exhaust hole is cut.
 
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