My 1st Grow, Just 2 For Now

iNFID3L

iNFID3L

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Hi guys, im totally new here,i stumbled upon this place purely by accident, honest! lol

Ive started 2 plants INDOORS,but will be putting them outside soon, when they are strong enough,and when i have re-homed them into bigger pots.

I have a few questions tho...

how will i know when the time is right to re-pot, and when should i expect them to be strong enough ?

Pics are of the 2, 13 days old, one had a snapped leaf, lol

So its slightly behind the other, the smaller one is called,easy kush,the other, white widow.

ANY help tips or advice is greatly appreciated !

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Stinkmeaner

Stinkmeaner

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you have a fan blowin on em? if not, get one. the stems look weak due to stretching.
thats about it :) otherwise its lookin good :P
good luck bro
 
iNFID3L

iNFID3L

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Stinkmeaner said:
you have a fan blowin on em? if not, get one. the stems look weak due to stretching.
thats about it :) otherwise its lookin good :P
good luck bro
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they go outside for an hour every day in a tub for a breeze, ill get the fan fired up !

how powerfull should i have the fan? a slight breeze ? or storm city ?

thanks :)
 
iNFID3L

iNFID3L

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ok , i did think the same thing, but always better to ask someone who is better educated than myself :)
 
TDM

TDM

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The plant starts vegging after third set of leaves. This is my first indoor grow and despite the knowledge I have I still screwed up, I guess my advice is go by the basics, it's a learning process. My grow is doing good.

Here is Dutch Passion's recipe for more females:

Grow room factors can be manipulated to produce better female to male ratios. The female-inducing recipe to be implemented during the first month of growth involves providing:
1. More nitrogen, less potassium
2. More halide (blue spectrum) and less high pressure sodium (red spectrum) lighting
3. Shorter light cycles
4. A grow medium of 6.6 to 6.8 pH
5. Lower temperatures and higher humidity, plus higher soil moisture
6. Minimized stress (cloning and other stressors can destabilize plants, causing them to go male or hermaphrodite).

I wasnt aware of this formula, but by accident I fit most of this criteria...not sure if it worked but I only have one male out of eight regular seeds.
 
TDM

TDM

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iNF...regular seeds under normal conditions you got a 50/50 chance for females...with feminized seeds you have a 20% chance of hermies.
This is the first time I have grown feminized plants they are about a month old with very robust growth so far, the idea I dont like is it leaves you dependent on the breeder and you could never grow for seed or cross breed.
 
iNFID3L

iNFID3L

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TDM said:
iNF...regular seeds under normal conditions you got a 50/50 chance for females...with feminized seeds you have a 20% chance of hermies.
This is the first time I have grown feminized plants they are about a month old with very robust growth so far, the idea I dont like is it leaves you dependent on the breeder and you could never grow for seed or cross breed.
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im really not that bothered about seed or x breed i just want a free smoke because im fed up with searching ;)
 
iNFID3L

iNFID3L

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DSC02695.jpgDSC02694.jpgDSC02697.jpgOk well its been about a week now since i joined, ive learnt a lot already just by being nosey, i figured i would add a photo to show my girls progress sine i did this thread, i will re pot in the next 1-2 week.

have a look, see what you think ? the stems have thickened since using a fan and ive also been putting them outside a lot more, ive started adding nutes too, after only 3 weeks here is the progress they are making....one had a leaf torn off in its 1st week, thats why its slow in catching up. lol
 
huklburryfin

huklburryfin

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i would get rid of the sticks, they make the plant reliant on them to hold it up. what kind of nutes are you using? nice job, they look pretty healthy
 
iNFID3L

iNFID3L

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huklburryfin said:
i would get rid of the sticks, they make the plant reliant on them to hold it up. what kind of nutes are you using? nice job, they look pretty healthy
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if you look carefully you can see things , like bendy twisty things that ive shaped round the stick,i usually lower them so the plant is unsupported most of the time , im using a 3.1.2 nute mix from miracle grow, dont laugh ,lol .

Ill repot them soon....thanks fella, i appreciate your kind comments.:joint:
 
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