My First Grow... Outdoor on tight budget

Copycat

Copycat

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as for the seedling... a few keep stretching and the one that up-rooted its self seems to be doing ok, but the little seed leaves (catycill spelling? ) are already starting to yellow. It had to use up the energy stored in those leaves to re-root its self.
 
Copycat

Copycat

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Im thinking about putting the seedlings and the tiny ladies back outside... not sure if I should or just keep them inside under the light.
 
Copycat

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I figure a picture is worth a thousand words so I usually just post a lot of pictures... If anyone has any questions or input or suggestions feel free to comment.
 
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2 of them stretched till they were close enough to the light. So I try and keep the other 2 about the same distance from the light and they haven't stretched yet. 1 still looks stunted and i am starting to worry about it. I dont know if it will make it another week or not.
 
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got some stuff to do today... dont know if ill be able to get pics up, but I will try if i get time
 
Copycat

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been busy the last few days so I have not had time to get pics up, plus my g/f has the camera in her purse and she is at work, so no pics till she gets home
 
Copycat

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the one seedling that was stunted and had to be replanted because it uprooted its self looks like its dieing.
 
Copycat

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[QUOTE="SICC";4210776]those are some real bagseeds man, they look a lil stretched and the leaves look kinda weird[/QUOTE]

ya, 2 of them dont have the best genetics. But one is looking like a kush X ???. Hopefully its a female.
 
Ol' Scrumpy

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If I were you I would just start my seeds outside till I got a proper light to start seeds with. You can make a mini makeshift greenhouse out of any kind of clear plastic container by just cutting the top off in a way where you can stick it back on and it will stay. That will protect from anything that may want to eat them. Just be sure to open it once a day for air.
When you have a seedling that stretches like those two that I saw, more times than not, they will end up dead.

Whats up with the two plants in one little pot with about half a cup of soil in it? And the one thats like six inches tall and budding??? This is what I call DRUG ABUSE!@$@##$
 
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