My plant just srpouted out of ground now what?

tweder208

tweder208

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it just popped out I have had it on 18/6...should i now change it to 16/8? also the ground is dry around it...should i rewater the same way i started untill it leaks? or is that too much? also when do i start to use supplements? can it wait another three days? i dont get it in the mail untill wed.....
 
tweder208

tweder208

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I am using a flourecent but i ordered a 250watt hps....im just doing a coupl plants.......and yes i am going to veg them and then bud them isnt that what i have to do? It has a purple stem then comes up and has a green leaf and a fold over the top of that green leaf
 
DJCX12

DJCX12

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tweder208 said:
I am using a flourecent but i ordered a 250watt hps....im just doing a coupl plants.......and yes i am going to veg them and then bud them isnt that what i have to do? It has a purple stem then comes up and has a green leaf and a fold over the top of that green leaf
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ok

1 - Don't use strong light bulds while the plant is pretty new because that could fry them
2 - You prob could get away with growing them with cool white flourecent light for a couple of months or few months
3 - once they are about 1 month old you might be able to kick them into bud mode using flourecent light.
4 - you can have a flourecent light going 24/0 for vegging
5 - you don't want to stat to feed them when they are to young
 
tweder208

tweder208

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is it ok to switch to 24/0 if they have been on an 18/6? and i have a two foot flou light using a grow bulb from home depot is that ok?thanks for the help
 
DJCX12

DJCX12

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it shouldn't hurt them by changing the light time from 18/6 to 24/0 and having the light on 24/0 will help your plant to grow faster because that's when they grow, I have my clones on 24/0 and I get new shoots and on one of my clones its full of new shoots and its proibly 1 month old
 
DJCX12

DJCX12

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To maintain a fast growing garden, a minimum of 20 watts of fluorescent light per square foot is required. As long as the plants' other needs are met, the more light that the plants receive, the faster and bushier they will grow. The plants' buds will also be heavier and more developed. Standard straight-tubed fluorescent lamps use 8-10 watts per linear foot. To light a garden, 2 tubes are required for each foot of width
 
tweder208

tweder208

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like it is out of the ground and it comes up and i can see one green leaf and the other is folded over the top of it so it just looks folded over but the green one on the bottom sticks out more and it is clearly visable...i wish i hadnt broken my camera ha
 
DJCX12

DJCX12

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tweder208 said:
like it is out of the ground and it comes up and i can see one green leaf and the other is folded over the top of it so it just looks folded over but the green one on the bottom sticks out more and it is clearly visable...i wish i hadnt broken my camera ha
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if you could find a pic on the internet that is close to what your saying that could help
 
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