mystery bag seed?

hi im new to growing i have 4 plants from bag seed about 3 weeks old. does anyone know what kind they are and if there lookin ok? look at pic

They look OK, but at 3 weeks they should be quite a bit bigger. Check out the latest pics of my current crop. You can get to it by clicking on the link at the bottom of all my posts. My plants are 3 weeks old as well, so you can get an idea of what size they should be at this point. As for the strain, it's impossible to tell exactly what strain it is just by looking at it. If you don't know for sure where the seeds came from, then your guess is as good as ours. I can tell you that it is an indica strain, and not a sativa, by the leaves. The leaves of an indica are short and broad whereas the leaves of a sativa are long and narrow.

the bagseeds in general seem kind of retarded..

most exp ive had with them, 1/2 dont germ, and 1/2 dont grow for shit..

out of bout 6 seeds i came across, 4 never popped up, 2 popped 1 is growing very good another is growing half the speed. But its prob due to the mg and ca deffs..

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^ i know most people feel this way about bagseed but my current grow started out at 24 bagseed germing. Out of that I have 20 sprouts that turned into 20 females. I know it must be abnormal, especially cause some of mine are dank and expecting to yield a little under an o for each plant.

thanks for the replies . but if they should be bigger than what am i doing wrong iv got them under 2, 4 ft flourescent tubes on 24 hour light about 3 inches away from the tube and i water like once a day nut not alot of water.i just started using a little plant food 10 15 10 ..

Two fluorescent tubes do not produce sufficient light for proper growth, so that's one of your problems. The other problem is that you are overwatering them. You should not be watering them everyday, it's overkill. To properly water your plants you should saturate the soil thoroughly. Give it enough water so that it starts to flow out of the bottom drainage holes. Then, leave the plants alone until the soil is almost completely dry all the way through. When it's time to water them again, repeat the thorough saturation. Doing this encourages the roots to spread out through the entire container in search of water, colonizing the soil as it proceeds. As the soil dries, oxygen penetrates the root zone. By doing what you have been doing, that is watering lightly everyday, the soil maintains its peak moisture level giving the roots no reason to spread out. It also prevents vital oxygen supplies from reaching to root zone. As you can see by your own plants, this causes slow, stunted growth. In extreme cases, the plant will eventually die.

thanks alot

Krypt said:

^ i know most people feel this way about bagseed but my current grow started out at 24 bagseed germing. Out of that I have 20 sprouts that turned into 20 females. I know it must be abnormal, especially cause some of mine are dank and expecting to yield a little under an o for each plant.

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Hey Krypt, I just think "whatever dude" to myself when I hear people rag on bagseed. This grow, I germed 20 seeds, and within 24 hrs, 18 had popped. Every seed that I have grown from this seed stock has been female. Not hermie, female. And of course the finished product totally eclipsed the potency of the pot that the seed came from. I got a QP of some DANK from an abused, tortured plant on my first grow.


Bluntman, your plant is deriving nutrition mostly from the cotyledons (little round leaves) and soil. You won't need to feed them until they look like these:




Yours are at 3 weeks, these are at 3 weeks. See the diff? They were under a 4 bulb 4' floro fixture at first, and I moved them to the 400w lights the day I snapped the pics.
Stop over-watering, and quit feeding until they look like these. Your lights should be fine for this stage. These were grown under 4' floro tubes until the day the pics were taken.