Strange Looking Plant Growing Next To My Tree

shallowhal

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i checked out you pics i should be cool with seperating by cardboard until i get more soil and pots right? should i seperate them til its just maybe 3 or four individual stems
 

nowstopwhining

Too many brownies
i checked out you pics i should be cool with seperating by cardboard until i get more soil and pots right? should i seperate them til its just maybe 3 or four individual stems
just leave them alone for now and get the soil and pots in the next day or two. If you dont have any pots at the moment you can use cups as logn as they are not clear. :peace::blsmoke:
 

shallowhal

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aight cool...since this is a first gro i was using schultz soil..is that cool or do i need something with more nitro...????...
 

nowstopwhining

Too many brownies
aight cool...since this is a first gro i was using schultz soil..is that cool or do i need something with more nitro...????...
preferably you do not want any fertilizers in the soil. You do not need fertilizers until the plants are atleast 3 weeks old. So if you can find any soil without fertilizers get it.

what kind of bulb do you have them under? You need either a cfl, flouro tube, or an HID light.
 

shallowhal

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right now i'm using the sylvania bulb in my closet and a 13w sun light over the plants...i just moved them up real close to the light. i havnt purchased my own under the closet light yet....gotta long way to go. i'm using a makeshift setup for now
 

nowstopwhining

Too many brownies
right now i'm using the sylvania bulb in my closet and a 13w sun light over the plants...i just moved them up real close to the light. i havnt purchased my own under the closet light yet....gotta long way to go. i'm using a makeshift setup for now
Regular household light bulbs are called incandescents and will only make a bunch of heat they do not produce any light the plants can use. That is why your plants are stretching...You need to go to walmart, home depot, or lowes and look for CFL's (compact fluorescents)
 
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