Wikidbchofthewst
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Never bought them myself because I was told it wasn't worth it. Because the feminized seeds can grow hermies or males, a lot of people think you might as well save the money and take the chance with normal seeds.
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Never bought them myself because I was told it wasn't worth it. Because the feminized seeds can grow hermies or males, a lot of people think you might as well save the money and take the chance with normal seeds.
mrsjmunugez
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Thank you for your input. vv said the same and I have decided to take that chance. he told me they turn out 80% female anyways, which is pretty great! 
x420 SouljaX
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whats goin on guys, new to the forum plan to be here for a while. i hope i can pick pickup some good info about my marijuana plant i've been growing on and off for 2 years i had one sucessful Kush plant fluffiest and most sticky nugs i've ever came across. hope to hear more from everyone.
redeyedbandit
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Thanks victor and I am using foxfarm ocean forrest soil and I have puchased some foxfarm ferts also, but I havent started them yet( dont want to over fertilize). I am glad that you said 3.5 gallon pots because I went to the Hydro store and bought up 10 3.75 gal buckets. My plants are about 6 inches tall and I have been using some root stuff called "ROOT ORGANICS" I'm not sure the maker because I dont have the tub in front of me right now but I think it is made by some company called Aurora something???. Thanks again, and anything else that you could help me with is always appreciated.
VictorVIcious
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Now that you have introduced your self we need your journal. If you go back a page or two you will see were someone has given a description of how to do this. It looks like you have a good start. VV
VictorVIcious
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If your question is can you prop the plant up, of course you can. If your question is will the plant survive, probably. I am sure your were as careful as you could be with the knowledge you have and after all MaryJ is a weed, pretty hardy plants, it will probably be fine.
Before you try to transplant again, you will want to view some methods for doing so. Start a journal, we will stop by and check out your progress. VV
whatsupitsslick
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whats up. im just another new guy. i plan on starting my first grow operation as soon as i get this stimulas check in the mail. im jst curious if yall can give me some tips or anything like tht. look forward to hearing frm yall. L8r
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anncarr001
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Hello,
Thank you for the welcome.
Will you please tell me how to post a new thread?
Thank you for the welcome.
Will you please tell me how to post a new thread?
VictorVIcious
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Welcome (Insert your name here) , here is what I do. I will click on the subject that I want to start a thread in, Lets say I want to start a Grow Journal. I would click on that subject, Grow Journals, its the last entry in every thread line, Subject. When you click on that it takes you to the Grow Journal Forum, you will see there are a few there. At the top left hand corner it says like New Thread or Start a Thread, some thing like that. Click on it, enter your Title, and share your plan. Details are helpful, pictures are a must. Before you are done with your post, Scroll down to the bottom where it says notification, and make sure you are getting notified if someone posts in your thread, That way, you can put all of your unanswered questions in one spot. I think you start out in Advanced Mode, if not select Go Advanced. This will allow you to post pictures right in the thread. You just scroll down to Manage Attachments>Brings up a new WIndow were you can Browse> and Upload>Close this Window> and Preview Post. They will show up as thumbnails in the bottom of the post. Submit Reply.
We do have a Grow Journal Contest going, GardenKnowm is heading that one up, check it out, second place is still open. lol Welcome VV
Here is a mthod, welcome to the forum. VV
Wikidbchofthewst
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lol, Victor, do you have that thing saved somewhere? Or do you just remember what page it's on to get it?
stickyishy
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heys whats up every1 this is a pretty cool site anyways i have no clue how to post a thread anyways i have a few questions about GROWING mary jane first off i have a 500 watt light that is a t type bulb is that good? and im doing this in my closet and have three plants one has four leaves and the other is still a seed and the other is 1 leaf how much light should they be in light now? help please!!!!! THANKs!!!!!!!
VictorVIcious
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There was only one post between you and a method for starting a thread, most of the time it takes at least two and sometimes three before that question comes up again. I think we have a problem here Wikid, what do you think? I guess it needs to be some kind of a sticky, those were never very popular except for widow's 101questions. And yes I do know its on page 130, you do have to go thru a few to get there though, maybe I need to put it somewhere in my profile so I can get to it faster or maybe we could do something stupid like e-mail it to all new check-ins??
Hey sticky, welcome to our forum. 500watt t-type light would be a flourescent? bulbs kinda look like long U's in a circle attached to a big white thing (That is the ballast) with a mogul base? uses 125 watts of power, equivalant to a 500watt incandescent bulb? If it is thats a nice light, properly placed and reflected, with the proper spectrum, you could get some yield from it.
Your seedlings don't need a lot of light yet, many of us, myself included use regular t-12 and t-8 bulbs for young seedlings. Using these low heat low watt bulbs allows us to get the light very close to the plants, almost touching the tops, without damaging them. Having the light 'close' makes it so the plants don't have to 'stretch' looking for light. I am positve you could place a 125watt floro at a distance that would give you good results without burning the plants, I don't have a clue what that distance between your light and the plants would be, I haven't ever used one of those. If you put your hand between the light and the plants, and then move the light down until you 'feel' the heat from the light, thats the distance, move it back up an inch.
Now we will need your journal, a method for starting one is on this page, I just cut and paste it. I know how it is, you are all excited about something new and you can't tell anyone about it. Then you find something like this forum and wow, you can let 50,000 people know what your doing, and all of the information ....and how the hell do you post your own thread?? Its kinda like kissin your sister. Picture are a must, one of that bulb would help.
I will add to the post of starting a thread. One other thing you need to know is how to link that thread in your signature, that way its in every post you make and you can refer to it. SOO...once you have posted your journal go to MyRollItUp, upper right hand corner of every page> on the left hand side of the page is your control panel and we want to Edit Signature>Brings up a text entry box, anchor your cursor in that box and then go to MyRollItUp>My journal, when it opens put your cursor in the web address box, left click, right click> copy, back to the signature text box, left click right click> paste, Save Changes, yes. Now when you post the link to your journal is there. and if you post pictures? they will be in your journal.
I do want too thank you for pointing out a flaw we have, we don't make it easy for computer illiterate folks like myself, to get started because we don't explain how it all works. It took me about a year too figure it out, hope this helps you. VV
incurableboss
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i have 6 females 3 are 12" tall and 3 are 4 " tall all white widow i have limited space 3'x 2' how long should i wait to start flowering, should i wait for the little ones to get bigger?
VictorVIcious
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Thats interesting. What is the height of the space? Plants will at least double and sometimes triple their size during flowering, height will be the issue since you have 1sqft. per plant. Tough call. You could top the taller ones, make them bush out more. B. thc + r&d has a thread that shows how to do this. VV
jimmyspaz
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Yep,seen 13 too, it is unusual though.
ganjalovefever
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hey everyone, i'm pretty new here, and i'm just looking for some people to help me with some growing tips. i've recently decided i want to get a nice garden goin within the next few months. i'm looking to do indoor, so if anyone wants to help out with any suggestions, i would appreciate it =)
thank you all kindly!
thank you all kindly!
stickycrippler
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I cant figure out how to start a thread, yes i'm a total dumbass when it comes to computers. Please help!
