hellmutt bones
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Its upsidedown and is damphening off bro!
totally wrong advice from a person who should know better
who pays once the plant dies ...You!
no fucking way troll!
Hey @vostok recently force flowered an outdoor plant by taking it inside for 12 hours overnight. With the solstice passed in OZ can I stop pulling it in and out or must I wait till nature reaches 12/12.as plants like to grow, its best to have a light that you can adjust daily to within 25-55-mm of the plant tips
many Aussies are now growing in those shitty tin garden sheds you can get for $200+
avoid using the tin roof and use a sheet of that see threw corrugated plastic does well,
and cut a hole for venting with an insect mesh to keep bugs out
now the solstice has passed lights will be required to keep any plants in veg
to my blog:
https://www.rollitup.org/Journal/Entry/12-week-grow-sceneario-by-jorge-cervantas.30164/
Bunnings is the Aussie version of the Home Depot in the USA
ps should that inverted plant be alive
rinse it off with warm water and place under some light
No one's going to be able to tell you how your plant will react. It might continue to flower it might reveg.. that 12 12 rule is only for indoor. Since you already put it on that schedule I would just stick to it.. I wouldn't risk it.....Hey @vostok recently force flowered an outdoor plant by taking it inside for 12 hours overnight. With the solstice passed in OZ can I stop pulling it in and out or must I wait till nature reaches 12/12.
It's either Lemon Skunk or a strain called Crystal.
Much appreciated.
Yeah this is my first grow, I done a little bit of research before I started growing to try and make it a little more successful but I have so much more to learn I only know some of the basics. That box looks fine in my opinion, once again I'm no expert. You could also line the inside of your grow box with reflective materials such as foil, Mylar or poly film ect.. Your seedling stems also look quite stretchy, I think they need more light or the light was too far away from the seedlings to start with and they have stretched to reach the light. Also slight wind/breeze at this stage is needed for the stems to strengthen. My seedlings are 2-3 inches below my light. One last thing I just took another look at your photos of your seedlings, the ones that haven't sprouted so high I'd get them closer to the light I recommend 2 inches, but could depend on your light so I'm not exactly sure how close/far away they need to be but definitely get the smaller seedlings close to the light and then for the taller ones make sure their not to close to the light where they are touching or being burnt. Good luck alsoIs this your first grow? Either way, good luck on your growing endeavors! ^_^ My partner has made a wooden box with some lights fluorescent fixed to the roof but we are trying to see how to improve our setup. Is this height normal for seedlings? I've posted in another post but no response as such and I'd rather correct it sooner than later if damages can't be fixed :/
I have been an on/off grower for a while... I came across this by accident and to be fair I wouldn't have known either? It looks almost impossible as the tap root should turn and go down, away from light and look for moisture? Surely in nature a seed falls at random and will find its own correct 'posture' although I do try and bury mine the right way up...My partner and I live in Australia, and have recently started trying to grow and we have a bunch that have germinated (we are using easy jiffy and a mini green house) that we have planted and a few of them have shot up with a green top whilst we have a few little white furry ones. Is that normal or diseased and should we remove them? Much love!