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sonofnothing

sonofnothing

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can't wait. i just went and checked on my babies and they have swollen up good in the past few days. the lemon haze is ridiculous!
 
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FingerStickingGood

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maybe you guys can help me out! you earlier in the thread there was discussion about better drainage etc. i transplanted my plants into 5litre pots about 4-5 weeks ago.. now i'd like to transplant them once more into bigger pots with better drainage, but how exactly do i transplant them? they are not big enough for me to pull by the stem with soil attached.. ??
 
beginnerGmike

beginnerGmike

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SDC10032.jpgSDC10029.jpgThis plant is starting to show hairs on all tops.
SDC10023.jpgSDC10031.jpgThis is Down syndrome my best plant.SDC10022.jpgtop view.SDC10025.jpgtop of the plant.
SDC10028.jpgThis is stumpy.SDC10027.jpgSDC10026.jpgtop views
 
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Tuxedotokerr

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Mike,
plants are looking like they are comming along nicely since you started this thread. All looks healthy, good work!
-tux/
 
littleflavio

littleflavio

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consider yourself lucky mike...when i was growing my first plant and i asked for help people kept burning me for at least a few months, until i did a lot of trial and error and if you dont have any idea what people are saying (products) go to your local shop and ask for advice tell them your growing tomatoes. you pretty sure attracted a lot of good people on your thread so hung in there and dont let others affect what your doing. nice grow btw.
 
littleflavio

littleflavio

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FingerStickingGood said:
maybe you guys can help me out! you earlier in the thread there was discussion about better drainage etc. i transplanted my plants into 5litre pots about 4-5 weeks ago.. now i'd like to transplant them once more into bigger pots with better drainage, but how exactly do i transplant them? they are not big enough for me to pull by the stem with soil attached.. ??
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dont you dare pull that lady from the soil lol...carefully put support on your plant with your hands, then turn it upside down so everything wont fall-off, then tap it until the soil is lose. before doing this make sure you have a container ready filled with soil so you can easily plug the whole thing (plant+soil) on the bigger container, add more soil if needed...then water
 
odbsmydog

odbsmydog

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Everyone has to learn for themself through trial and error. I read like 5 whole gardening books front to back before I grew my first plant, and still fucked up a lot. I had to learn the material from the books because I worked at a hydro store and needed to answer questions. I KNEW everything there was to know about all the products and growing and my first harvest was awesome. but I have learned so much since then and everytime it gets better. no matter how much you read you're still gonna fuck up and learn from that mistake. The only way to grow is to learn from the mistakes you make and never think you know everything, always keep an open mind and listen to people. I have learned things from beginners and from masters. The one thing I have noticed is a lot of people grow one succesful harvest and then think they know everything and don't listen to anything other growers tell them, this is when their pot peaks and never gets any better.

Lately I strive to grow the BEST possible organic marijuana at the CHEAPEST possible price to me. which I why I don't buy almost any bottled nutes because I know for a fact from working at the grow store that it is all packaging/shipping/advertising that you are paying for. the same salts and shits as everything else.

littleflavio said:
consider yourself lucky mike...when i was growing my first plant and i asked for help people kept burning me for at least a few months, until i did a lot of trial and error and if you dont have any idea what people are saying (products) go to your local shop and ask for advice tell them your growing tomatoes.
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If you ask about growing tomatoes you will look like a douche bag, and the person will probably sarcastically tell you that the USDA says that a tomatow requires exactly half a wine barrell full of soil. and then might ask you if you want brandywine or big beef tomatoegrowing advise. tomatoes and marijuana are not the same!

Seriously, it's soooo annoying and not clever when some stoned dude asks you "what's the best stuff for my tomatoes? lol, like it's some big secret. just say flowering and vegging, don't ever say what's flowering or vegging and they will know what you mean.
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Just say you need help with your flowers, or if it's specific to flowering or vegging tell them your plants are in veg or in flower. they will know you mean marijuana, you don't have to lie like it's something out of the show WEEDS or some shit.
 
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MIKE, looks like u have some plants now that will produce for ya, good job. and ya there is so much to learn. when i 1st started i use to kill plants with fertz, you will learn so much trial and error but keep it up pratice makes perfect.
 
Camtheman289

Camtheman289

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Woah. Man...something is not right. Like someone mentioned you need to separate each plant in its own container. good luck!
 
Dubious06

Dubious06

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All the above is sound advice. I also noticed in your pictures that those plants are sitting really low in those containers, and that lack of room for the roots will stunt/slow their growth in a hurry. I'd reccomend raising them up in those containers with some good soil. Good luck to you.
 
MoneyCount

MoneyCount

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Man......give props to all that have helped Mike in his first grow!!! Those plants are looking excellent since the beginning of this post,and without the positive feedback none of those plants would've survived!! Good Job guys for showing some love,and to you too Mike for following the sound advice and applying it correctly! :)
 
beginnerGmike

beginnerGmike

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MoneyCount said:
Man......give props to all that have helped Mike in his first grow!!! Those plants are looking excellent since the beginning of this post,and without the positive feedback none of those plants would've survived!! Good Job guys for showing some love,and to you too Mike for following the sound advice and applying it correctly! :)
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you got that right i learned alot here and even met a friend that taught me how to water and put fert and give it proper sunlight.
im so happy for everybodys help.
 
beginnerGmike

beginnerGmike

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Dubious06 said:
All the above is sound advice. I also noticed in your pictures that those plants are sitting really low in those containers, and that lack of room for the roots will stunt/slow their growth in a hurry. I'd reccomend raising them up in those containers with some good soil. Good luck to you.
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yo look for the update like a page or 2 back.
 
beginnerGmike

beginnerGmike

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my plants this week i didn't really get a chance to rearrange the pictures.
But just see the progress from last week?
 

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