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wow! i just read the whole thread and im very happy to see the nice results :D I tried reading it over but I couldnt find out... what type of soil did you transplant them into??

hey bro what kind of soil are you using? and nutes?

yep it has a drainage hole. well shes still green, and hasn't really budged yet. so im assuming its she is trying to rebuild her roots and stuff..... soooo i hope it makes it :)

thank again :) i ended up transplanting her and using the outdoor organic. heres my journal https://www.rollitup.org/cfl-growing/91490-my-first-grow-cfl-bagseed.html#post1084922

hello :) i found some real soil outside of my parents house. its called greenhouse organic planters soil. i thought that would be nice for my little guy to be transplanted in. so I went ahead and did that about 10 minutes ago. The root was a lot longer than I thought it would be. it actually...

thanks for the quick advice :) i found some other soil. this one is called greenhouse organic planters soil for outdoor plants. now this is going to be for my indoor CFL's. which one is better?

hey guys i found some potting soil at my parents house. it says it can feed plants for up to 9 months. i know that im not supposed to use this soil, but can I flush out the nutes with water? im going to attempt to transplant my first little seedling into real soil so any help would be...

that is funny hahahah

lol sorry i cant help but ive been reading along! goodluck. post some pics :)

Soft White (3500k) Cool White (4100K) Daylight(6400K) a quick google search came up with this.

hi im a noob too lol but as far as ive been reading, the warm 2500k CFL's should be used for flowering. white or "natural" 5000-6500k CFL's should be used for vegetating

thank you for the info! im going to think about transplanting it if I see any improvement. Now that I have the correct lighting I might just start over fresh with the right soil this time

nice :D they are looking really good im still learning so im wondering what light cycle are they are on? also what kind of soil? goodluck!

well the thing i like about usps is that you can use a normal stamp on flat rate packages as long as they are under 13 ounces. that way you can ship anonymously by dropping it off in a normal blue mail box. as for ups/fedex your going to have to find yourself inside one of their stores paying...

I was also reading lots of threads and read about others doing a 24/0 light cycle. do you guys think I can benefit from that? currently I am doing 18/6

that is true. but ive also heard of UPS/Fedex stuff being searched too. you cant really call any package going through one of these big time mail companies "safe" from being opened :roll:

im going to have to agree with these ways of packaging. however i would not use UPS or fedex. rather i would use USPS because they have flat rate priority envelopes and different sized boxes. imagine how many of the same box they see in the warehouse when processing.... goodluck

thanks! do you have a journal? im worried my little guy hasnt grown much over the weekend.... it was an adoption from a friend so im not too worried, its more of a test for me. if nothing moves in another weeks time then i want to start over with a clone :)

hi everyone. ive been busy this weekend but wanted to post up an update here are some things that are concerning me: 1. the soil it's in. as you can see it's nothing like the one in the plastic cup it's more like clay and when it dries is hard to the touch. is that a problem? im thinking it...

nice :D good luck with everything! i am a first time grower as well and looks like we planted around the time time