gohabsgg514
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and your in flowering? or veggin?
do i NEED nutrients???
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Bakatare666
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14 days into flower.(from the flip)
Maybe I'll put up some pics tomorrow, I usually take pics every Monday.
Really!? I didnt know that. I love wood chips and i hate scotts/miracle grow companies morals.
Look up on wiki the corruption of the company monsanto. And now the old profit over life employees run the fda epa and have seats in the supreme court. Smfh
PJ Diaz
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Go to this website: http://www.hydroponic-research.com/request.html
Tell them you want some free nutes. Grow.
Tell them you want some free nutes. Grow.
Trousers
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Funny, you talk shit about a lot of things that you know nothing about and refuse to admit when you are wrong.
lol
Do not take advice from this guy.
Bakatare666
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OK, here ya go.
View attachment 2455610First pic is from Monday, plant is 39 days from sprout, and other it roots when I did first transplant, at 21 days from sprout.
looking awesome! small, bushy and healthy! my plant is coming up on its 3rd week, so i guess i should transplant too! thanks for the heads up
good job at not messing up the roots during transplant. ive seen vidoes that say just put it in the pot with a little soil under it, and then fill around it, or you can even gently loosen the roots to quicken the process
good job at not messing up the roots during transplant. ive seen vidoes that say just put it in the pot with a little soil under it, and then fill around it, or you can even gently loosen the roots to quicken the process
Clonex
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When I transplant I find that if I don't disturb the roots at all but just add new soil to the new pot then no stress is caused and growth continues as if nothing has happened.
I find the less transplants I do the better
I go from a one litre pot to 15litres and that's it.
Plants are looking good 666
I find the less transplants I do the better
I go from a one litre pot to 15litres and that's it.
Plants are looking good 666
Bakatare666
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Thanks guys.
What I do, is a habit my grandfather showed me when I was young.
I take a sharp knife, and from the bottom, cut a cross (+) vertically, going about a third, to halfway up the rootball, then spread those corners out over a mound of soil in the new pot.
Doing this, I don't even seem to notice a day or two slowing in the growth from shock or anything.
What I do, is a habit my grandfather showed me when I was young.
I take a sharp knife, and from the bottom, cut a cross (+) vertically, going about a third, to halfway up the rootball, then spread those corners out over a mound of soil in the new pot.
Doing this, I don't even seem to notice a day or two slowing in the growth from shock or anything.
gohabsgg514
Member
so heres an update on my seedlings about 5 weeks old now
Still dont know if they are female or males yet can any1 help me out with THIS???
Also i do realise i have to transplant i am doing that ASAP just been very busy THANK YOU
Still dont know if they are female or males yet can any1 help me out with THIS???
Also i do realise i have to transplant i am doing that ASAP just been very busy THANK YOU
Bakatare666
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Still kinda early to tell, but try and get that repotting up higher on your 'to do' list.
gohabsgg514
Member
they been on 12 12 for 2 days now how long should i expect from your views on my pictures?Still kinda early to tell, but try and get that repotting up higher on your 'to do' list.
Garden weeds
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IMO, yes you need nutes. GW
newyorktimes
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If you create a living soil from the get go you can get away with zero nutes through the life of the plant