Frogs

popcornplaya11

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:spew:so i have been growing my first plant for a little over a week now, and last night i got home from one of my friends house and took a look at my plant and there was a frog in my pot. this is the second night in a row i have looked and seen him there, i was just wondering if he is going to hurt my plant or is it good cuz he will eat the bugs?
 

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Haha, that's funny. You should name him. But yeah, frogs will eat those little pests who make their daily diet on your precious marijuana plants. =)
 
yesterday it rained quite a bit, i left my plant sitting out in the rain for the better part of the day, and i had watered it the day before. how bad do you think this will effect my grow?
 
LOL ... Exact same thing happened to me yesterday and if anything I had unintentionally OVER-watered the night before. My plants looked pretty droopy and sorry for themselves yesterday afternoon, but today they are looking real green and perky again, and they have grown quite a bit into the bargain. Don't think the rain did any harm at all (they are only 2 1/2 weeks old btw).

Make sure your drainage is good, and if you feel they need drying out a bit I would still recommend keeping them outdoors, or if inside get a fan going. The air movement will help them transpire and get rid of any excess water as quickly as possible and, therefore, prevent your roots staying water-logged and rotting.

greenb.
 
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ya i hope its a girl too. one of my friends said if you used the seeds that were darker in color that it was more likely a girl than the others, idk though. its just an experiment though if it doesn't work out ill just start a diff one with better seeds ha!
 
Over watering can cause root rot,and it can make the plants very droopy and wilt...So dont overwater...I always suggest adding coir to your soil,or perlite,to help retain water better....
 
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