Help Me Please

gamecrip

Member

• Jun 16, 2009

• #1

I'm a first time grower and I'm afraid the sun is killing my seedlings. I don't no if I'm just being over cautious or if my plants actually have any problems at all. So I'm going to post up pictures of them. I have three plants in one cup and five plants in the other.

Tell me what you think.

 

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Cap K

Well-Known Member

• Jun 16, 2009

• #2

I don't think the sun is your problem, but those suckers do need to each be in their own cups ASAP!

 

Dolce Vita

Active Member

• Jun 16, 2009

• #3

i would stake them up with some wire untill the stem gets woody. and if you leave them togther they wont produce as much bud.

 

gamecrip

Member

• Jun 16, 2009

• #4

Dolce Vita said:

i would stake them up with some wire untill the stem gets woody. and if you leave them togther they wont produce as much bud.

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How do I steak my plants with wire without hurting them? My town has been dry for awhile hence why I'm trying to grow.

 

Dolce Vita

Active Member

• Jun 16, 2009

• #5

Lol if you grow these good you will have enough to last a year, unless you smoke like a chimney.... but for example unbend a paperclip and at one end make a loop, and the stem goes through that and the other end goes in the dirt, you know just so they dont fall over in the wind or something.. but keep them togther if you dont want to risk hurting them. and you might wantt o supercrop them when there in the ground about to flower, that will give you more but and all you have to do is bend a branch

 

indianaman

New Member

• Jun 16, 2009

• #6

not to be patronizing but do seedlings naturally die out when put in the sun?

I think they're good.

roots are tangled together.

you might have to pull a ron howard.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8v0rATrQHA

 

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Fallen Buckshot

Guest

• Jun 16, 2009

• #7

yup would deffinatly try to transplant them into seperate cups and instead of steaking them you can bury them up to the cotyledons