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snortkill

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I have 2 plants, one popped up in my yard from me just throwing it there, (its only about 3-6 days old), and my other is probably 3 weeks old. they both are outside plants, i live in florida so im thinking that the sun has burnt some edges of my older plant or i might be over watering it. can someone help me out?
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i live in florida too. hopefully you been adding nutrients to the ground your plant is in. florida dirt sux. i got my dirt from tennessee which geographically is most fertile area in usa
 
the best thing ive done growing outside is to bury a fish about 2 feet underneath the plant. i use a catfish cuz they are easy to catch. but it increases plants growth up to 25 percent knowing outside growing takes longer than indoor
 
you know what the best thing to do is? go to walmart and get cfls comapt flourescent lights they are about 12 dollars for the watts you need you get 4 bulbs. set up the four bulbs directing your lights to one spot and growth is crazy. i just put mine on a 12/12 cycle and they are blowing up i notice growth every six hours. i think you should move them indoor and grow way more effective
 
the fish is awesome. for outside growing and not having money it is awesome. for guerrila growing i recomend using a five gallon buck put two inches of dirt in it with a handfull of dime size rocks and put your fish there. or fishhead. put your 50/50 top soil and dirt in the bucket. when you buy your bag of soil. check for where it came from on the bag. nothern ga and tn are best in my opinion. dont add fertililizers cuz there would be a good chance of it being there already. bury they bucket or put it in top of one of a pine tree. a friend of mine had tephone climbing spikes so he tied buckets to the top and it had all sun he bitched about watering though. but for whatever reason you have to move your plants it can be easily done
 
heathaa said:
the fish is awesome. for outside growing and not having money it is awesome. for guerrila growing i recomend using a five gallon buck put two inches of dirt in it with a handfull of dime size rocks and put your fish there. or fishhead. put your 50/50 top soil and dirt in the bucket. when you buy your bag of soil. check for where it came from on the bag. nothern ga and tn are best in my opinion. dont add fertililizers cuz there would be a good chance of it being there already. bury they bucket or put it in top of one of a pine tree. a friend of mine had tephone climbing spikes so he tied buckets to the top and it had all sun he bitched about watering though. but for whatever reason you have to move your plants it can be easily done
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like im germinating some seeds right now im going to try that out, look at the picture i put up of it, its in the original thing, do you think you could help me out with that?
 
Your picture looks good. The one weird leaf is just that weird. Just looks young IMO give it some more time to grow out and work growing kinks out. My one soil plant is doing the same thing.
 
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