Hi, new! Questions about my first time growing.

I germinated my seeds in peat pellets and intend on growing outdoors, in pots. They just started sprouting today. Do I give them direct sunlight now? Do I add any nutrients? If so, what ones?
It's October and in Florida so I know they won't be the best plants but I am wondering how they will grow and if I will yield results, if any.
When should I transplant them into their own pots with soil? Should I use a specific soil? Should I bring them inside at night?
When should I start adding nutrients and fertilizers? What are the signs?
Really trying to learn the tricks of the trade, and I don't expect these to turn out well but I do see them as a learning experience.
When will I be able to tell if they're mail or female? I only have about 5 plants.
Thanks!

You're asking for too much info. You need to read a book or something to get grounded on the basics. Then ask questions on specific things that we all agree on, like the best germination technique for feminized defoliation.

Start reading and watching youtube videos. There are some really good videos that are over an hour long that take you through the entire process.

I would keep them out of direct sun for a little while. For now maybe put them in a window or in a partially shaded area. In about a week put them in 3 gallon pots. Start giving quality nutrients in a few weeks. Fox Farms soil and nutes are a good place to start.

They will probably begin to flower at week 3 since its late in the season.

Make sure you are legal. Many counties have restrictions on growing outdoors even if you have a medical recommendation.

You may get basic knowledges from threads at forum. Also ask questions more specifically. The basic nutrients is nitrogen, phosphorus and kalium. You may start giving it soon.

Peace.

Emusokal said:

You may get basic knowledges from threads at forum. Also ask questions more specifically. The basic nutrients is nitrogen, phosphorus and kalium. You may start giving it soon.

Peace.

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I think my plants have a kalium defficiancy. Can you recomend a good nutrient brand with proper kalium levels?