How they looking?

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NathSpoon

Active Member

• Sep 23, 2010

• #1

hi guys just looking for some thoughts and opinions on my ladies. So how are they looking for being 2 weeks old?

I've just stated them on their nutes, so hopefully should see them grow a bit in the next few weeks.

P.s. This is my first grow

 

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tomhetas

Member

• Sep 23, 2010

• #2

I guess they're kinda little for two weeks old. And nutrients at this stage is not very healthy.

 

c.h.u.d.

Active Member

• Sep 23, 2010

• #3

tomhetas said:

I guess they're kinda little for two weeks old. And nutrients at this stage is not very healthy.

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What? They look great for 2 week old plants. Nice and green
No nut's yet

 

jawbrodt

Well-Known Member

• Sep 23, 2010

• #4

They're not looking too bad. They do look a tad yellowish, unless that's the picture causing that effect? Also, they're ready for more light, as they're starting to stretch a little already. Add more light, asap, and if they're yellowing, transplant to a bigger pot, asap. Don't bother with ferts yet, just transplant, and watch them take off.

All in all, excellent job, for your first time. Congrats.

 

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NathSpoon

Active Member

• Sep 23, 2010

• #5

Why thank you for all your input and kind comments.

When should I start with my nutes then? And also I was told to wait to see the roots coming through as they are in peat pots and then I can just put the peat pots straight into bigger pots, is this true or should I just transplant then into bigger pots on their own?

 

Kart0oN

Active Member

• Sep 23, 2010

• #6

they look fine keep growing them like that i would say in like the next week or 2 transplant them and i wouldn't start giving them nutes until about a month and a half let the plant use up the nutes in the soil first thats my opinion the earlier you use them the more likely of burn in my opinion good luck!!

 

OzWeeder

Member

• Sep 23, 2010

• #7

looking good dude... keep them on the same growing route and youll be fine mate

 

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exo420420

Member

• Sep 23, 2010

• #8

What kind of light are you using for veg? They seem a little small for two weeks but they look very health, nice and green. Good luck on future grow!

 

Kart0oN

Active Member

• Sep 23, 2010

• #9

obviously cant really tell that early but maybe short fat leaves = a nice heavy indica strain could be the reason you never know...

 

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NathSpoon

Active Member

• Sep 24, 2010

• #10

Hi guys. I'm using a Maxibright 125w/6400k blue for veg, got my 400w HPS standing by for flowering.

The strain is Big Bang, I choose that strain as I heard it was a good strain to start off for new growers.

If I were to add more light for veg what would you guys suggest?