my first hopefully succesful plant

hey people,

i am growing this outdoor ses plant its growing quite well. I planted it in the ground about a week and ahalf ago, and then 2 days ago i transplated it to a pot, and then into my friend's backyard (where it is still in the pot). It grew happily in my yard, but after taking alook at it today it looked as if the bottom two leaves (circular ones) are dying down. the other two spikey leaves are alright. All i had was my cell phone wen i took this pic. I also have the "narpal" seeds from docbush seeds in toronto, where i also reside. I just wanted to know how long from this stage if at all is succesful how long it will take to gimme the yummy buds. The narpal seeds have been in a pot for 4 days with soil, (a mixture soil from loblaws) and still have not germinated (hopefully at least one or two of them does soon) the pictures arent very clear. but if i can give un idea: two spikey leaves, two smaller leaves at the bottom which look like they will die in a couple days, and these little leaves coming from the middle but still havent really come out. i hope someone can gimme advice along the way.
and by the way, toronto now has late christmas's so it stays like 20+ till like mid novemberish, so i sorta justify my late planting haha

The two bottom leaves died on mine as well but the rest of the plant is doing just fine......no worries homes.

alright cool dawg,

how long from the stage im at, if at all succesfull, will it give me enough buds to start cutting dem. i know ur like well thats a very general question,but considering evrything goes fairly well with no issues, how many weeks before i see some buds? and i planted my seeds straight in soil, any problem with that or is that ok , cuz i hear ur posed to germinate them in paper towels

Looks like good weather ahead for this week

brownboyram said:

alright cool dawg,

how long from the stage im at, if at all succesfull, will it give me enough buds to start cutting dem. i know ur like well thats a very general question,but considering evrything goes fairly well with no issues, how many weeks before i see some buds? and i planted my seeds straight in soil, any problem with that or is that ok , cuz i hear ur posed to germinate them in paper towels

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its fine the way you planted them, if you germinate them youcan tell which seeds are good and which are shit. they start to bud when the days get shorter, id say it will start in about a month min then flower for about eight weeks so ull be smoking in late september =]

anybody wanna tell me wah i shud look forward too, lol im getting excited about my plant , im jus worried about it being male or female, but its not like i cant use those seeds, just sucks cuz i wanna do dem outside so i get some serious yield. anybody got any experience with docbush seeds or a Narpal plant?

very upset, it died. but one out my 8 leftover narpal seeds germinated. hopefully it surprises me, but that plant killed it

brownboyram said:

very upset, it died. but one out my 8 leftover narpal seeds germinated. hopefully it surprises me, but that plant killed it

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what happened? figure out what you did wrong and try again dont expect to be successful the first time learn from your mistakes!

ok the germinated seed is in a soil mixture purchassed from loblaws gardening section. i pointed the white think up and the seed in the soil. i watered it a little bit today. please keep me going step by step this one is my golden chance. (hoping its female, if not back to step 1 lol). so what now

the white thing is the root it should go down.. lol

shit so i was suppsoed to point the white thing into the ground with the seed at the top SHIT

just switch it around

lol thanks for the update, one of my other narpal seeds germinated. so i am now waiting for two seeds to show me what they can do. god give me some luck

3 narpal seeds germinated, but nothing significant. i think the loblaws soil was not a good idae. i moved all 3 germinated seeds into regular outdoor soil from my backyard.