I understand you don't know the strain of your seeds but do you know if your seeds are indica or sativa leaning? This is important if you are planning to grow outdoors for a portion of the time. What is your climate like? If its a cooler climate, I hope you have indicas. If its a warmer and more humid climate, sativas what you need.
If you try to grow a plant that is not suited to the environment you have, you most likely will not succeed and your plant will sadly die.
You should also make sure to have necessary N-P-K ratios in your soil mixture. Seedlings don't really need any added nutrients for the first 2-3 weeks of life but after that, your plants will be looking in the soil for what they need and they need a lot of N in the beginning, during the vegetative growth phase. Later on in flowering, they will need more P and K. This is just in general, there are also many other micronutirents that your plants will need as well
Hey fellow growers, ive decided to start doing some outdoor growing. Ive got some seeds picked up by a friend so i dont now what strains it is, but some of them should be some nice chronic
. i have started 10 seeds into germinating and i want to plant them outside with soul 50% of the one from the store and 50% of the one from my garden. I have a question to ask. i was wondering if i plant them all in pots then if i take them outside for 12 hours at day and put them inside the other 12 will this still work like forceing flower state? peace
