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weedworm

weedworm

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so i was checking on the ladies tonight and found these intruders growing 2 of them anyone know what they are, I used mc for soil new buckets dont understand how they got there

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bkbbudz

bkbbudz

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No clue dude. But I am pretty sure they may cause your girls a problem as they grow and start competing for root space, light, and food.
 
mak

mak

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what sticky said,i found one before and it was only a root growing a sprout,this time i foudn another one and it got to like 6 inches of green height!it had a good size root and a black ball,im guessing the seed lol.
 
weedworm

weedworm

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mak said:
what sticky said,i found one before and it was only a root growing a sprout,this time i foudn another one and it got to like 6 inches of green height!it had a good size root and a black ball,im guessing the seed lol.
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?? what did sticky say?
 
Chummerbum

Chummerbum

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thats crazy! my dad used some MG soil for his tomatoes and a shitload of those popped up. i just thought it was cause they were outdoor plants and something must have fallen in the pot. i have no clue what they are but like they said pluck them when you see them. i mean how dare a weed grow in your weed garden lmao!
 
Kratose

Kratose

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I have seen them also. I seen them when people have used outdoor soil for there grow. They are really tiny. Just keep plucking them off as they come up and eventually they wont come up again.
 
SFguy

SFguy

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its your soil.. it had dormant seeds in it, buy your dirt from a nursery, you dont gotta buy "fox farms", but make sure its "fully composted" that should help prevent rogue sprouts growing in your pot...pots
 
aftershock

aftershock

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I started clones in miracle gro soil and while they were under the dome a bunch of little mushrooms sprouted. Don't know if that was normal, but it was wierd to see. Gonna start using sunshine #4 on next round of plants.
 
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