Moteasah's First Grow Ever! - Outdoors!

obijohn

obijohn

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Sure you can! I did that with mine when they were still rooting and when it was storming and cloudy all the time
 
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Moteasah

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This excites me. I don't live in the best neighborhood but it's certainly not the worse. This will make me feel a little more better about it.

Now, should I put them under the cfl light all night to prevent any type of flowering issue or as long as I get them back outside before the sun comes up, I should be ok? I should say, what is BEST?

Thank you in advance :)
 
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Moteasah

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I'm bringing them in for the next few nights under cfl.

Regarding topping. Can anyone assist me with that. I don't want to cut the wrong thing or should I even do this? I want to yield somewhat decent but don't know if it's time yet or where to top them.
 
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Moteasah

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dirrtyd

dirrtyd

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I wouldnt top just let them do there thing. They will be happy and leave them outside stop with the back and forth. Waste of time and energy the plants should be hardened off by now. Keep up with your feedings and the gurls should be fine. Good Luck dirrtyd
 
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Moteasah

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I'm only doing water only right now as the ffof is only 2 days old. I swear in all my readings I've heard don't water them everyday but i did a gallon yesterday and they feel like they need it today.
 
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Moteasah

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So my soil has lowered a bit in the pots from settling and I want to top it off. Some of the lower leaves are right above the soil line. Can I cut them off or should I just bury them?
 
dirrtyd

dirrtyd

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Moteasah said:
So my soil has lowered a bit in the pots from settling and I want to top it off. Some of the lower leaves are right above the soil line. Can I cut them off or should I just bury them?
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Yes you can take those off. I have started to take the lower leaves and branches off I like to see the stem. Also I think it helps with air flow. keepem green dirrtyd
 
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Moteasah

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Just snip with sterilized scissors close to the stem right? You rock dirty and so many more of you guts and gals. TONS of useful information from this site and it's visitors.
 
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Moteasah

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Question about misting plants... My mom suggested that I do a very fine mist spray to each plant on their leaves daily of plain ph'd water. Anyone else do this? She said it helps a little and keeps the plant cleaner and washes away anything bad mohter nature or pests/animals may have put on them. I won't run into a mold or fungus problem? They are outside 24/7 now in my backyard and it's well ventilated :P
 
dirrtyd

dirrtyd

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I mist my plants in the sun with the hose and no problems. You will only get mold from this in flowering if the sun can not dry the plants out. There are alot of myths out I see. Keepem green dirrtyd
 
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Moteasah

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*UPDATE*!!!

Got some pics. PLEASE IF YOU SEE ANYTHING WRONG OR SOMETHING i SHOULD IMPROVE, speak up :)

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Sorry I don't know how to properly link.

I've said this 100,000... I hope I didn't start to late. Anyone have feedback on that? Should I be able to flower fine and yield more than a joint? :P
 
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Moteasah

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Looking for advice feedback still. I know everyone here is growing and doing their own thing but some feedback would make this next joint taste better.
 
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garganzual

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looking good! man you gotta take it easy. let nature do it thing and stop worrying too much.
just don't over water.

happy growing :weed:
 
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Moteasah

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Yea. I tend to be this way with every project I do. My OCD doesn't allow me to just relax lol. I'm going to start Maxsea nutes tomorrow and hopefully not kill them :)
 
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Moteasah

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Here are some of the problems I see. I don't think any of these are major, just normal wear and tear from being outdoors. There was however an extremely green medium size some kind of bug that is good at jumping on a plant today and when I moved him, I seen he was chomping bigtime on one of my cola's. I snipped the affected leaf and killed the bug a few times :p
 

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