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Looks tasteybongsmilie Good job bro :)

Tallest one is 6 inches, and is starting to smell like heaven :) Kinda lemony... :weed:

Alright, so it's been a little while since my last update, so here it is :) I'm one plant down, due to lighting switch failure while i was away, and two others are looking alittle rough. But all three are still showing significant new growth, and for the most part, are looking good :D

Looking beautiful!:weed:

Oh, and keep in mind that the first pictures of the smaller ones are when they were only a couple weeks old... The further along in the pictures, the older they are.

For the first three weeks they were window plants, only getting the full rays of the sun for the first half of the day, and residual light the rest. So they were only getting enough light to stay alive, rather than grow. But once I switched them over to the cfls during the day, and blocked out...

keep the males and seperate them from the known female. That way, if you clone her, and she ends up being dank, you can cross breed her :) Once I find out if I have a female or not, i plan on cloning, and cross breeding till I get the perfect strain:leaf:

Alright, lights are moved closer, and I'll start using only a 1/2 cup of water till they get bigger. I've been trying only to water them every couple days, but I was using 3/4 cup. think maybe 1-2 drops of african violet per liter to start these babies off? And thanks for the rep! :D

Well, I randomly saw these things called water gems while I was at michaels arts & crafts, and they're basically this super absorbant material that you can use either for cut flowers, or to replace soil altogether. So I figured why not try it out :) they start out as really small beads, and as...

There we go :) got it all set up. I just have to remember to keep undating it, haha https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/528141-first-natural-bagseed-grow.html#post7430884

So, I started these babies about a month ago, and they're finally starting to gain some heighth. I have probably the most basic set-up possible, and have been doing this all natural. Basic 10-10-10 soil, no nutes, basic fan, room thermostat as my temperature gauge, and bright white/daylight CFLs...

They're over a week old, because I've been doing an all natural grow. But I wanted them to spring up alittle more, without breaking the bank, or switching them over to a hydro set-up. And yeah, I'll try to set up a grow journal tonight and post a link. I have three that I have kept alive since...

Have been watching your grow for a little while now (and have you subbed :) ), and just went out and bought some African Violet for a few of my newer babies. What feeding schedule, and ratio were you using for the soil grown, and water grown with this nute?bongsmilie

Yeah, I started a bag grow from some corn i smoked a while back, and they're starting to look a lot like yours are. I'm doing this one all natural for the first month or two, and once they get big enough, I'll be moving them into a more hydroponic type set-up. Haven't posted a grow journal yet...

Looks like the transplant went pretty good :) Doeasn't really look like there are any signs of stress.:clap:

Are you going natural with nutrients, or chemical?