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no pics i was so mad at myself... she turned dark green, wilted, and leaves just shriveled up. i will have new grows next year since now it is too late becuase i am going back to college august 24th. till next summer :(

So she died and this post won't be updated anymore. But I've learned a lot and hope to grow successfully in the future :)

So pretty much nothing has changed yet except for the round leaves staring to yellow... it's a cloudy day today which is good. Also she is perking up like she was before when it's daytime so I hope that's is a sign she's still alive. My Superthrive should be here any minute now which will be...

She is starting to smell again.. This good news better keep on coming

So after feeling like a doctor treating a patient about to die, she is starting to stabilize and grow STILL. Her leaves are also back to normal after being extremely soft and one leaf which was upside down after the transplant has flipped back over. This is one resilient f**king plant. Here is a...

Yep I did not wait long enough... But what's done is done and one thing I am done doing is transplanting. You create more potential problems for yourself imo so never again.

That's correct, but I've still put her in a pot and that's the last transplant I am ever doing....

Yea I put her in a pot which is a whole other thing I have to talk about... The transplant was messy. Roots were broken, she wilted at first, but I think she is recovering now. When i dug her up, i felt some snap which really sucks, but KNOWING I could very possibly cause damage, I looked up...

Yep I am putting her in the ground tomorrow as I just bought a whole bunch of good soil. May I ask why fewer hours in ground is better than more hours in a pot? Because I want the one with best results.

No there are a few good drain holes that I made because there used to be just one. I want to put her straight into the ground but the issue is in the fact that the soil that gets good light is very packed, and the soil that's loose enough doesn't get much light at all. Also I don't know the pH...

So I made a big decision to move my little girl outside. The CFLs would only produce a few grams at a slower pace which isn't what I was trying to do. She is a little shocked but is wilting during night and standing during the day like she is supposed to. The big shock comes from the light cycle...

I've been pretty busy but she has still been growing very well and she was just watered yesterday. I notice the water drying up a little faster now so maybe I have to water every 2 days now. Anyways here are some pictures and this is day 13. Also with her size, she might need a bigger pot soon...

Very well. Funnily enough the water where I live is a little acidic so when I water her, the pH drops to 6.5 and when she needs to be watered again, the pH rises to 6.9. She was watered 2 days ago and today still she doesn't need it. There really isn't much going on today... I will post pictures...

This is a current picture, she is growing BEYOND fast.... The new leaves are also looking very healthy :bigjoint: No more chlorine burns..................

Thanks :bigjoint: ppm no but the pH is a healthy 6.5

Thanks! Hopefully I can keep them growing properly..

So my plant (Fast Bud Automatic) has sprouted for a week, but it's better late than never to start a journal. It was planted after a successful germination last weekend on Saturday June 23. Then it sprouted Monday and has been flying since. My goal is to post a new picture every day since this...

Thanks guys and what do you mean edible for plants? It's plant food... water soluble and can feed through leaves and roots.

That's what I thought. So any issues with it?

So I have been adding humidity by misting everything including the seedling and I never really gave a formal watering. I decided water her because the tips are curling up slightly. Well that was yesterday and now the main leaves are starting to go up. It's been 1 week, lights are about 4 inches...