11 days in, first timer

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Franck711

Active Member

• Jul 27, 2008

• #1

First time grower here.

Is this ok for 11 days in?

I'm using a dual spectrum fluorescent 8400 Lumens lighting setup 24/7; the soil is peat moss, compost, perlite and limestone. There's a pivoting fan shooting a gentle breeze. Pots are 8".

Any advice is appreciated!

 

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bbqchip

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• Jul 27, 2008

• #2

im jealouse

 

GrowSpecialist

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• Jul 27, 2008

• #3

Those are very happy and healthy plants for 11 days. My advice: Keep doing what you're doing.

 

emptypool1

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• Jul 27, 2008

• #4

Franck711 said:

First time grower here.

Is this ok for 11 days in?

I'm using a dual spectrum fluorescent 8400 Lumens lighting setup 24/7; the soil is peat moss, compost, perlite and limestone. There's a pivoting fan shooting a gentle breeze. Pots are 8".

Any advice is appreciated!

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i want to know everything you did
my plant is 6 days old and this is it!

i mine looked really healthy and good, but after seeing your i want to cry
haha
great job man, keep up the good work!

 

mauichronic808

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• Jul 27, 2008

• #5

emptypool1 said:

i want to know everything you did
my plant is 6 days old and this is it!

i mine looked really healthy and good, but after seeing your i want to cry
haha
great job man, keep up the good work!

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looks like u need some different soil treatment, but to original poster, that is a very beautiful plant looks great, will be huge!!

 

mk3jetta

Active Member

• Jul 27, 2008

• #6

wow thats really big for 11 days(compared to mine) great job!

 

Dirtyboy

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• Jul 27, 2008

• #7

Fab job at 11 days.

 

muybiensur

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• Jul 27, 2008

• #8

God save the queen!

 

E=MC420

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• Jul 27, 2008

• #9

Looking good buddy. I hope they turn into some pretty ladies for you. You have to upgrade to a larger pot size some, given the health of the plant now it could be a good time to get ready for when they are big.

 

luarg2

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• Jul 28, 2008

• #10

I say give it a little more time in that pot to contunue building those strong roots. Nice job.

 

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Franck711

Active Member

• Jul 28, 2008

• #11

Thanks for the comments!

What pot size would be best suited for a mature int. plants?

 

luarg2

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• Jul 28, 2008

• #12

I just re-potted mine in 3 gallon mop buckets from the dollar store. Cant beat that deal. That should be sufficent for mine. Some people go bigger but Im not looking to grow them too big.

 

Dirtyboy

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• Jul 28, 2008

• #13

luarg2 said:

I just re-potted mine in 3 gallon mop buckets from the dollar store. Cant beat that deal. That should be sufficent for mine. Some people go bigger but Im not looking to grow them too big.

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3 gallon are perfect. Make sure ya fill the pot up with soil, other wise ya have a 2 gallon pot

 

luarg2

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• Jul 28, 2008

• #14

yep sure did, right to the top.... looking for them to take off now gonna get ready to flower in a few weeks and the roots looked really good at the bottom.

 

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luarg2

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• Jul 28, 2008

• #15

filled bottom of pots first to about halfway

 

blackcoupe01

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• Jul 28, 2008

• #16

That looks a little too good for 11 days.

 

LOSTCOASTLOCAL

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• Aug 14, 2008

• #17

^^^^ That's what I was thinking^^^^