1st time grow feedback, tips, help needed

I've had babes outiside in a greenhouse for bout 3 weeks
i use an organic soil mix with compost, water about once or twice a day.
How are they lookin so far fellow stoners
Also, is it too early to determine the sex?

Yes way to early. Don't over water it or feed it to early. What size pots are they in and are they staying ooutside?

Lookin good so far just watch out for over-watering like Ballin said. Let the soil dry out in between waterings when you put your finger in the soil about 2 inches and it feels dry time to water. Usually every 3-4 days for me. You can tell easily when you switch to 12/12 for flower for now you cant tell sex.

get a light fan on them to beefen up the stalks, the one looks like its reaching, other than that listen to ballin and haze

Water is the main issue u have. Let the soil dry till the point the leaves droop or do the pot weight test method. Avoid nuts for at least a week and a half. U known it needs nuts when the the first set of round leave start yellowing. The leave fingers are a good I dictator of how welln its doin after the fourth node. The more the marrier

BallinOnABudget said:

Avoid nuts for at least a week and a half. U known it needs nuts when the the first set of round leave start yellowing.

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Avoid nuts - I mean, nutes - for longer than that unless perhaps you started them in a neutral starter soil. Hard to kill the plant by under-feeding it but you sure can kill it by over-feeding.

I've seen the "feed when the cotyledon leaves wither" advice several times. I thought that sounded like great advice. We all want simple, straightforward rules like that one. It's comforting.

Our 1.5 month old plants let go of their cot leaves at least two weeks ago. They're in 10 gallon fabric pots with FFOF. One of them is a very dark green and showing some tip curl. Signs of nitrogen toxicity. We flushed both of them. I didn't realize how green she was until we got her out of the grow area and under regular house lighting. If we'd started fertilizing two weeks ago with an N heavy fertilizer things would have been worse.

Flushing also gave us a chance to check effluent pH, which was 6.7. We've been adjusting our well water down to 6.0 - 6.5 so the effluent was higher than expected.

Think for a day or two about a course of action instead of jumping up from the computer and doing something because somebody said something that made sense at that moment.

BallinOnABudget said:

Yes way to early. Don't over water it or feed it to early. What size pots are they in and are they staying ooutside?

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My plan Is to bring them inside when they mature some more and LST them. I read pests could be a problem but they're in a greenhouse could pests still be a concern? are they're any other risks when moving from outdoor to indoor?

Yes bugs can get anywhere. Greenhouse is no different. And mellow these smart phones know how to replace nute with nuts now a days.. stupid spellcheck. I'd get some been oil or tobacco soaked water ready just in case