2 month old outdoor/indoor plant

srfresh

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DSC_2530.jpgDSC_2533.jpgDSC_2552.jpgDSC_2563.jpgDSC_2562.jpgDSC_2561.jpgDSC_2553.jpgI started germination of this about april 24th or so. Things seem to just be going slow it seems like it should be larger then what it is. Every morning i take it outside and when i get home i bring it in. I have seen some pests on it but i beleive i have that somewhat under control. I keep inspecting it. Im currently in working on getting some 20-20-20 fertilizer for it and some neem oil to help with pests further. Anyway i would just like some feedback also i was told this plant was a male any comments as to if it is? i can take very high res images so just let me know if there is something specific i can show to see.
 

NorcalAbdiver

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Looks pretty small for being started on that date. how big of a container do you have it in and were are you located will play a part in this also. Im pretty new to growing actually this is my first grow , but im not new to gardening i started this plant from seed about the same time as yours for comparrision. Also i think its to early to tell if its a male since it is kinda small.




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srfresh

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Well up until about a 1 week ago it was in a 5" pot now it is in a 12" pot. I live in newmexico. Yeah this is also my first grow but it does not seem to be going well.
 

NorcalAbdiver

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the 5 inch pot is part ofd the problem, i know some will argue and some advanced growers can grow things in small pots but really the more area you provide for the roots the better it will be on the top of the plant. Ok new mexico has plenty of sun so thats not the problem. I would recommend you get a 10-15 gallon smart pot and transplant it to that. If you have the capabilty to make your own soil mix go for it otherwise get a quality soil and you should be good.

My area Central valley its hot today will be 101 with about 15 % humidity probably close to your type of weather. My plants in 5 gallon smart pots need water everyday, my plants in 30 gallon smart pots need water every 3 days. Based on that you can get an idea of what you should probably be watering. I wouyld hold of on the fert until about 4-7 days after you transplant lets the roots strecth some in new soil and thyen hit them with some fert. I would use fish emulsion but im doign all organic. Good luck man don't love the plant to death
 

srfresh

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Well currently its still pretty small i figured the pot its in now should be good. But it does seem to be growing very slow. Also up until 2.5 weeks ago it would mainly sit in the window sill in little 5" pot could that have been part of the problem as well? since i been putting it outside it seems to have been doing alot better. Is it going to start taking on normal growth again or whats going to happen to it? I havent really used any fert at all on it. Soil was just from the store basic MG with 6 months of plant food or whatever. Is that ok or should i make a personal mixture using what i have. And where can i get a smart pots. Im sure they have a selection where ever i get them from. Its also a seed from chronic i got. Just happened to stumble across a seed and figured i would give it a go. Is there anything i can do to help my plant out further. Or is it just a time thing for now? Also what would be a suitable pot to start them off with size atleast. And for the germination/seedling are the little growing tablet things fine to use till i pot it? Im just curious cause i may be looking at doing another grow but actually put some work into it. Most likely indoor and using soil since its inexpensive. Also at the top of my plant where my new leaves are in i have some clear looking pistils i believe is what they are. They are almost transparent hairs pretty much. from what i can see
 
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