First time growing

Hi,


I'm currently growing in a pc case for stealth reasons and this is my first grow (pictures below). I am using a 125w CFL dual spectrum (veg and flowering), 2 outtake fans, 1 intake which is keeping the temperature at 80-85 farenheit, i am planting two auto flowering lowryders and plan to LST the plants so they dont get out of control growing them on 19/5. I am using plagron royalty mix as soil http://www.hydroponic-supplies.co.uk/plagron-royalty-mix-soil-50lt-781-p.asp which provides nutrients until flowering where i shall add extra nutrients at that point. Plants seem to be doing well so far and will update on growth as things go along i know i wont get a huge yield but i dont want much plus growing for sealth reasons too. I'm not sure how often i should water the lowryder plants at seedling so if any1 has any tips on that i would be greatful and any other tips and suggestions would be appreciated .


Thanks!.






They are alittle bigger now but will update when they are abit bigger still.

Water when the top layer of soil is dry and not before. After a while you'll figure out how often that is. Looking good so far.

Very nice. I can tell by the job you did building that your plants are gunna come out nice.
Staying consistant will get you far w/ Marry

Hi,


This it just an update on how my plants are growing and thanks for the watering tip I used it and have been watering them the same all the time and they seem to be alright. I also cut up some white plates to help with light and stop the light drying out the soil as easily.

+ rep for the plates, gr8 idea

Hi,

Thanks for the rep. Here is another picture update and they seem to be going well. One of the lowryder #2 leafs got abit yellow but it wasn't able to be exposed to the light properly so i am guessing that's why.

I wanna eat it. Look like salad greens lol mmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Hi,

Nothing much new to report just a picture update.



Me and a friend also invested in a bubbleponics system, using a 400w HPS, planted 1 week after my lowryders, are 3 times bigger and seem to be doing well.





Thanks.