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Hauvert

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This is my FIRST grow and kinda new with it. i have read info on this but it's not the same as putting it to practice. so it took me a while to sprout my seeds like a week? and when they started i had to go camping so took them with. here are so some pictures of Day 1 and Day 2 and Day 3. i will be planting this outside.

Any comments will be appreciated as well as advice kiss-ass
 

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LiEBE420

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good luck and happy growing. try to let the soil dry in between waterings because the plant likes to breath just as much as it likes to drink.

im growing a little batch outdoors right now if you wanna check it out click on the link in my signature
 
LiEBE420

LiEBE420

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good luck and happy growing. try to let the soil dry in between waterings because the plant likes to breath just as much as it likes to drink.

im growing a little batch outdoors right now if you wanna check it out click on the link in my signature
 
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Hauvert

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LiEBE420 said:
good luck and happy growing. try to let the soil dry in between waterings because the plant likes to breath just as much as it likes to drink.

im growing a little batch outdoors right now if you wanna check it out click on the link in my signature
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Went to your grow and it looks pretty legit. Hopefully my plant doesn't die or something.
 
LiEBE420

LiEBE420

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it takes a little more time to tell. what soil are you using? you should put some perlite in your mixes
 
Hash Lover

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Do you have holes in the bottom of the cups? If not you should. Or they will take forever to dry a bit. How do they like camping? Now that's what I call a dedicated grower. You should do well.
 
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LiEBE420 said:
it takes a little more time to tell. what soil are you using? you should put some perlite in your mixes
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well like i said i went camping and seeds sprouted there so i had no choice but to use soil from there. but i'm gonna change it. i'm thinking of outdoor growing and making a square idk what size yet, maybe you can help with that, and placing good quality soil except for it would be outside...would it make a difference?
 
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Hash Lover said:
Do you have holes in the bottom of the cups? If not you should. Or they will take forever to dry a bit. How do they like camping? Now that's what I call a dedicated grower. You should do well.
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yeah i made holes in the bottom thanks, kristen loves camping actually, except for when it comes to night cause it still gets chilly out there. so i placed inside my truck and in the morning i take her out to tan haa
 
DownOnWax

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You should always ammend the soil when planting.

I don't know what your native soil conditions are but it's a good idea to dig a large hole and fill it in with your mixture of garden soil, perlite, etc.

It's hard to keep your conditions exact outdoors but this is a good way to start off :)
 
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DownOnWax said:
You should always ammend the soil when planting.

I don't know what your native soil conditions are but it's a good idea to dig a large hole and fill it in with your mixture of garden soil, perlite, etc.

It's hard to keep your conditions exact outdoors but this is a good way to start off :)
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i don't know if ppl actually do that, dig holes and place their own soil. it was just an idea but if i do around how large should the hole be? large enough so the roots get the good soil.
 
DownOnWax

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A lot of people do it, it's the same principal as tilling your garden and adding topsoil, manure, etc.

I have to do it in my area because I have nothing but Red Clay. I usually dig out 10 gallon holes and partially mix the native soil with 40% my own compost, 40% good brand of garden soil, and 20% perlite.

Your plants will like it a lot more than just planting them str8 into the ground.
 
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Hauvert

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DownOnWax said:
A lot of people do it, it's the same principal as tilling your garden and adding topsoil, manure, etc.

I have to do it in my area because I have nothing but Red Clay. I usually dig out 10 gallon holes and partially mix the native soil with 40% my own compost, 40% good brand of garden soil, and 20% perlite.

Your plants will like it a lot more than just planting them str8 into the ground.
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keep hearing this "perlite"...gotta find out what it is lol
 
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Hauvert

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I was wondering i can or should give her some MG. she's only 4 days old. is she too young? she is about 1 inch long and 4 days old. i think she's on track but might be stretching too much?

any comments/ advice is appreciatedkiss-ass

picture of MG just so you know which one i have.
 

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Drgreenz

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also when you put them in the ground, mix some good soil with the dirt already there, the roots can get stunted and stop growing when they hit a really steep change in soil composition, especially if you have a lot of clay or sand.
 
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