Mad good thing just happened

im outside smokin a bowl and i look down at one of my moms gardening pots and i find a plant. I put it in there like 2 and a half weeks ago and thought it never came up. Its leaves are green and healthy looking but the plants stem wont keep it up it lays on the ground. Like 5 minutes ago i transplanted to a whole i dug in the ground and put soil in the whole. I also put sticks up and tied the stem to the sticks so it grows upright. I'll add photos but do u think theres a chance i can save this plant?

put a lihgt and fan on it

yeah, if it seems healthy and you take care of it

primeralives said:

put a lihgt and fan on it

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OUTDOOR!!!!!

Yeah i think ima just keep it outdoors.
Any tips?

Let it grow. Water when dry. good luck

Trueeee how long before i can tell if it is a male or female

Ithink it'll be alright, one of my plants fell over cause I didn't have a light on it at the time, and it stretched, but I burried dirt up to the break, and it's my biggest plant right now

I covered it to the break..hopefully things will go well.
But like i said before how long til i can tell if its a male or female

at least 4-5 weeks...

waterrrr watterrr waterrrr....sunlight will do the rest

Male or female? Um...sometime in July most likely. If it lives it'll be 4-5 ft tall by then. (the days don't START to shorten until June 21 and it will take time after that for sure)

I sure hope mom and dad are cool with ya growing on their property....

find somewhere to grow near your property but not on it, u need to be able to walk there once a week to water and etc. a tip, when you go to water wait till 12 at night or later and never take a flashlight, just get out there and let your eyes adjust. also always put your plant amongst alot of other weeds and vegatation , but do whats necessary to keep it the dominant plant in the area. and when you find your plot dig down double as deep as you need to, to loosen up the soil, this makes it easier on roots. mix the sorrounding soil with potting soil or compost.

alright, good shit