My First Grow...

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stoner1991

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• Jul 9, 2011

• #1

These are those auto flowering little cheese seeds....
Currently using a 150w hps light with a small fan.
Any thought or comments on how im doing would be muchly appreciated..

Thanks

 

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Dutchbuster

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• Jul 9, 2011

• #2

looking healthy!

you'll have some smelly cheese in a few weeks

 

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stoner1991

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• Jul 9, 2011

• #3

Thanks pal how often should i water it?? ive bin watering them every morning when i get up.....should i carry on doing this now its flowering?

 

lordjin

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• Jul 9, 2011

• #4

Hi. Welcome to the club, you cannabis grower, you.

 

Dutchbuster

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• Jul 9, 2011

• #5

stoner1991 said:

Thanks pal how often should i water it?? ive bin watering them every morning when i get up.....should i carry on doing this now its flowering?

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the best time to water your babies is when they dry out.

when you allow the soil to dry out and the pots to become light, the roots reach for the remaining moisture, stimulating development. However, anytime is fine to water as long as you're not overwatering and your plants look fine! there are other factors that come into play like temp and ventilation and strain that affect how frequently you should water. If they can drink that much water then there's no harm done.

 

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stoner1991

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• Jul 9, 2011

• #6

hello and thanks

 

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stoner1991

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• Jul 9, 2011

• #7

cheers mate just needed sum1 to tell me i was doin ok thats the best news....will post more pics in a week or 2...

 

BigMrC

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• Jul 9, 2011

• #8

subbed. those are some beautiful looking girls you got there. how old are they in the pics, i'd guess about 7 weeks? i'd be interested in seeing what the final yield is and hearing a smoke report when they're done as i've also got some little cheese on the way, almost 4 weeks in. also, what sort of smell are you getting off of them? mine are a strong, sweet, slightly citrus-like smell.

 

Nice Ol Bud

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• Jul 9, 2011

• #9

Looks good, any questions?

 

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stoner1991

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• Jul 10, 2011

• #10

planted them from seed on the 24th of may.....and it says they take 60 days to flower so i got a few weeks left yet

 

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stoner1991

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• Jul 10, 2011

• #11

i took them pics 2 days ago.....yer same sorta smell, changes daily thou.

 

Mr Benjamin

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• Jul 10, 2011

• #12

They look good to me! I'm using a 150w hps light also. Was curious to see if others were.

How old are they?

What light cycle are you running?

 

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stoner1991

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• Jul 19, 2011

• #13

Il post some pics 2moro...i leave the light on all the time bt most night turn if off for 4 hours then its back on again...

 

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stoner1991

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• Jul 20, 2011

• #14

4 Days away from 2 months old.

 

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MstadabolinaMrBobDobalina

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• Jul 20, 2011

• #15

These look great man. Good size for an autoflower plant. I'm doing one myself, much further behind in the process though. I'm sub'd on this.

What light cycle did you use for veg? Also, the pics look like you might have topped, am I correct?

 

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stoner1991

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• Jul 20, 2011

• #16

thanks pal ive used the same cycle all the wat throu....yer topped them a few weeks ago now...

 

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stoner1991

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• Jul 31, 2011

• #17

These have been flowering nearly 2 months now!

Both seeds are the same but they look totally different....the one on the left look like it will take longer than the other one.....

could anyone help me or give me an idea of when they should be ready???

ive read that when the pistils are mostly milky and thers a few amber thats the highest potential for a plant...is this correct?

thanks for any feedback