Babbakush88
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Can't keep it inside at all so been out side but not sure if it's too hot or not and where to put it if too much sun?
Seedling outdoors?
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Greenpitking
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Start it in the shade, and gradually increase exposure to direct sun.
bi polar express
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If they don't have cotyledons' yet I've always put em in full sun no problem then I don't have to fuck with moving em to an from shade if the cotyledons are already out to late throw it under shade
Babbakush88
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Ok and also do I give it full days sun worth oreading certain hours?
bi polar express
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Full sun friend. What kind of grow are you doing here
bi polar express
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I'm high bored and willing to help at the moment lol
Kcbscrogger
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Are you growing in a beer mug?
Babbakush88
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I'm growing in water bottles I cut sllts on bottom for leakage and it's full outdoor..
Right now I have a 3ft master yoda og and seeds are random kush not sure what they are..
Right now I have a 3ft master yoda og and seeds are random kush not sure what they are..
sandhill larry
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Isn't that why all of us reply to these noob threads?
No offence intended to OP.
sandhill larry
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That looks a little wetter than I would like. Over watering is the biggest killer of sprouts. But other than that, should do fine. Once it's used to the sun, you want to get all of it you can. Light equals weight.
Babbakush88
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No offence taken all the help I can get is welcome
Babbakush88
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New pictures.. 
full of purple
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Have you transplanted yet to bigger containers it even into the ground?
Babbakush88
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Not yet buying soil in the morning
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DieselNuts
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Sunlight will kill roots so I use green 2 liter bottles with seeds and clones outside in the summer.
Bigger roots equal bigger fruits!
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Bigger roots equal bigger fruits!
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sandhill larry
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If looking at the roots as they grow is your goal, using a clear solo cup covered with a red solo cup will do that without root damage. {with drainage holes in each}
Joomby
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Good idea
Dabbinblunted
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Redwood Trees with Pineapples!