View Full Version : First time grower, 2.5 weeks ( Its a girl! )
inode420
04-07-2006, 04:31 PM
Hey, being new to the cannabis world I decided to try and grow my own plant. I started out with a 6' plant pot. The setup was a large fish tank lined with aluminum foil and quad flourescent bulbs dangleing 3' above. The soil mixture I used is
60% Soil
20% Vermiculite
10% Perlite
10% Guano ( Bat shit)
24/7 Lights on. Significant watering. Some base stems died.
Smell is very potent and frog like. Crystaline shell on stems. Pistills beginning to show on preflowers. What do you think?
toke it up 420
04-07-2006, 09:37 PM
those leaves are sexxay
ITs pretty good.. could be better with more powerful lighting.
imagoober
04-08-2006, 01:53 AM
My first thought that 10% bat guano is a lot of bat guano, especially for a plant that size but they dont look like they have any fert burns, and they look happy and healthy so good job:thumbsup: they look great:D just keep an eye on them!
What kind of guano was it NPK?
dopeman420
04-08-2006, 10:37 AM
My first thought that 10% bat guano is a lot of bat guano, especially for a plant that size but they dont look like they have any fert burns, and they look happy and healthy so good job:thumbsup: they look great:D just keep an eye on them!
What kind of guano was it NPK?
correct me if im wrong some one but i dont think u can get fert burn using organic fertilizers
thecurious1
04-08-2006, 02:47 PM
You can get fert burns anytime there is an excessive amount of one specific nutrient. One example would be chicken crap (organic), which has very high amounts of nitrogen and tends not to be used.
Plants are like people. Some won't be bothered with higher nutrients in the soil, while others may have a hard time surviving.
inode420
04-11-2006, 01:10 PM
I have more pics coming today. Stay tuned.
inode420
04-11-2006, 08:18 PM
Heres some new pics at along week 3.
The stems have begun to turn purple and hairy crytalline.
I was wondering if anyone could tell me what kind of strand this looks like.
Cheers
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