My first grow. Real McCoy and Jack Herer

Alright guys i'm new to indoor growing, i've always done outdoor until now. My plants got taken this year and i'm fed up so i'm going indoor!

I am growing Jack Herer and Real McCoy. I have 1 Jack plant and 2 Real McCoy.

The light I am currently using makes me nervous. I'm not even a 100% sure what it is at this point ( I know it sounds bad but I got it from a friend and its working for now.) I will be ordering a 250 HPS and putting a Metal Halide conversion bulb in it for veg. Should have the new light in a week in a half or so.

I am using a pro mix of soil that contains peat moss, periite, and vermiculite. I am using a fertilizer called Ionic, the guy at the hydro store recommended it to me for growing in soil.

I'll post a picture of the plants so far and the light i'm using right now. Any input would be great and i would appreciate it very much.

I couldn't get a full picture of the light because its to big of a file. Its about 10 inches long or so total.

Hey,nice to see ya tdaddy!!!If ya get a chance ,what are the NPK numbers on that Ionic...
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NPK is 2-1-2. I ordered my new light and it should be here sometime early next week. Plants are finally starting to take off nicely. I think the light I have right now is just not very powerful so it took a bit longer to get going.

Ionic for Soil and Coco - Growth Technology

That seems to be the same stuff except mine says for soil/coco

Updated pics

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Well here are some updated pics. My new light should be here by the end of the week so next pics should be better!

Here are some more updated photos. This is about 3 weeks veg. My new light should be here on the 14th, so hopefully next post will have some better growth.

Looking good tdaddy.....taking a seat..... d:rastasmoke::smokebong: good luck on the road ahead...:thumbsup:

thanks dlove its nice to finally get someone in here along with Rave and I. I'll keep everything updated and i'm open to all input and suggestions!

One plant per pot. The roots will get tangled up...then you can't transplant...:(