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Ok guys I'm new to this and it's my first time growing, I have a 4 foot by 1 and a 1/2 foot space with a 250 watt light and a 80 watt hot bulb for tempriture up...
After germinating my seed and planted within 24 hours two leafs came out... The second day there were four leafs now it's the fird day and there is still four leafs but bigger.. And top to bottom of the stem is 3 centimetres tall.....
So is this good? Or bad? You tell me.
That depends.
If you do not want a happy, healthy bush, then it's bad. :D
Next step?
Do not feed until the cotyledons brown n shrivel.
Do not overwater.
Let the container dry a little between waterings.
Check it by lifting the container. If it's heavy, wait.
Mostly, don't love it to death. :)
It don't need coddling, it's a weed.
You can practice leaving it alone by reading your way through the archives here.
The link is in my sig.
Weed is not addictive, but growing weed is!
Enjoy.
Weezard
Weezard I'm in full support of your post here I like the way you worded it. However... I disagree with one point you made there, because I cuddle with my plants at night. I think its only fair that when the lights go out for the night, my girls get to come to bed with me, I feel like a P.I.M.P. bayyy beeee. Only problem is that random ass 6ft sativa I have growing right now.. I woke up two mornings ago and she was trying to strangle me. Had no idea she'd stretch that much lol.
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Dat's coddle, 'Snowta, coddle!
No coddle dem.
Cuddle is jus' fine.
Spooning would be great
Though some would call it crazy,
('cause haters gonna hate).
An' how you gonna spoon 'em?
No can tell front from back!
I tried to spoon da boy guy,
He gave my head a whack!
Da girl guy was more lovey
when all is done an' said.
So we got married yesterday
an' share a flower bed.
--Burma Shave