Attempting Indoor Grow (input please? =D)

They look like they are coming along nicely.
If the roots got damaged I would give them a couple days after transplanting before you give nutes. they will need to create new roots before they will be able to use the food, maybe some vitamin B1, also try to find a fertilizer that has no Nitrogen, like some bat guano tea you could just pour on.
when i tried the miracle grow moisture control soil it seemed to have plenty of fertilizer in it. I also noticed it seems to hold too much water when indoors. Have you had that problem?

ya it holds water for what seems like forever but I let it get really really dry before i transplanted and I dont give it quite as much water now

Hey there nick!!!,

Seems to be comin' along...

Next time I would use smaller pots,a shorter veg time and one plant per pot...

Hope everything comes together for you as far as work goes...

If you find yourself with extra money to put into your grow,I'd invest in another light...I'd try a T-5 light system for your top light and hang the lights you have now vertically to help light the lower portion of your grows...

Good luck bro...:420thought:

oooooooooooooh a t-5 light system, where do u think I could go about getting one of those :D

yes I made a few honest mistakes I should have had a camera sooner to get on here so I could get some help but heck I learned alot from my outdoor grow messing up and going hermi and from what I've done with my indoor grow so hopefully I"ll do alot better next time

but any idea where I could get that at, probably online? as i havn't seen them at wal mart or home depot lol

thank you much tho dt

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alright i got some 'magnesium sulphate' says it has 9.5% magnesium total

12.5 water soluble magnesium and something about sulfur

also

'super phosphate' which says 0-18-0


would those be good to use for it through flowering and cut off the miracle gro crap with nitro in it:rastasmoke: :smokebong:

I'm not sure about the magnesium, but the super phosphate would help, start out with low dose and work your way up.
You can get some T5 lights from home depot.

really..hmmm I didn't see anything like that up there I got the only "grow bulbs" they had maybe it's cause this is a small area, idk but i'll check more thoroughly


ya i'll probably start low with one on a plant and a low dose on another just to see if its gonna do any harm but it will be a few days before i put them into flowering so hopefully someone will know about the magnesium by then:thumbsup:

oooh the t5 bulbs are the ones that are real skinny about half the diamater of the normal floros?? in that case I might be able to pick a couple up






also the phosphate is in a granual form and doesn't mix well with water, i believe it's meant to be put into the soil...is this still safe to use?

here is a link to good deals on flouro bulbs
T5, T8, T10, and T12 Fluorescent Grow Lamps - Plantlighting Hydroponics & Grow Lights

I wouldn't use the granual fert, it's probably time release. Get a bag or bottle of bat guano, or some fox farm big bloom

don't use the magnesium phosphate, that's epsom salts you won't need that

dang you just shut me down..lol

that's all I can find around here 'literally' and with no access to a credit card or any type of plant nursery or thing like that within probably 100 miles i'm very limited and somewhat screwed as far as nutes go for flowering lol.

oh well I'll just forget about the nutes I suppose and try to keep my plants as healthy as possible but thank you :D


also i'm gonna ask for a litle bit more advice...are the ones with low numbers like 2500k better for flowering so I should probably try to pick up one or two of those? or should i just go ahead and go for 5000k or 6500k

thank you again:stoned: