I Have Three Plants Of Popcorn Mid There Only 2 Weeks Old... How Do I Get Them To Produce Alot Of Thc And Buds? Also Can Anybody Tell Me About Cloning The Plants?
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I Have Three Plants Of Popcorn Mid There Only 2 Weeks Old... How Do I Get Them To Produce Alot Of Thc And Buds? Also Can Anybody Tell Me About Cloning The Plants?
By the looks of them, if you don't get them outside now in the cups their going to stretch to the point of the stems will dry out and kill the plant. They tend to stretch till they get enough light and at this point ya want their roots to develop first. But if they are in the sun, they will stop and grow their roots first. You need to do this before even thinking about cloning. You can clone once they are put in the ground and are happy there. Any other questions post them here, cuz then people will follow your progress and when your ready to clone they will help:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by VickReed214
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you need to start by reading all of the stickies in the growing forum! most of us around here don't like to spoon-feed anyone! sorry, nothing personal but we get the same questions upmteen times a day.Quote:
Originally Posted by VickReed214
so go read and come back with better, more concise questions!
like LSY said, then people will bend over backwards to help you.
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There AlReady Outside About How Much Longer Do I Leave Them In The Cups I Got Pots For ThemQuote:
Originally Posted by LetsSeeYa
LMAO! i guess you didn't get the point? why put them in pots if you have mother earth?
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Whats up shake?? Havent seen your posts in awhile. Probably in a section I dont frequent...
Hey Vickreed... Not to be mean but you should have done alot more reading before you planted those seeds.
Headshake pointed you in the right direction, the stickys! You should listen to him, he knows what he is talking about.
whaddup GTOD? i just haven't been on the 'net in a while. i was working a job that had me running for 13 hours a day, 6 days a week and i still don't have internet at the house.Quote:
Originally Posted by GetThisOrDie
i still try to get on and help when i can, but it obviously isn't heeded sometimes!
thanks for the kind words!
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If they have a good root ball thats in your cups, chuck em in the ground water and make sure your area is clear of weeds and shit that would use your ferts an water. Don't make your plants fight for it, they will do much better. Also, i like to plant a bit deep, so if ya gotta bury some stem, do it. There a bit stretched anyway:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by VickReed214
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Hey dude, what kind of soil did u use? Mine looked nearly identical, except it was after like 3 weeks. Which means yours are faster growing and likely healier. Trying to figure what to transplant into... what kinda soil i mean.
Lemme know and thanks :)
VV
Fox Farm iv heard isbest, but if you get soil without any ferts in it, just get perlite and mix with the soil. This works great 25 per is a good mix.Quote:
Originally Posted by VermontVeggies
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...but have ya decided whether ya want buds in the next three-four months, or at the end o' the year?
If you (can) go outdoor, safely, you can get huge yeild, but you have to wait for it. Outdoor plants typically need a period indoor anyways, before acclimatizing them to the full sun and elements outside.
If you (can) go indoor, you can speed up your harvest, and really get nice dense buds fast, if you pound 'em with the correct light and feed 'em well.
Even if you do go outdoor, you may wish to keep them in portable containers, so that they may be moved if necessary (for either security or maintenance reasons), as you may have deficient soil where you live, or want to water them more precisely.
They look good, btw, but I would repot them into a 1/2 quart container, and make sure that the roots get lotsa darkness. Try to find a container (like those at the supermarket used for some bulk foods) that is transparent, that you can double-stack, and make the outer/bottom one light-tight. That way, you can check the root development as easily as lifting the inner container out. Slurpee/Froster/Squishie cups are great for this :)
What'cher overall budget, and how patient are ya?
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