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the plants are about 2 weeks old or possibly more and they cant be more than 3 or 4 inches tall and some just barely be coming out the ground and already have saw leaves. some got first set of leaves others have the secondary set of leave and some started on the third set and they is short as fuck. anyone know whats going on?
one plant has saw leaves and they are almost sitting on the ground, hardly any stalk at all they are really short but progressed like ive never seen its confusing me
you probably planted the seeds too deep in the ground or u have low rider...which if you do, your one lucky fuck cuz low rider produces 2 months into vegetation and is practically one huge bud
well its bagseed so i dunno the strain but - what happens if you plant them to deep?
might be low rider i have no clue
well considering how it is still winter out there, that might have effected the growth... that or they just take a while... either way keep me posted. I still dont believe in the december growing thing
It's a bit early for planting.But this is normal growth.It will get bigger when the root system gets bigger.
the root system is huge for small plants and as for not believeing about growing in december? i dont know what to tell you but i made some posts with pictures go look for yourself but i cant sweat what someone thinks
if i was to have planted the seeds too deep in the ground what exactly can this affect?
Yeah the plants grow much slower if they are cold. I'm in georgia and they grow about that slow. Don't worry when summer gets here they wikll grow too fast... trust me. You may have planted too deep but if you did then they should be ok. Some may die but you got all year to start more. I currently have about 15 plants and they are all quite small (3-5"). I like to burry the bottom of the stem with soil to encourge it to become part of the taproot. I only keep the leaves above soil. Makes the stalk quite strudy.
thats actually quite slow... 2 months it should be bigger than 1ft. By April mine are typically 2 or 3 feet. I live in the southeast so maybe that affects it.
I bring them in if it gets below 40*
it was 85 degrees on thursday and we were under a winter storm warning in texas - lmfao - so its cold as fuck right now i hope they make it thru the few days of 20 degrees or less
Yeah i bring mine inside when it gets under 40 degrees. You live in texas so we have simialar climates. Start around mid march thats when i do.
is there any chance what so ever for them to make it in a freeze?
It has a small chance of survival but why risk it?