first off i like to say thanks to Nirvana:thumbsup:
germination never been easier,one day for the soaking one day for the popping of seed.Now their in blacksmith organic soil.
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first off i like to say thanks to Nirvana:thumbsup:
germination never been easier,one day for the soaking one day for the popping of seed.Now their in blacksmith organic soil.
best of luck with your grow, keep us updated. check out my first grow log if you like..its titled hey guys new to the fourm and would love some help
good luck man! id get that in some soil ASAP its got one hell of a root growing there lol!
thanks babystarbud i definitely did put them in dirt.im glad I'd check on them because my bagseeds take foreverQuote:
Originally Posted by babystarbud
wow, i have a feeling that seed with the long taproot is going to be an excellent grower.
i hope soQuote:
Originally Posted by keeko
not even a whole day and sprouting already.just wondering should I put some fox farm big bloom even though there seedling
NO, dude !!! ... don't add ANY nutes for at least two weeks, Bear ... and don't use 'Bloom' nutes until a week before switching to the flowering cycle ... everything in its time, ya know ... go easy with nutes, most plants are badly over-fertilized, and over-watered ... we all tend to 'over-love' our plants ... add nutes when the plants indicate a 'need' ... (ya shouldn't give candy bars to fat kids :D ) ... also, that soil is way too wet, you're inviting Pythium Wilt :eek: good luck there, Bear ... :smokin:Quote:
Originally Posted by smokybear
Heh, yeah, don't give any nutes. I know you just want to make them happy, but frying them with nutes won't make them any happier, or grow any faster. Shouldn't need any nutes while they're in those little cups. Once you give them a bigger pot, wait a week after transplant and THEN start your veg nutes, lightly. And you'll be wanting FoxFarm Grow Big for that (if you want to stick with FoxFarm products), not Big Bloom. A quart of Grow Big lasts a really loooong time, btw, so no need to buy more than a quart of that unless you've got a major operation going.
shit! i think i better flush.i had went by the feeding schedule from fox farm and i went by that.thanks for the response
no significant sign of nute burns which is good.right now i only have the plants under two 26wcfl 6500k and will add on as it grows.how long should i grow in these cups.here new pics on my progress
looks good
thanks keekoQuote:
Originally Posted by keeko
this is how they look now,i believe its haves two nodes.
well, they probly ok for a few days/week...you want them to develop a good strong root system before you re-pot, but on the other side of the coin, you dont want to get too many roots and crowd them, so if you look at the height, width and overall "mass" of the seedling to imagine how developed the roots are, it should give you an idea.
ive done a quick picture of a seedling that needs to be re-potted to give you a guideline....you can re-pot before, but but the roots are small so care must be taken when disturbing the soil.
hope thats of some help :)
so about the thrid node and then i should repot,that what the pic is showing,hope im right
about three weeks till they get root bound
I'd say go ahead and re-pot. Pot size makes a difference in plant size long before the plants get root-bound. I found that out the hard way. Its true though.
transplant one plant need a pot for the other one.went thru some nute burn stunned both plants i think it was to early to give a full dosage of nutes being the plant was so early in growth
here is how they look now under two 26w cfl