18 days old

[flintblood]

how do they look?as of right now i have no nutes and no special soil.

flintblood Reviewed by flintblood on 12-17-2007. 18 days old how do they look?as of right now i have no nutes and no special soil. Rating: 5

[M.B.A.]

its been 18 days since planting them or since they sprouted above the dirt? Indoor or outdoor grow?

[flintblood]

i planted them the the 30th and the pic was takin 3-4 days ago.and i just got some new soil bone meal blood meal and also somemuriate of potash and ideas on how much to put in?

[flintblood]

and ouTDOOR

[LuciferN]

They seem small for 18 days... But this is not a big matter, just be sure to transplant directly to the soil there or in larger pot, it may be the lack of space for the root causing the delay in the growth.

[Balkey]

Yeah they do seem small for 18 days, you definitely need to get them into their own containers and in the future, to make it easier on yourself, never plant them in one container.

[flintblood]

ok today i went and got new pots.and do you guy know anything about blood meal like how much to add to the soil.and do you have to flush it b4 you harves and if so how??and since i planted them late will they not bud until light turnes to 12/12 again?

[Balkey]

I don't have a clue about blood meal....?....but weed plants won't bud(flower) until you turn the lights to 12/12 unless you have lowryder or some other autoflowering plants, which you don't.

[LuciferN]

Hey can we have an update on this, did the plants manage to grow more and stronger ?

[weedisboss]

I would not suggest blood or bone meal for these plants. Those are high in Phosphorus(P) which the plant needs during flowering, not during the early stages of vegetative growth. In fact, seedlings don't like a lot of nutrients at all. What you should have used was a high quality potting soil at first, then transplanting into a more nutrient rich soil once the seedling rooted.