my first grow are they healthy? pics

[DaHippy]

so this is my first grow, and so far think im doing pretty good , so if you guys could help me out tell me if there healthy or not?...and what i could do to help them grow?.....here are some pics.......2 bigger and 2 seedlings.

DaHippy Reviewed by DaHippy on 05-01-2008. my first grow are they healthy? pics so this is my first grow, and so far think im doing pretty good , so if you guys could help me out tell me if there healthy or not?...and what i could do to help them grow?.....here are some pics.......2 bigger and 2 seedlings. Rating: 5

[DaHippy]

can anyone maybe give me some advice?....

[stinkyattic]

They will want a LIGHT dose of fertilzer soon. Don't overdo it; you can't flush outdoor plants in the ground, so less is more.
Try guano outdoors- seabird or bat. The grow time needs some higher Nitrogen, and I think seabird has that. During bloom, bat guanos with lots of Phosphorous are GREAT! Wild animals aren't as interested in digging up dried bat poop as they would be if you used bone meal, lol.
Or you could use a commercial chemical fertilizer. Look for one that is meant for cannabis, although tomato ferts are often used by outdoor growers with success.

[Mr. Clandestine]

Try guano outdoors- seabird or bat. The grow time needs some higher Nitrogen, and I think seabird has that.

Mexican & Peruvian bat guanos are both high in Nitrogen, though I think the Peruvian stuff has a more balanced NPK, like 10-10-5, or something like that. The Mexican guano has a much higher N/PK ratio, like 10-1-1. And you're right, the many seabird guanos also have a higher Nitrogen content than the rest of the elements.

[DaHippy]

thanx guys...thats basiccaly what i needed to know.....

[DaHippy]

so since their outdoors do i just put yhe fert on top of the compost there growing in and water?.....