My first Illinois outdoor grow (Late 1.5 weeks old)

[ckarrson]

Hello everyone, this is my first grow ever with just some bagseed from $20 an 1/8th shit. I started my grow in early july and they are about 1.5 weeks old now.

The big pot has a mixture of sand, moist soil, and dry soil, and The soil always seems to be moist, the little one is just filled with Hypno soil, I believe that is how its spelled, and it drys out quick and becomes crumblely almost,

Any Tips would be apprecitiated, such as Nutrients, pest control, (starting to see spider webs, and small bugs on plants), and when should I transplant

Thanks

ckarrson Reviewed by ckarrson on 07-17-2008. My first Illinois outdoor grow (Late 1.5 weeks old) Hello everyone, this is my first grow ever with just some bagseed from $20 an 1/8th shit. I started my grow in early july and they are about 1.5 weeks old now. The big pot has a mixture of sand, moist soil, and dry soil, and The soil always seems to be moist, the little one is just filled with Hypno soil, I believe that is how its spelled, and it drys out quick and becomes crumblely almost, Any Tips would be apprecitiated, such as Nutrients, pest control, (starting to see spider webs, Rating: 5

[buckyboy]

Why did you start so late? You prolly want get much bud, unless you've got a lot of girls. Good luck. I started my seedlings in freakin feb. and I'm down south. I dont know how the weather is there, but I would imagine that it frosts there before it does here. I've got one girl that 6ft. tall and 4 ft wide already. Start earlier next year. Around April.

[ckarrson]

Well my first plants that I sprouted around march got tore up by somethingand I read somewhere that if you start late they wont get as tall which is a good thing for me.

ADVICE is welcomed

[buckyboy]

Well my first plants that I sprouted around march got tore up by somethingand I read somewhere that if you start late they wont get as tall which is a good thing for me.

ADVICE is welcomed

You could still start them early and keep them low. There are ways to do that. That way you'd still get plenty of bud. I started one in July last year and only got a quarter off dry bud of it. But hey, I'm a big time smoker. I just hate to see you wait 4 months for a couple of quarters. And dont worry about the bugs. They live out there. I bet I've picked off a million spiders, white flies etc..., and my babies are still looking good. lol!

[SouthernGuerilla]

Those spiders are your bestest friend right now. They eat other bugs. Far as pest control, NEEM OIL! Follow directions on the bottle, which should be 1 fluid ounce/30ML/30CC/2 tablespoons to 1 gallon of water.

Far as transplanting, prob in 1 week you might want to, they look like they need more direct light, streaching too much.

[temujin8]

Those spiders are your bestest friend right now. They eat other bugs. Far as pest control, NEEM OIL! Follow directions on the bottle, which should be 1 fluid ounce/30ML/30CC/2 tablespoons to 1 gallon of water.

Far as transplanting, prob in 1 week you might want to, they look like they need more direct light, streaching too much.

I totally agree with everything you said. =) spiders are my secret pest control slaves... they don't complain and rarely slack... lol, yes i am weird but leave me to my fantasy realm.... =)