I planted some seeds outside just for fun...

[MDFinest]

One of them sprouted and it actually looks very healthy. Only thing is I planted in a spot where people actually pass by. I was smoking there one day and just planted a seed for the hell of it. Now I want to see if I can transplant it out of the ground to a better spot. This will mean Ill have to dig deep under the roots and pull it out with everything still in tact. You think it'll survive such a stressful transplant?

MDFinest Reviewed by MDFinest on 04-15-2009. I planted some seeds outside just for fun... One of them sprouted and it actually looks very healthy. Only thing is I planted in a spot where people actually pass by. I was smoking there one day and just planted a seed for the hell of it. Now I want to see if I can transplant it out of the ground to a better spot. This will mean Ill have to dig deep under the roots and pull it out with everything still in tact. You think it'll survive such a stressful transplant? Rating: 5

[zekeyboy]

Yes. Just be careful, and water after you transplant. If it's still small, it should be simple. Marijuana plants can survive a tornado. lol!!!

[MDFinest]

LOL THANKS!!!

[MDFinest]

well I transplanted it and it seems to be growing just fine.. and starting to grow another set of leaves and its getting some nice vertical growth. I don't know if I'm not being patient enough or if the growth could be faster. They get as much direct sunlight as they can w/o being out in the open. Also the stem is a real deep purple which I was told indicates the plant is hungry. I might need some nutrients pretty soon.

[MDFinest]

the plants are stretching alot and the cotyledons are turning yellow.. what's that about?

[MDFinest]

never mind I found out.. it really is true that 90% of the questions we ask have been asked b4... LOL.. just got to use the search

[BeFree]

hmm,got anything that'll take some pictures? then maybe use photobucket or some free image host and shoot us some links.

[JD1stTimer]

It's normal for the cotyledons to turn yellow. Their main purpose is just to store some starch, protein, and fat for the seedling. They are only used in a very minor role for photosynthesis. Probably just to help orient the plant to face upwards.

[MDFinest]

right when I spray the organic spray w/ worm castings in it on the plant some animal fucking nibbles the whole top of my plant off... took away all the leaves off of it. The stem is still there and is about 4 inches long.. I hope it can recover. I think it was a deer.... I guess the spray attracted some deers. They better leave my shit alone unless they want me to retaliate.. LOL.. make them road kill. Anyhow hopefully it can recover.. if not.. I'm just about to go hard and germ the 50 or so seeds I have left!

[Italiano715]

right when I spray the organic spray w/ worm castings in it on the plant some animal fucking nibbles the whole top of my plant off... took away all the leaves off of it. The stem is still there and is about 4 inches long.. I hope it can recover. I think it was a deer.... I guess the spray attracted some deers. They better leave my shit alone unless they want me to retaliate.. LOL.. make them road kill. Anyhow hopefully it can recover.. if not.. I'm just about to go hard and germ the 50 or so seeds I have left!

LMAO, just look at it in a positive light. If they do recover most likely they will branch so it would be like topping the plant, except that it was done by a furry critters teeth rather than your sharp scissors. Maybe they did you a favor!imp: