1st time grower needs help/answers

[smokeyjoe79]

Hey this is my first post and my first grow so please be gentle.

Basicly i planted a few seeds in a pot as a joke and low and behold, they grew. I just have a few questions which if they could be answered, would be a great help. Pictures of my babies can be found hereâ?¦

Mobile Photobucket

Wat i would like to know is â?¦
1. Are the plants male or female.
2. Is it worth continuing with this grow
3. Am i likely to get anything out of them
4. How can i get them to flower and how long will that take

As i said any help would be gratefully appreciated. If the pics arent good enuff and theres a certain place on the plants or better angles needed then let me kno and i will gladley take more pics if needed.
Also any information you require then just ask and i will answer to the best of my ability.
Thankyou in advance.
Just so you know the plants are thai weed. The seeds were obtained from a bag baught for smokin. They are kept in a boiler cupboard, i give them approx 0.5L of water every 2 days and they are approx 80 cm in height from soil to top.

Once again thankyou to anyone that can help.

smokeyjoe79 Reviewed by smokeyjoe79 on 02-25-2012. 1st time grower needs help/answers Hey this is my first post and my first grow so please be gentle. Basicly i planted a few seeds in a pot as a joke and low and behold, they grew. I just have a few questions which if they could be answered, would be a great help. Pictures of my babies can be found hereâ?¦ Mobile Photobucket Wat i would like to know is â?¦ 1. Are the plants male or female. 2. Is it worth continuing with this grow 3. Am i likely to get anything out of them Rating: 5

[kingjustin]

Growing from start to harvest takes dedication and education. So no, it isn't worth continuing unless you are willing to invest some into it. So:

1: Cant tell yet
2: See above
3: Judging from the last picture and the curled leaf in the background, no
4: Generally around 12 weeks from start to finish, 8 of those weeks spent in flower. Flowering is induced by changing the light cycle (photoperiod).

[Geek]

Couldn't get the pics to scale much larger than thumbnail-size, so a lot of detail that could be used to answer your questions is missing.

From what I could see of the last pic, it's looking like you may want to up your watering schedule and give it some more light.