can anyone give me some pointers?

[andrew9494]

i just got two seeds from my friend about 2 weeks ago that he had no use for so i thought id have a go at growing and seeing how i dont have the time or money at the moment to make a grow room i decided to make it outdoors i live in southern florida so the sun is bright and the humidity stays high i started them in solo cups and they are doing good ang growing great and i only use rain and bottled water to water them but what should i do next? when should i put them in a pot, what soil or dirt should i use, ect.

anything helps

andrew9494 Reviewed by andrew9494 on 04-07-2012. can anyone give me some pointers? i just got two seeds from my friend about 2 weeks ago that he had no use for so i thought id have a go at growing and seeing how i dont have the time or money at the moment to make a grow room i decided to make it outdoors i live in southern florida so the sun is bright and the humidity stays high i started them in solo cups and they are doing good ang growing great and i only use rain and bottled water to water them but what should i do next? when should i put them in a pot, what soil or dirt Rating: 5

[Dexter007]

you need to do some serious reading here cos your asking basic of the basic here. Growing Information and Basic Growing. take a wee look around there and if you still have any questions then ask again and ill give you ecsact answers.

[andrew9494]

thanks!

[Whiterooster]

Mix soil amendments into the soil like bat guano and fish meal this will provide food for the plant while it is growing. Use something like Botanicare Pure Blend Pro or Advanced Nutrients Mother Earth Super Tea. You will have to use Botanicare Cal Mag with those because they do not have calcium in them. And if you have any cash get Great White Mycorrhizae and Botanicare Sweet or Advanced Nutrients Bud Candy they have carbohydrates, amino acids, and micro nutrients. Make sure to keep your nutrient pH and fresh water pH is between 6.0-6.5 to prevent nutrient lockout.