How are these baby's doing?

[taderick]

how do you think there doing at the moment seeing as im using sunlight through windowsill im planning on getting some lights soon maybe which should boost the growth rate hopefully.

taderick Reviewed by taderick on 06-10-2005. How are these baby's doing? how do you think there doing at the moment seeing as im using sunlight through windowsill im planning on getting some lights soon maybe which should boost the growth rate hopefully. Rating: 5

[taderick]

sorry i meant how is this baby doing its only one plant obviously!

[Zandor]

Don't forget you still need air moving across them to strengthen the stocks.

[JoHimself]

lovely.

keep it up and the plant will shoot up. what lighting are you using? and what are you growing in? looks like a strange mix of poo and chocolate pudding. unles the plant looks unhealthy it should be fine.

[taderick]

im using sunlight its coming up to summer so im geussing its ok with the sunlight for now, oh and that soil is just got some dry spots that why it looks like that.

[taderick]

oh and on many grow guides it says to bend the stem back and forth and it will strengthen itself thats what i have been doing is this ok?

[Zandor]

oh and on many grow guides it says to bend the stem back and forth and it will strengthen itself thats what i have been doing is this ok?

A fan gently moving air around is better. Not only will the fan strengthen the stocks it will also exchange the air from the underside of the leaf. That's needed to grow quality plants so don't forget air exchange is important.

[dylan]

looks ok, but can you put it completly outdoors? that will really get it growing.

[IthoughtIknewitall]

It is not getting enough light. That plant should be alot bigger by now. You may not need a stronger light but you need more hours of the light you are getting.

[taderick]

i would like grow outside seeing its nearly summer and the days are really long but what about bugs surely theres a high risk of getting loadsa weird things eating the leaves.