What's up ladies and gentlemen. A friend is trying to grow a bag seed just for shits and giggles. She started it in a paper towel, once the taproot busted free she put into a little 4" clay pot with some 100% organic soil.

She's currently got two 40 watt and one 60 watt compact flouro (they are daylight flouros so the light is a whiute/blue color) about five inches from it. It's about a week old now. It has two big leaves, two smaller leaves and she can see some small ones coming in. It's probably about 2" at this point. She's used no nutes, nothing but bottled water. She has it on a timer with a 18/6 cycle.

She just bought three (she thinks 150 watt) 2,000 lumen compact flouro lights, these ones aren't the daylight variety so she thinks they will be more yellow than blueish white. She also bought two more reflective light hoods to point that light in the right direction. She also bought a bigger pot (3 gallon) some rooting horomone powder and some perlite and a small fan to strengthen the stem.

Her questions are:
1. Is she using the right lighting cycle?

2. When should she transplant it?

3. Can she do it now or should she wait until it gets bigger?

4.When she does transplant it should she mix perlite with the organic soil?

5. If so what mixture %?

6. Should she be adding Nutes?

7. If so, what kind?

8. Should she stick with the less lumen blueish white bulbs or use the higher lumen yellowish bulb? It would be 4,000-6,000 lumens.

9. How far should she keep them from the baby?

She already read that great thread about transplanting so she has it figured out HOW to do it, she'd just like to know when.

She will send me some pictures to upload when she gets home.
ValiumForMe Reviewed by ValiumForMe on . New Grower What's up ladies and gentlemen. A friend is trying to grow a bag seed just for shits and giggles. She started it in a paper towel, once the taproot busted free she put into a little 4" clay pot with some 100% organic soil. She's currently got two 40 watt and one 60 watt compact flouro (they are daylight flouros so the light is a whiute/blue color) about five inches from it. It's about a week old now. It has two big leaves, two smaller leaves and she can see some small ones coming in. It's Rating: 5