SpanoonapS
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Oh right right... the cloning question. Thanks :D
So i planted like 5 seeds in the woods about a week ago, watered and left.
Now since it hasnt rained in a few days i figured id go out to water them.
So i did, problem is tho, when i got where i Thought i planted them, i couldnt find the cleared patch. SO i looked around here and there with lil things i remembered but nothing.
How the fuck am i gonna find em to water em and shit
ps. they havent even sprouted far as i know i havent been out there since they were planted
So i planted like 5 seeds in the woods about a week ago, watered and left.
Now since it hasnt rained in a few days i figured id go out to water them.
So i did, problem is tho, when i got where i Thought i planted them, i couldnt find the cleared patch. SO i looked around here and there with lil things i remembered but nothing.
How the fuck am i gonna find em to water em and shit
ps. they havent even sprouted far as i know i havent been out there since they were planted
Well, first of all, your plant isn't just going to grow 6 - 10 inches in 7 days.
You might want to look at pictures of weed just starting to sprout so you can identify that plant from others, secondly, you should've placed them in a place that you would've remembered yourself, but would be difficult for others to get to.
If you're in a 'jungle area' then your plants should be able to thrive without you watering them for a while... Just continue to look for small plants, and hopefully in another week or so they will be big enough to see, right now, after 1 week, I would imagine them being about 2-3 inches tall, with maybe 1-2 set.
Also,you make sure you know what the cotyledon of marijuana looks like, might help in identifying the plant when you go out to look for them again....
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Also, if you can get indica dominant strains, and you can flower them for 12/12 for about 2-4 weeks, you can place them outside, and many indica dominant strains will continue to flower (which is what I found out accidentally by planting outside in april, one plant flowered fully, so I placed another outside about 2 weeks later, it also started to flower, one plant has fully flowered and finished with 17-18 hours of light a day, and the other is still flowering, not reverting back to veg. And they are not shitty buds either, Ill be posting pics in a bit... But, from what Ive read, and have seen, this is not the same with plants that are sativa dominant, for what ever reason. Do you know what strain you planted? Or did you just take bag seed?
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I should be getting some new pics tonight of the buds Ive been trimming off of my outdoor plant AE, hopefully you'll appreciate them
Plant's looking beautiful, and the buds are sticky as hell, couldn't trim without having to wash my trimmers in alcohol every 3 minutes, lol.
Ended up planting my Master Kush outdoors, It took off and ended up much larger than the rest of my grow room indoors, (Not sure if that was the sativa strain pulling through in that plant, but I bought two Master Kush clones, one is still tiny and the other grew larger than all of the plants in my closet in less than a week.)
Anywho, I got rid of the fungus gnats, the plants are starting to recover, thankfully, ended up using 1 1/2 inch of sand on top of the soil, and water the pots with 1ml of cedar oil to 1/2 gallon. seems to have taken care of the problem, and the plants are doing much better, I also bought new nutrients, I bot the two part Floranova nutrients. Im going to try Fox farms on one half, Flora on the other, see how it works, I noticed Floranova had 3-4 ingredients that Foxfarms didn't have
Still trying to find a way to bring temps down in my closet, been hitting about 75 at night at 85 during the day (and its JUST starting to heat up outside, and still have about 20 degrees of climbing in temperatures to go)
Anywho, hopefully Ill remember to post back with pics of the plants and buds Ive been trimming, thanks for all the help and support with the plants, its much appreciated , hope everything is growing well for everyone
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Also, would a bug zapper work during flowering without causing problems in the 12/12 lighting schedule?
Ive never used them, Ive just been using the yellow sticky papers to monitor how bad the infestation is, and haven't seen any on the new yellow sticky I put up since I sprayed outside my house, covered potted plants with sand and watered with cedar oil. That will only last for so long though, If a bug zapper would work without causing problems that would be an awesome thing to hear (for me anyways)
Also, to Spanoonaps ever else had the fungus gnats, how high above the plant was the paper? I have mine about literally 2 inches from the tops of the plants, and same thing happens to me, every time I water, I see them fly out, Ive added an extra fan to increase air flow and air movement (from what I was told they dont really like that), I covered the tops of my pots with sand, and that seems to have really cut down in the population, but Im worried that there are still larvae feeding off of the roots, as some of the plants are still showing yellowing of the leaves and are showing some deformed growth in some areas.
Its ok.
New question! The last time we fed them was about 9 days ago. We fed them 50ml instead of the recommended 125ml. It appears they still aren't hungry... They haven't yellowed or changed much. Well, they got bigger But is it normal for plants to go such a long time without feeding them so often?
*UPDATE* We just checked on them and they are starting to get a bit yellow. We just fed them. Some leaf tips curl under whenever we feed them... I know that is a sign of overfeeding but if its just a few is it ok?
Ok so...2 weeks into 12/12 and our plants are doing great so far. Flowering and flourishing. They are GREEN, man. The most vivid green I've ever seen... fuckin GREEN. The supercropped plant has tons of buds on it, spread all over each individual branch. We will def. supercrop all of them next time. We are REALLY hoping for at least a pound from our 10 plants. Anyway, here are some pics. Enjoy.