Hello everyone im preety new to this forum thing but i feel like it will be a big help..i just bought some clones and am probably going to try to grow them outside..what do i need to get started?thanx everyone..
FAQ.... DUh.... Im just kidding man Im new to Ill let one of the vets handle you just please post your Situation and your advancement.. So we all know what happened... Some of us want to help and see the improvement... ~B~ PS GOOD LUCK this will be a long journey....
taking a look at the FAQ's wouldnt be a bad idea. All you really have to do is decide how you want to do it. You could grow them in the ground outside, you could grow them in a bucket outside, or even a huge pot. OR you could scrap the whole outside idea, because of bugs, neighbors and other pests, and move them inside. do you want to grow with organic nutrients or chemical nutrients? How many clones do you have? what strain are they? Are you sure the clones have no spider mites or powdery mildew already? You should give us some more details on your plan here, that way we can help you more. Krondikebar
they are granddaddy purple and hindu kush..they have no spider mites or any other damage..im planning to grow them in a pots and advance them to bigger ones little by little..i am also planning to grow them with organic nutrients and only organic items..located by me is an orchard supply and home depot so if you know anything good there please let me know..like i said im really new..i am a theraupeatic cannibus patient.(if thats how you say it)..i really appreciate your help and i will try to get some pictures on them to keep everyone updated..thanks for the help any info helps!!
sounds good. You might as well just plant in a big pot to begin with tho...that way you wouldnt have to re-plant...
re pot if you are going to plant in a small pot you can let them veg for couple weeks till the roots become bound. and then before flowering switch them into a 3 or 5 gallon. You don't want to re-plant them more than twice due to the stress it will cause your girls. So you could either go from a small pot to a 1 gallon and then to a 3-5 gal before flowering or You can just start in a 1 gallon and transplant to a 3-5 gallon before flowering. T he main thing to know, is that you will need ample space for the roots to grow mainly in the first stages of life all the way through the first 2-3 weeks of flowering. happy growing
aiight cool sounds good guys really appreciate the help..krondike reppin the bay!!!watz go0d..nyways thankz again i am going to put them in a 1 gallon..i also understand water is abundant but when is it really needed and how often..
I think when the top like 3/4" of the soil is dry, its time to water. You can probably also tell over time by how heavy the pots are when they need water, and when they have water. dont quote me on this because I am a hydro grower R.I.P. MAC D.R.E.
yea If you can a good way to find out if your soil is ready for watering is, i like to stick my finger in the bottom of the pot to see if the soil is still moist at the bottom too. that way you can get a lil better understanding of the whole mini ecosystem/soil. Especially as seedlings. You want the seedlings to basically "seek out the water" to develope a strong root base. So roots will go down typically because the soil dries from top to bottom. And they seek the moist soil in the bottom. Just dont over water! goddamit!
thats good advice. You are far better off under watering than over watering. when the plant has to search for water it will make the roots bigger and stronger.
awesome..all right guys really appreciate the help..hey anyone know about the nutes..name and where 2 get em..
if you have a hydro store near by, get em there. you could try, Grow big, big bloom and tiger bloom if you want organics...
allright awesome..so now i guess i gotta find a feeding schedule and exactly what to feed it!hm..i try to search faq but it never finds anything..i still want ewverything organic
awesome big help..i just checked those out..i saw the schedule for those 3 looks like i should try those...hmm do you know about how much im looking to spend for all 3?
They are about $35 for all three, maybe a little bit more. they will last you up to like 6-8 grows, depending on the number of plants of course.
