MattyTrips
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Re: My very 1st indoor grow, bag seeds, in MG soil
Good luck Mrs. Green!! I'm excited to see how they progress.
Good luck Mrs. Green!! I'm excited to see how they progress.
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If any help I can give I will gladly give it. It's tough when you first start out you have those new grower jitters and you worry about everything so its nice to have people to reassure you that you are doing fine. If it weren't for people that follow my grow and input when they can, I dont think i would be where I am today without the help.
I am very greatful for this site and the people on it. I have seen other forums but the members can be very childish about some stuff. I am adult with adult questions. I really dont have time for the way they talk to eachother on other sites. To me this a not only a serious hobby but costly as well.
There is actually a sentimental reason why I chose to do this, and when I asked questions before I was chastised for it. So again I dont only thank you TOG I thank everyone checking in with my grow and I also thank 420magazine for helping us all.........................................sorry its already been an emotional morning.
They look awesome. I love seedli bs hahaha. Thyre def indicas. Don't worry about the one with weird leaves but check to see if something is munching on it
30 days??? you need to contact your seedbank. That is unacceptable. Who did you order from?
Ghetto rigged everything works just as well if it is made properly. I made a ghetto rig tarp from plastic sheeting i had left over and just installed some grommets to hang on some hooks i had laying around. Hell, I don't even have proper exhaust for my room. I have a box fan in my window pulling air in and i have my other window open for a passive out xD. As long as you got some air movement and a way to get fresh air in you will be fine.
First in this photo, for the fan, I kind of have the same setup in my DIY grow setup, I have a fan that blows air into my grow area,I have black plastic around the fan to force the air in!!! the 1 thing I need to share with you is that if your fan is getting to much blow back from trying to force the air out, it can overhear the fan motor and ultimately cause a fire... not good!!!
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Yellowing can be a few things. If it is localized to the bottom leaves then I wouldn't put too much thought into it. As long as the new growth is green and no yellowing spots on them, it should be fine. Now if they are up on the higher leaves you can have a deficiency, Ph problem, Environment/ventilation, or bugs. If you rule all those out it could just be genetics.
Some will say that it is the MG soil but I think that's quite subjective. I've seen people have great success with it and I've seen some just bomb it completely.
The curling can be a few things. Under-watering can cause curl and twisting as well as heat. As long as the air in the room is moving constantly, you shouldn't have a problem. I have noticed that the plants can thrive in high temps as long as ambient temp and circulation is maintained. If the plants sag and look droopy and lack the tenseness(If you know what I mean) that means they are over-watered.
I may not be 100% right so if someone would like to correct me, please do so. Hope this helps a little.
Yellowing can be a few things. If it is localized to the bottom leaves then I wouldn't put too much thought into it. As long as the new growth is green and no yellowing spots on them, it should be fine. Now if they are up on the higher leaves you can have a deficiency, Ph problem, Environment/ventilation, or bugs. If you rule all those out it could just be genetics.
Some will say that it is the MG soil but I think that's quite subjective. I've seen people have great success with it and I've seen some just bomb it completely.
The curling can be a few things. Under-watering can cause curl and twisting as well as heat. As long as the air in the room is moving constantly, you shouldn't have a problem. I have noticed that the plants can thrive in high temps as long as ambient temp and circulation is maintained. If the plants sag and look droopy and lack the tenseness(If you know what I mean) that means they are over-watered.
I may not be 100% right so if someone would like to correct me, please do so. Hope this helps a little.