20 weeks in flower
Sticky's Almost Perpetual Grow
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ilikemsticky
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5 mos.bring them in October and slowly work them down to 11/13 harvest in feb or march
That will work too.
Dankman_420
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I have a question about bringing critters in from a outside plant. I tried to pop some seeds late winter and couldn't get them to germinate. They ended up in some Solo's of dirt that got dumped outside. I just noticed one above ground few days ago. Crazy shit. It's been in dirt for months now it finally starting to grow. Can I bring it inside without worrying about bringing bugs into my tent . Thanks fellas
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ilikemsticky
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whats your situation there can you just let it go outside if not I would dig that up to a pot and get your magnifier and inspect it you need at least 60 power more is better and spray it with your bug spray and keep it somewhere with a light on it for a few weeks until your sure theres nothing on there if you do that it will be ok I think!I have a question about bringing critters in from a outside plant. I tried to pop some seeds late winter and couldn't get them to germinate. They ended up in some Solo's of dirt that got dumped outside. I just noticed one above ground few days ago. Crazy shit. It's been in dirt for months now it finally starting to grow. Can I bring it inside without worrying about bringing bugs into my tent . Thanks fellas
Dankman_420
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Thanks sticky. I can't leave it where it is. I could move it to another spot maybe. But I'd like to bring it inside and flower it out. Maybe get a cut from it. I'm worried about bugs though. Today I'll dig it up and bring it inside and watch it. Do you think a alcohol and water spray would be enough
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ilikemsticky
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before you spray it you need to look it over real good it might be clean idk about alchohol and water I think that will work maybe pennywise will chime in hes got a lot more experience with this kind of thing hell im learning just like you lol
Alcohol or neem oil would be good for a young plant. Just keep it away from your other indoor plants until you’re sure it’s clean.
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ilikemsticky
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thanks pw!
Let’s hope it clean.
Conradino23
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Bath of sulphur solution is also a good idea.
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ilikemsticky
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this jack herrer is all greened up now idk if this pic really shows it but I think it has transitioned itself to the outdoors its really filling out nice when it gets a little taller im going to top it and then it will really bush up!
#5 just coming into the sun!
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ilikemsticky
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ive not heard of that one thanks for the info!
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ilikemsticky
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forgot this one lol!
Outdoors girls doing well.
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ilikemsticky
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thanks pw heres one out in the sun im going to see if I can get a better sun angle later!
Looks chunky from here, nice!
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ilikemsticky
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this one to!
Gonna be a sweet garden come summer!
Dankman_420
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Thanks everyone for your advice! I dug it up and put it in a solo of potting soil. Looks clean with a loupe. I'll leave it in window for few days and keep checking it. Thanks @conradino23 for the sulphur tip, I've never heard of that before. The outdoor garden is looking fabulous sticky! That BB has some nice buds 
