>>125206

I believe theres's no such thing as to long you can grow these lovely plants in anything aslong as they have their neutrients so just keep a good eye make sure they all grow up and they will be fine.

Ive had some grow tap roots up to 200mm and standing 150mm high before planting and they grew wonderfully

>>125206
They should be fine right now.

Don't worry though, you planted it in MG instead of pro-mix/happy frog/lighly amended peat - so your plant wil be completely fucked soon enough

>>125208
Pretty sure I grow wonderful dope using MG garden soil for years. I don't care for their fertilizer, though I've known people to use it and still get good results. Happy Frog is nice though, I'm trying out a blend of ocean forest/happy frog soils on a couple plants this year.

>>125296
maybe so, but MG soil for a seedling? disaster.

>>125257
How is it pointless? Maybe OP will learn to rotate a fucking picture in 2013.

>>125258
or just fucking hold his phone sideways while taking a picture

>>125277
not everyone is a genius bro

>>125283
maybe he lives halfway to australia, thats why its sideways man...

Lol im high

>>125293
Yeah must be the fuckin kiwis

you sound like you should do some research with google first, then come here with your specific question. If you have to ask if it will smell and how to hide it outside, you're probably not ready. and no, there wont be enough light to survive, you need at least 8-10 hours of direct sunlight or it will stretch and never grow buds.

>>125290
and also, if you found 10 seeds, it probably wasnt Kush.

dp, nb

>>125214
Damn the people in this thread are nuts

>no light on tap root

neither with the paper towel method either genius

>no lag time between towel/medium waiting on brothers/sisters to pop,

Yeah the seedlings never lag in growth. They don't stop growing while waiting to be transferred to a medium.
Not everyone plants 200 seeds, because that would be fucking retarded (for obvious random pheno reasons) and there is a technique called cloning now adays if you've never heard of it before. Therefore, you don't need to 'wait for brothers/sisters' to pop whatever the fuck that means

>immediate immersion in microbial life, ect.

Whatever the fuck this means; the etc was amusing since you couldn't manage to make up any other bullshite.


I don't germ seeds too often, but when I do - I use science to help pop them in record times. Scarification -> 12 hour shotglass soak -> 6-12 hour paper towel - done. Into rooter plugs

There's nothing wrong with being a savage and just dropping the seeds into the dirt, do whatever you want

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Tap roots are fragile, the paper towel method necessitates handling them. That transition is a chance for you to fux the tap root. You guys are such raging fags, I mention a simple alternative to what isn't working for OP and you all berate and insist that OP continue using what is fuxing his gro up.

Srs guis. Calm your butts.

>>125233

>Tap roots are fragile, the paper towel method necessitates handling them.

No it doesn't, you put the seeds on individual small pieces of paper towel. When the taproot has popped, you simply bend the paper towel into a small U and tip it so it drops into the spot. Simple, no damage what so ever

>simple alternative to what isn't working for OP

It's not working because OP can't follow simple directions and wonders why shit hits the fan for him. Not checking on a very damp paper towel, that is sealed in a plastic bag in a warm place for THREE days. Does he even give a fuck at this point? Or is he trying to create a mold farm?

>>125234

Taproots do grow into the paper towel from time to time, which doesn't help. Dropping the seen right into soil prevents that from happening in the first place. you need to chill good sir and smoke a bowl.

I took all the sprouted seeds and planted them, they seem to be doing better now I took out the ones that had mold on the actual seeds, and also planted the OG seeds after germinating them for about half a day.

>>125272
Gang is such a dirty word.

i thought you were growing for a medical place, are you now a outdoor guerilla grow?

>>125278
No, Ive always grown outside.(I guess technically a guerilla grow, as its not legal to grow here yet for medicinal purpses) I have never brought anyone to it though. I've just never needed help before. It's kind of freaking me out a little bit. My herb always gets to the people who need it.

>>125279
I meant its legal for medicinal purposes, just not growing. Which is ridiculous.

dp, nb

>>125280
Yeah thats savage bro. Good luck w/that. I wouldn't want to be the one scaling up a guerrilla op, be sure to post pics.

>>125241
Maybe just for fun I'll try floating a plant to see what happens

My friend tried to set up an aquaponics tank 2 years ago. It turned out to be a huge pain in the ass. At first there wasn't enough nutrients being produced for his plants, so he added more fish. Then the fish got sick and died in their own poop. It might be cool for a science fair, but it's not really practical for growing stuff.

Looks too complicated. Maybe a nice project if you have a lot of free time and not afraid to restart again if something went way wrong, but i'll just limit myself to watering plants with old aquarium water.

>>125261
The trick would be to use a reverse osmosis kit to concentrate the nutrients.

Either way I wouldn't do this if you don't want to run a fish farm and a greenhouse. On a smaller scale or even indoors it isn't really worth the effort.

ive heard if you go down to 60-65 during the dark stage itll get some purple

>>125275
It's highly dependent on genetics. I some outdoor NL5 go down to 5c and there was only purpling on the edges of the leaves and buds/new growth. In the end looking at the finished buds, it wasn't really worth it.

>>125284
I let some*

This was at the end of flowering in mid October, where it was hitting frost temps.

>>125229

No. Watering them every day is way too often. Wait until the top layer of soil dries out and the leaves perk up between waterings.

>>125263
He's outside he could very well need to water once a day

>>125265
no, unless its 100 degress in the direct sun, do not water it everyday, get some mulch to put around base of plant and it will retain water longer, I live in GA, where it gets over 100 almost every other day in the summer, and i never have to water less than every 2-3 days.

>>125267

Keep in mind wind plays a huge factor in how fast the soil dries up, especially the top layer. I always start out by giving them a little more then as they get bigger I stress them as they can retain more water.

>>125281
excellent point bro. A lot of people dont take that into consideration.

That's not marijuana, dipshit.

lol I laughed
<your friend

Oh its a weed.

Grow it and smoke it and tell us what happens to your lungs.

>>124956

First you want to pour molasses, the most viscous molasses you can find, around the base of each one. This will help the roots be less shocked from the transplant. Then simply dig with your little doggy paws, uproot those babies and put them in a liter cola, wait 6 to 10 buisiness days and there you have it, marijuano.

They sell rust at the paint store as color pigment, give each plant a spoon at the base.
That should take care of any iron deficiency

This just looks like you burnt it..

add a little H2SO4 to your watering mix. Should lower the pH a little bit and the SO4 is good for your plant !

when the jar reaches 20% colonization, you should shake it to distribute the mycelium through the entire jar. if you don't do this, there is no way of knowing if the center of your jar is colonized. your jar looks useable now and i would use it now.

the cottony growth habit of that mycelium is not ideal. it should look like pic attached.

>>124897
I did shake it up, I think it is colonized all through the centre.
thanks for the advice, I'll get my monotub started tomorrow.

Did you use a pressure cooker on the grains? Or did you perform some alternate method?