>>126654
I will definitely buy some next paycheck. I'm glad you noticed I'm trying to grow organically.

Looking pretty good so far man; that's a powerful light for two small little autos. I'd make sure you flushed the soil well occasionally too you don't want any kind of fishy build up

>>126657
Yeah I figured it'd be a bit strong, do you think it will spread out or should I move it further away from the light? I have to water quite frequently (about every 2 days) because they're in peat pots and like to breath.

I got it on an 18/6 light schedule as well. really hope I do well for my first grow!

Looks like you got your stuff down pat.
Though I'm not even a journeyman yet, still mostly researching before I start spending money and get serious. Still, seems like you know your stuff.

10cm but it will be a pretty sad plant for a while. 15cm is best. 40cm is a good dose.

>>126664
well, I won't mind if it takes some time to grow. thanks, I'll be taking around 40cm and I'll see what I'm left with :) should be some 10-15 cm. Even if it's a small little plant, it's more about the initial trip than growing the rest of the cactus super quick ^^

Could be a carrot or a rhododendron

>>126645
It's not clear enough at all. Get a close of one of the leaves also.
OR
Just snap off a cutting and grow from that.

itsa magnolia

>>126665
Thanks bro!

>>126120

Welp, here's a video of the setup. What do you all think?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1nLWA9phDs

>>126433
That looks ghetto as fuck, why are you keeping cfls a fucking meter away from the plants? Are you going for slow growth and stretching on purpose?

>>126436
I have since moved them a ton closer. New vid coming soon.

>>126465
Well, heres the new setup!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXe4HWNDkTc

Need tips or even just some criticism. THanks.

lol how, and 2 weeks isnt shit just replant

>>126628
Is it the tap root that you broke off?
(The main/thicker root)

If so it might not recover. I'd try not to over wet it, and just replant as usual.

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>>126631

I would just make sure the soil is fairly moist and keep it in a warm but dark area with good humidity and see what happens.

No one can tell you if it's okay or not but digging it up more will further stress out the plant.

>>126618
Update Pic:

Found a better method to protect them from the cats : wires

>>126620
try giving them more direct daylight, they are stretching so hard it hurts

How many hours of sunlight are they getting?

>>126624
I Can't really Answer this Question, but do you mean direct sunlight or just sunlight?

>>126623
I already try to
One of them did't survived the burning Sun very well, but I hope I can rebuild it.
It's really hot here right now and i started the grow very late so i have to make some compromises

Just build a grow box you won't have to worry about the cats and shit fucking up your plants or not getting enough light, I built a grow box with like 50 bucks, just goto home depot and pick up some light sockets/heat lamp and like 5-6 bulbs at least 1600 lumens each ATLEAST, or you can just get 2-3 of these http://www.amazon.com/Hydroponic-Full-Spectrum-Light-5500K/dp/B005P29K1S/ref=pd_sim_hi_2

>>126579
If you get a 1000W MH just make sure to buy some red plastic to wrap the bulb in for flowering

>>126568
CFL will be your best bet, just get three 42W bulbs, and some cheap fixtures to mount in your box. They sell all of this at the store. Don't bother looking for 'grow' lights, just make sure it has a color temp around 2700k. 6500k is better for the veg stage, but with your limited space you should go straight into 12/12 and try to flower ASAP to limit stretching.

>>126568
if you can fit in and afford a aircooled 250w hps that would be the best, if not look for cfl envirolites which come in 125w, 200w, 300w i think or even loads of little cfls to make up to the same wattage

you want the most watts you can fit in to get the most light but be careful about overheating
this is where cfl is better for small spaces because it has less heat but also loses light intensity with distance from bulb dramatically which is where hps comes in with better light penetration and but more heat

dude read a book or guide on how to grow if you dont know what you're doing

its not as easy and straightforward as you might think

Okay I'm going to look at Lowe's and Walmart tomorrow to see what is available.
It just sprouted above the ground today and he's on the balcony chilling in a little solo cup and soaking up rays.
>>126582
Wouldn't that cause stretching? I'd rather make sure it's strong and healthy before it flowers and not try to rush it.

While we're on the topic of grow boxes, will the activated carbon from an aquarium filter be sufficient to mitigate the smell outside the box?

>>126612
I would recommend reading into growing before starting to ask questions that are all basic knowledge you should have acquired BEFORE you sprouted your seed.

>>126610
A: You can't clone autoflowers
B: Hours of light do not make a difference on when an autoflower blooms

Right. I just learned how an auto flower works... a clone from a plant about to flower.
Still, The longer hours aren't going to confuse the plant?

>>126635
Lol.
Yall niggas postin in a troll thread.

>>126636
but it's funny, how he pretends to not listen to anyone who says light cycle doesn't mean shit for autoflowers.

>>126637
I have never dealt with an auto flower before. I've always used seeds.

>>126584

Lab tests show that the grounds contain useful amounts of phosphorus and potassium, are a low-level source of nitrogen and also contain minor amounts of calcium, magnesium, copper, and other trace minerals, carbohydrates, sugars, some vitamins, and some caffeine.
Coffee grounds are particularly good for acid-loving plants, like tomatoes, roses, azaleas & blueberries, evergreens, camellias, avocados, and some fruit trees.
But you can use coffee grounds for most plants as the acid level is not as high as you would think as a substantial amount of the ‘acid’ is cooked out of the coffee and consumed. Just reduce the amount used for other plants.

OP here:

would coffee grounds, fish emulsion, egg shells, worm castings/live earth worm transplant and lawn shavings suffice for the grow?

>>126605
A plant will grow with just water and what minimal nutrients are in the ground. You're supplementing organic fertilizer. It'll be just fine.

You won't fully maximize the genetic potential of the plant like people using chemical fertilizers and organic compost teas, but you'll grow some bud you won't hate smoking.

Cannabis is a very hearty plant and can handle some abuse, so don't get too worked up. It's not a weed, anybody saying so is uneducated. A weed is a plant where it is not wanted. Anything can be a weed.

>>126606

I'm just trying to get the maximum i can out of the plant while keeping myself away from the plant as much as possible. explain the tea?

It's actually quite a long process. I don't think it'll fit with what you're trying to do.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMaAJ3nHPLs

if anyone would care to indulge me, i've never even heard of this before and i'd like to know what you guys have to say about polypoids and my plant etc

>>126526 is an older picture.
as is this post obviously.

>>126526
I had it happen to me twice, both on the White Widow I grew, majority of the time it changes nothing with the plant other than you have an extra set of leaves

>>126541
And more room for buds!

>>126469
I have had that issue before i fixed it by adding some Cal Mag or anything that has magnesium, calcium or iron in it but just try very small amounts of nutrients.