My first grow, bagseed - Page 2

LemonHerb · #11 04-07-2008, 05:41 PM

Here are my most updated pics, you can see the damage from the bug killer pretty easily but I think they are still doing okay despite that. On one of the plants I cut off some of the damaged leaves because they were just totally mangled so it looks real unbalanced, and others are real unbalanced because of the damage. Would pruning the really damanged leaves be a good idea at this point? I have been watering less now too, even around the drainage holse were pretty dry this time.

Also I made a post about my new light setup for my CFLs here Check out my DIY CFL fixture/hood

LemonHerb · #12 04-11-2008, 07:39 PM

This is about the 1 month point, some sprouted 2 or three days later though, just a couple of pics this time. They are between 5 and 8 inches tall, and you can still see the damaged leaves fromt he bug killer.

LemonHerb · #13 04-26-2008, 07:08 PM

Here is my latest, started them 12/12 one week ago. I also moved them up into 10 quart pots about 10 days ago but they are already needing water every day.

Hopefully soon I will be 100% sure which are males and I can toss them out, kinda tight on space. Still 100% cfl but I may switch to HPS since I saw a deal on a 1000w light for 100 dollars.

xxgmrxx · #14 04-26-2008, 07:42 PM

Nice to see you plant survived nute lock and all and are looking rather nice keep it Green

LemonHerb · #15 04-27-2008, 08:33 AM

thanks. It seems the only problem I have now is burning the tip of a leaf on a light now and again, and keeping up with the watering. I am considering big 5 gallon pots but I don't want the plants to get too big under the CFL. If I happen to buy that hps then I will probably go with the bigger pots too.

xxgmrxx · #16 04-27-2008, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by LemonHerb

thanks. It seems the only problem I have now is burning the tip of a leaf on a light now and again, and keeping up with the watering. I am considering big 5 gallon pots but I don't want the plants to get too big under the CFL. If I happen to buy that hps then I will probably go with the bigger pots too.

dont be trippin on burning the leave tips i happens now and again how
tall do you want you plants to be? that will be the main factor on if you need 5 gal pots. I was told its better to grow a few more smaller plants that a couple bigs ones because the cfl's you'll need dynamite light positioning i'd imagine to grow them much bigger than 3 ft.

an HPS would be nice, but when i save the money im gonna for sure buy a ceramic metal halide light read about it it sounds wayyy chill

HPS, MH, Floros, Phillips Cermamic Metal Halide has 'em all beat.

tryintogrow · #17 04-27-2008, 10:43 PM

plants look awesome man ....Bushy and Tight you gonna get some nice thick buds off those guys, im mean girls

gl on the flowering, and please post pics and stats about the male to female ratio plz. ive been gettin all males so far and just trying to see what the real stats are. GOOD LUCK and HAPPY GROWIN

tech209 · #18 04-29-2008, 11:26 AM

sup man ur plants are lookin great as hell very very nice bro keep up the great job...ill be stoppn in from time to time ...........

LemonHerb · #19 05-06-2008, 07:30 AM

Thanks for all the input. I took another picture last night with my camera phone so it's kinda blurry, but I was too lazy to charge my real camera. It's just two of my plants, the ones I tried LST on. The yellow looking areas are the bud sites, there are more then you can see in the picture so I am pretty happy with it. The ones I didn't do the LST on don't seem to have half as many.

homegrownboy · #20 05-06-2008, 09:25 PM

HOLY SHIT BATMAN....those look awsome dude..they grew so much...awsome job!!!!