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these r lumens not temp

put them on 18/6 light cycle for a couple weeks and stick em outside. you could transplant them outside now since you live in the country and own lots of land and they growth would sky rocket.

lime and lemons are naturally very acidic even oranges would work as PH down

if your that worried about it you can tie a string to it and stretch it towards the center stalk and attempt to force it to grow upwards but it looks fine like it is if i keeps growing that way youll end up with 2 main colas hopefully

the alternating nodes is a good sign of maturity not clear yet wheather its a male or fem give it a week or so more and have faith

water the stems absorbed to feed the plant

after about 2 weeks of flowering youll notice either tiny balls or pollen sacks (MALE) or tiny white hairs and pistils (FEMALE)

gradually get them some good ole pure sunlight i started mine with 2 hours and graduated to a full day of sun shine over 2 weeks before i put them out for good. But i kn ow people who just plant seeds in the ground and leave em outside that do well. Safer to gradually get them some natural sun...

if all it had was spots on the leaves you should not have cut it. You should only cut fan leaves if they are almost completley dead because they give off energy and promote growth in the plant. Once you know they are actually dead clip em because they draw energy from other leaves at that...

keep it in your pants hers is probly bigger than yours!

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stop giving it the compost tea just fresh water

it is landscape/garden soil techinically it is soil just not what we are used to.

not sure about ireland i live in the US but theres still time to transplant here if you start asap i'd ask a local grower though

growing it in the big pot makes it harder to transplan unless your just goign to set the plant outside. Mixture of soil to perlite should be 1/3 perlite 2/3 soil. Some people mix the local soil with their potting soil to get it used to the soil outside. If your just going to sit it outside ina...