lol i meant helicoptors

LOL. Yea didn't figure that into the equation. So you think my two are alot smaller than my new found beauty since I kept them in solo cups up until yesterday? will that stunt their growth?

Thanks for all the replies & comments I flipping love this forum. I will update often.

check the soil as often as you can to make sure it doesn't dry up or wind doesn't knock the plants over or anything.

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yea if the roots cant grow it will stunt their growth i believe.

yea,well keep the updates coming and pics

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OK so this forum has really inspired me to bring the plants in from outside, just cause they would be alot safer indoors. So here is my set up in a closet of a room that gets no light what so ever from a window. I am using a !5" 14watt floresuent light. will this be sufficent to keep them in the vegative state until I'm ready for flowering? Any suggestions appreciated.

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They will live but you won't like what you see. You need way more light to grow as many leaves as possible. You can go to a hardware store or Lowe's and get all the cords, sockets, and bulbs to hook up a 148 watt CFL system for less than $30. CFL's are the curly lights like the pic below. Get a 4pack of 42watters for $14. There are of course many other ways to provide light but this is the most light for $30 you can get.

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thats about ~ 2 1/2 to 3 moths? kinda small for so old plants...

yea I thought so too, but from reading through this forum seems like you can keep a plant in vegative state for quite some time. so Im guessing I'm OK. I'll just consider them late bloomers.