I'm going with the FDD clause. It's all bullshit.

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Things are a bit slower outdoors man. You can't feed them 18 or 24 hours of light like and indoor grow. Being in the Northeast could play a roll considering how cool your early/mid spring is. I'll tell you though, San Diego is known for May Gray and June Gloom. We only get wide open sun for those two months for just a few hours a day. The rest is cloud covered shit. But it's till 70 degress

Once things really warm up and that plant roots she's gonna take off dude. You have all summer to veg so just smoke a doob and eat some sour patch kids

Here is a link to one of my plants.

April 26th he looked a little bigger than your average clone. Check out what he looked like on June 6th (7 weeks?) later.

All outdoor, all MG soil and organic nutes cycled with plain waterings.
Click on this thing below that sasy "tree like potential."

Tree Like Potential?

The Bullshit thread is the first thread a NooB or anybody should read before they jump into growing.

Alright here some pics just to show uses what i mean. Ok in the first pic its one of my plants in the organic potting soil and the secound and third pic its the one in miracle grow and in the last pic its just another one in the organic soil. Hope this will give everyone a better idea.

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Just keep taking care of them. They seem to be ok to me...

Well do those look normal for a month old from seed?

I've had a 50/50 sucess rate with MG potting mix this year. 5 of 10 NL are flourishing and 2 of 5 Swiss Cheese are doing well. Next time I'm going organic all the way.
They look the same as mine which we planted around the same time...5 weeks this weekend.

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i use kelloggs potting mix, it comes with chicken manure, bat guano, worm castings. and it is organic. i like to put peat on top to stop manure burn

Normal is different for different plants and conditions. I wouldnt worry so much about the growth this early. The plants LOOK healthy and that is what is important early on. Like DubsFan says, once those things get a healthy root system goin then most likely your gonna see them take off.

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I went to home depot and got MG moisture control and that organic orange bag one.

mixed the 2 together and had great results.

however, i did sprout the seed in a 2 year old soil. turned out to be a female and all that,

but, after i transplanted into MG MC and that orange bag mix, I want to say I had great results in my own experience.



Now, this time for my 2nd round, i got the MG MC again and the orange bag organic, and perlite, and peat moss, hoping to have some luck and start them in that.

g13 labs freebie quicksilver auto looks to be doing okay so far.......

I cant say how long the time release fertz take to activate, but I bet by a week it will hit the seedling roots, do hope she pulls thru.

I heard those 2 lower low low leaves in the beginning of the life cycle holds all the nutes a seedling needs to start its life, I heard overwatering the young will lock out these beneficial nutes these leaves provide.

Saran wrapped, been simply misting very lightly.

Sprouted, and looking green.

I think if you can eliminate alot of those lil yellow balls in the MG soil mix, i think thats the fertz in tha soil.

The pic is my first ever. Im very proud of the choices I made, and the hype I stayed away from. With great help from rollitup crew.

Thanks again guys, good luck to all.

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