Who has old pics of there 1st grow here;s mine 1997 mg and dirt from a house plant

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urban1026835

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• Sep 15, 2013

• #1

Why the hell i posted 1997 i will never know 2007!!!!!!!!!!

So i thought it would be fun to see what everyone's first grows looked like good or bad. Here's the first time i took a plant to harvest back in 2007 actually it wasnt too bad considering miracle grow eggshells coffee grinds and any soup i could throw inI had no knowledge of anything didnt change feedings guess i got lucky.
I did have a 400w hps a buddy gave me.

 

mikek420

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• Sep 15, 2013

• #2

The first 3 plants, actually had a lot more but I think I deleted them


These are some super bad flowering pics

 

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urban1026835

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• Sep 15, 2013

• #3

sweet mike egos out the door its nice to see where we start isn't it

 

jondamon

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• Sep 15, 2013

• #4

This was early 2010.

My first ever plant.

At harvest

She netted me a whopping 35g lol.


Now I get 100-150g a plant lol.



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jondamon

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• Sep 15, 2013

• #5

Look at the poor deficient cow with very few leaves lol.

 

TheNameless

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• Sep 15, 2013

• #6

I also kinda had some beginners luck I guess haha.. Believe it or not, those were the biggest yielding plants I've grown too. 6 1/2 zips per plant. The last pic is right before chop and the first two were from a week or two earlier.

 

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bigsteve

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• Sep 15, 2013

• #7

My brother has a picture of him, me and a third brother admiring a closet grow of 2 lollipopped plants, circa 1971-72. Old enough? BigSteve.

 

intenseneal

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• Sep 15, 2013

• #8

My first time going all the way to flower. 17 grams per plant.

 

mikek420

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• Sep 15, 2013

• #9

Nice. I'm not sure what mine yielded, they are still growing, but its a long story as to how they are still around, its good to see that we can always do better by sharing growing experiences

 

FNG Grower

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• Sep 15, 2013

• #10

Here's my first, still in progress.

 

Purpsdro420

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• Sep 15, 2013

• #11

Here's mine! Plants are sage, black domina , casey jones, and king kush. I yeilded 11 oz all together under a 600 watt hps in 3 gallon pots

 

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urban1026835

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• Sep 16, 2013

• #12

damn fng that shit is lovely. I feel the internet age has made it possible for a person with relatively average/above average intelligence & coprehension to do amazing things if they just read. So much info out there at our fingertips not to mention genetics etc.

 

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urban1026835

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• Sep 16, 2013

• #13

Keep em coming guys this shit is nice and to see some of them you couldn't tell the difference between a seasoned vet and a so called noob.

 

UncleBuck

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• Sep 16, 2013

• #14

early 2009. had to chop all the tops when the plants grew too tall.

 

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urban1026835

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• Sep 16, 2013

• #15

bet you never did that again, i have had to bend some to the point of breaking and duct taping, poor girl.

 

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urban1026835

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• Sep 16, 2013

• #16

Buck was that strictly a cfl grow??

 

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truins

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• Sep 16, 2013

• #17

This is my first grow still going
[video=youtube;howvW0Hd4Sk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=howvW0Hd4Sk[/video]

 

FNG Grower

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• Sep 16, 2013

• #18

urban1026835 said:

damn fng that shit is lovely.

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Thanks urban. Despite having a strong background in plants, this was my first attempt at growing a much more interesting and rewarding species. Look at that . . . it's 4:20 (what are the odds?). The project has been wrought with spider mites, nute/salt toxicity, and lack of funding to accommodate such unexpectedly large plants. Quite frankly, I'm amazed that I have any buds at all.

 

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urban1026835

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• Sep 17, 2013

• #19

i have yet to make it throuh withou burning temps droppin plants overgrow etc etc etc it's always been somethin and i have always gotten great bud up there with anything i have in my area, and this run is way beyond that..i struck g
old!Thing is i can only imagine what a flawless run would produce amazing plant indead

 

burner89

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• Sep 17, 2013

• #20

So we had quite a long list of mistakes our first grow but still made it to harvest. The plants were started about 2 months too late outside.They were planted in a mix of store bought potting soil and dirt from our backyard. The smallest one we named shrimpy, was in the garbage at one point lol, and still yielded a 1/4 oz lol. They had to be brought inside and they flowered under 3 cfl's and 4 t-8 48" flouro's. We reversed there light schedule so the lights were on when we were home at night. They got overfed and developed the nitrogen claw and were shiny dark green right up to chop. The two bigger plants ( I use that term loosely) yielded about a oz each. The smoke was better than the local outdoor stuff. We did end up with a few bananas on 2 of 3 plants. We got a few seeds and used those this year, they are all girls thiis year except one that i've been light stressing and got her to grow some balls.

The one in the coffee can in pic#1 is the plant in pic#3 about 7wks later lol.

 

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