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tie back surounding vegetataion instead of cutting it. this way when your plant(s) get tall/big enough you can release the vegetation and everything will blend very nicely by flower time.

heres some good news! if your literally right next to a stream you probably wont have to water much at all, as the ground should be nice and moist being saturated by water from the stream. plant in the ground (if you can) and just beware of droughts. always be prepared for small streams to dry...

looks like nute burn to me. i think i see some slow release fert pellets in your soil wich are probaly too much (hot) for those small little babies. they may grow out, but there is a chance you'll fry'em. what soil are you using .....MG? given them any nutes?

hey, check the farmers almanac or aaoa. a good rule of thumb is to put them out once your area gets more than 14 hrs of sun per day. if you can.... veg inside, sex em, clone em, all that good stuff then put them out according to your sun duration (lattitude). by this time most of the surrounding...