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Very true... But wouldn't I want to have seeds from the Fem Especially if it's some bomb?? ...Like I said, I would of separated them but I didn't want to worsen the problem anymore than it is. I was planning on just putting it in soil, but figured I should just keep it in the sand. Add some...

So you know any thing other than eggshells that I could use? I have heard of using eggshells before, which you did remind me, tell you the truth. But there's gotta be other things.. I want to start a compost pile when I actually settle down here in Florida.. I know that would be a plus.

If anything I transplanted them an hour and a half ago. I'm sure now the Male will survive. I know nothing comes from him, but come on I enjoy the look it adds to the back yard. Possible hermaphrodite ;-)

Well, it is common sense knowing whether or not fem. I have done enough research but never really tried my skills. I will take more pics because the Female is actually really small but showing more than plenty for me to determine. I had to move them both together into a pot unfortunately...

Appreciate the Advice, but when you normally do it. Do they droop a lot? I'm not to worried because the male is the one drooping the fullest. It maybe a hermaphrodite which is why I am mainly concerned, but my Female is not looking as bad.:eyesmoke:

I would be very interested in how these turn out.. Keep me updated if you could!

Nice you grow out doors.. Means you have plenty of Patience. I think growing indoors should only result if you are in a different climate. Mainly up north, but when you are down south, there is no need too.

:cuss: I'm not trying to stress about it, but I needed to move my plant from it's original location because I wont be here for a couple of months.. I have someone to care for, it's just that i'm not to sure if "Life Shock" is normal right after transplanting. I dug up plenty of room, so I...

Just transplanted for the first time... Everything went well, it is normal for it to get life shock.. Correct?

After taking from its original placement, the leaves and the plant droop..

Okay, well you get the idea.. Obviously you looked somewhere in your room after reading so, and decided on saying something smart. I was just stating a fact, that you more than likely don't need to worry about/notice every little cycle in this plants life-span.

Well, i'm looking forward into seeing them myself.:shock: Doubt I'm as excited as you are, lol Let me know if you can when they are posted ..Mine have been going for not to long now, this is my first grow as well..

Weed up north doesn't compare to Miami's I'm used to the bullshit up there, I come here smoke one blunt and i'd be fried. ...Damn I love it in the South...

Sphagnum Peat Moss is regarded by both professional growers and experienced retail consumers as an optimal soil conditioner. Sphagnum Peat Moss is a partially decomposed Sphagnum species, whose unique cellular structure consists of large cavities that absorb air and water like a sponge (Peat...

haha fuck yeah.. I would. It'll be one unique plant. :hump: Fucking twins if you askin me, don't see why you'd try & seperate them. Born together, & should stay together.

Not to mention, if it wants to grow. Then regardless the situation. It'll grow.

Don't know much about soils & mixing with perlite. Like you said, "Id hate to mess up something so simple. " Simple is your keyword. How on Earth could you mess something up? Soil is soil.. Right now I have plants growing in Sand if that proves to you how easy things could be. But if you...

That's hilarious now they have fluorescent lightbulbs that are cheap, and you can actually find around the house. Or buy at home depot.

Pictures would be nice.. We are all curious in how they look.

So it isn't his soil? I doubt it would of mattered , but mine are in the same looking soil. Barely added any nutes.. I need to transplant and plant in enriched soil.