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Dear Rollitup members, I have some plants due to be picked, small autoflowers, . its kind of hard to get to them where they are outdoors, takes about an hour and a half of climbing. I unfortunately haven't taken super good care of them and mother nature has kind of fucked them over as it rains...

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just to let you know I put the pandora in a greenhouse and now she is thriving big time!

Hmm, im not a pro grower, but not quite a novice either... my opinion is " why not try it out" maybe you might get a smaller yield than if you planted in say may or april... but then again I'm not sure where you live... where I am if i planted in april there would have still been 2 feet of snow...

out of all my stains, pandora is the weakest, smallest, and least impressive... but then again I only have one so maybe its just a bad luck seed.. still should turn out OK though, no health problems

these plants will flower no matter what, so it doesnt matter, when you want it to really flower hardcore, switch your lights over to less time to save electricity, even if you leave it on 24 hrs it will still flower, even if you use the wrong spectrum it will still flower... good for beginners!

Thanks there amigo, +rep, may your grows be prosperous!

PS when I say "Please note that according to the stats, these babes should be ready within 7 or 8 weeks, therefore, how far into this cycle do I use the flowering nutes." i mean from seed to harvest, not from today

Hello, so I have some foxfarm nutes for veg and general hydropon organic for flowering... My babes have been in soil since mid may (2.5 weeks) and transplanted outdoors into grow bags less than 1 week ago. They are on their 3rd-4th set of leaves, the nutrient leaves at the bottom are now...

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my concern is that I want them to be able to survive about one week without watering, which is fine because its not hot out yet, but to make sure that they are the optimal SIZE to put them out. I also have tomatoes growing outside right now and other plants (mint, rosemary, green onions, etc)...

so is there a rule of thumb people?

I think you misunderstand my post, Im wanting to know when to put outside in terms of how big they should be before transplanting, not about flowering. They are autoflowering plants and are already therefore flowering regardless of the light cycle.

Hi everyone, so I have some seedlings (autoflower) growing in red party cups indoors in my germinator, they have different start dates but the oldest ones are nearing 15 days of growth in the chamber and are stating on their 3rd-4th set of leaves, very small still only a couple inches. They...

Ok so according to the website Bio Bloom is organic, and grow big contains organic ingredients but is not cert. organic.... Our Products: Organic or Synthetic? Our Peace of Mind® and Happy Frog® fertilizers are 100% organic. Our Big Bloom&#8482...

ok I am not convinced that they are not organic, actually tigerbloom is not the one I have ( i have a general hydroponics organic line fert for blooming). I would agree that they are maybe not USDA certified organic, but aren't they organic nonetheless? By the way after viewing the link you...

By the way thanks for your answers. I do understand from what you've said that the bloom one can be used the whole grow, but I am still unclear on the answer whether or not I can use both or if I should just use one.

the label says organic! are they lying to me? Its all natural: guano and worm castings are the main ingredients.. perhaps you guys are confusing the non organic line for the organic line?

So I started FoxFarm Organics. I have a bottle of Fox Farm "Grow Big" (veg), Fox Farm "Bio Bloom" (I think its called) which allegedly is good for all stages of growth according to the bottle, even having instructions for use with seedlings.. Also I have a general hydroponics (for use with soil...