1st time- how do they look?

smokingweed

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• Mar 14, 2009

• #1

This is my first attempt at growing mj and i wanna know what you think. They were planted on 2-15-09. I use 3 23 watt CFLs and a small fan. They used to get sun from outdoors but now they're inside and getting 18sun/6dark. The temp stays between 75-80 degrees Farenheit and the humidity around 50-60. How do my plants look? Healthy? Little? I guess I'm trying to see if they look normal. thanks

 

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jimmycocopuffs

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• Mar 14, 2009

• #2

smokingweed said:

This is my first attempt at growing mj and i wanna know what you think. They were planted on 2-15-09. I use 3 23 watt CFLs and a small fan. They used to get sun from outdoors but now they're inside and getting 18sun/6dark. The temp stays between 75-80 degrees Farenheit and the humidity around 50-60. How do my plants look? Healthy? Little? I guess I'm trying to see if they look normal. thanks

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looks good

 

"let it burn"

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• Mar 14, 2009

• #3

looks good. i am also a current cfl grower and i have been way happy. good temp and hummitedy. good luck i will be posting some pic of my grow in a day or two with cfls. if you can it would help you out if you can add a couple more cfls. i use nothing under 6 to veg. are you using the blue lights or the red????

 

jimmycocopuffs

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• Mar 14, 2009

• #4

how any bilb u need to gow one plant??an how any watts i need

 

"let it burn"

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• Mar 14, 2009

• #5

well as many as you want!!! i used 28 of the 23watt cfls for two plants. i am using 20 (23watt) now for one.

 

bonzo1188

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• Mar 14, 2009

• #6

they look really stretched. move the lights closer and possible get more of them depending on the square footage your using

 

RandyRocket

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• Mar 14, 2009

• #7

Stretching is not bad that can get fix.

You should only do one plant per pot. https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/154927-my-planting-tip-16oz-cups.html

It you can transplant now you can plant them deeper in some cups. That will fix the stretching.

Thing that could help are a small fan to give a gental breaze over your plants.

Edit: I forgot those look nice.

 

Solstice07

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• Mar 14, 2009

• #8

How do they look? Really tall. Those two in the big pot in pic #3 look like they're drowning.

What are your plans from here?

 

Leo Kitten Grower

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• Mar 14, 2009

• #9

They look tasty, my sister and I love to snack them at that size.

well any size but I like the taste of that size best.