First grow

mireault727

Active Member

• Mar 25, 2009

• #1

I'm just starting my first grow, the strain is blueberry, it's about 3 days old now and i'm just wondering how it's looking.

 

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mygirls

Medical Marijuana (MOD)

• Mar 25, 2009

• #2

looking good. just give it ph'ed water for the 1st 2 weeks or so, then start feeding 1/4 to 1/2 strenth and work up. good luck, and welcome to the site.

 

jgreenbeast

Well-Known Member

• Mar 25, 2009

• #3

mygirls said:

looking good. just give it ph'ed water for the 1st 2 weeks or so, then start feeding 1/4 to 1/2 strenth and work up. good luck, and welcome to the site.

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Agreed,lookin good thus far keep us posted

 

robert 14617

Well-Known Member

• Mar 25, 2009

• #4

back off on the water it can destroy your grow quick

 

mireault727

Active Member

• Mar 25, 2009

• #5

Thanks guys, i bought some Alaskan fish fert. 5-2-2, is this going to be good enough for this plant?
thanks for the watering tip to, ill start cutting back on it right away.
ill keep everyone posted on how it does as the grow progresses.

 

mygirls

Medical Marijuana (MOD)

• Mar 25, 2009

• #6

mireault727 said:

Thanks guys, i bought some Alaskan fish fert. 5-2-2, is this going to be good enough for this plant?
thanks for the watering tip to, ill start cutting back on it right away.
ill keep everyone posted on how it does as the grow progresses.

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when it comes time to start feeding i would use more nitregon for better and faster growth. just mix it 1/4to 1/2 strenth and you will be fine. goodluck

 

misshestermoffitt

New Member

• Mar 25, 2009

• #7

Looks good, welcome to RIU.

 

mireault727

Active Member

• Mar 27, 2009

• #8

Just an update, day 5, getting another set of leaves, and i transplanted from a little cup to a bigger pot, i know you should only transplant once, but do to space and money i just used what i had, it got shocked and sagged but it perked back up and seems alright. soils still moist but im waiting on watering now.

 

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robert 14617

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• Mar 28, 2009

• #9

some people transplant several times the thought is the roots stay compact and the soil is used in a more uniform way rather than voids in the soil that would form due to root groth patterns

 

SweatyC

Active Member

• Mar 28, 2009

• #10

You shouldn't wait until your plant gets rootbound, however. If you do, your plant will become temporarily stunted shortly after transplanting and it will just add time til your harvest or minus weight from your harvest.
Looks good though, is it DJ Short's blueberry?

 

mireault727

Active Member

• Mar 29, 2009

• #11

Thanks, and yupp its DJ short's, its gotten a few more leaves in the last few days, today its a week old, ill get more pictures up sometime this week

 

mireault727

Active Member

• Mar 31, 2009

• #12

Here's an update, the pictures are from yesterday when it was 8 days old, hope its still looking good. and are the leaves supposed to be bending like that?

 

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mireault727

Active Member

• Apr 3, 2009

• #13

another update, its 12 days old today, i also have another one growing now, just a few days old. leave tips are still bent down, not sure if its normal or not? any help would be nice.

 

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mireault727

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• Apr 9, 2009

• #14

18 days old today, and a new plant thats maybe just over a week old.

 

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