Indoor grow

red420neck

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #1

what yall think?

only thing im using is superthrive. any comments?

 

blazedklown

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #2

plants look a little stretched should have light from top and pretty close to the tops of the plants

 

red420neck

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #3

yeah i know, but i havent had a chance to drill anything onto the roof. i should be doing that now, but im here instead.. :]

 

blazedklown

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #4

its good to get the knowledge i been here back and forth tryin to gt answers and suggestions and only a few ppl have helped me with things

 

red420neck

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #5

yeah my friend told me about this site. its helpful so far. alot of people spending alot of money on it. im more of a outdoor guy, cheaper.. but i got some bulbs so why not try it?

 

blazedklown

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #6

i lik outdoor to but i live in the city and cant hide a plant outside . so i have to grow indoors. plus i have ti time it when i grow outside i live in michigan so i get winter

 

red420neck

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #7

oh, im down in florida. not much of a winter but its enough to make them flower super early. cant wait til summer though. i want to have a mini gorilla crop or somthing. i just put a nail in my roof and hung one light, put the little ones under that one, moved another light up as well and raised up one of the bigger ones. so the light is about 3 er four inchs away. my tips are browning im not sure if thats from to much superthrive or what because i can touch my bulbs and there is no heat.

 

blazedklown

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #8

need to put your hand inbetween the light and the plant not touch the bulb and see if its to hot there

 

red420neck

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #9

alright, thanks bro. i just moved one of the little ones that is flowering now outside to see how she does.

 

red420neck

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #10

bumppedybump

 

blazedklown

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• Feb 25, 2009

• #11

make sure to keep the 12/12 cycle

 

red420neck

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• Feb 26, 2009

• #12

i just repotted the babys and put them somewhere outdoors, hopefully all the cold fronts are gone, and hopefully no controlled burns... fire+my fire=me being pissed at the fire department.. wish me luck, ill take some pics in a week or so. thanks for your time everyone!

 

TheLastJuror

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• Feb 26, 2009

• #13

man take pics now and show us update in a week lol...dont make me wait for a week

 

red420neck

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• Feb 26, 2009

• #14

TheLastJuror said:

man take pics now and show us update in a week lol...dont make me wait for a week

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haha, alright heres the two bigger ones. i already moved the other three. one of them are flowering ill go take pics of the others in a little. tell me what ya think

 

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blazedklown

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• Feb 26, 2009

• #15

they look a lil sickly bro

 

red420neck

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• Feb 26, 2009

• #16

yeah, its from being by the bulb i think. or maybe not? any ideas?

 

DookeyNugs408

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• Feb 26, 2009

• #17

u need more light bro and maybe less water..the light u got isnt strong enough to help out the roots of ur plants

 

lemmis

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• Feb 26, 2009

• #18

hey red420neck. unrelated to your post, but did you used to live in PA? years ago used to hang out with a nickname redneck, and i believe he lives in florida now. well anyway, peace

 

red420neck

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• Feb 26, 2009

• #19

i put them outdoors now, and no im a florida boy, born and raised. anyone ever use superthrive? any other fertilizers that are good?

 

red420neck

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• Feb 27, 2009

• #20

you spin me right round baby right roundddddd. im going to go ride over to them, take pics and come back and post. bbs.