My First Grow

StickyGlands

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• Nov 13, 2010

• #1

Ok people... let me start by asking every one to be nice. this was my first grow and i made every mistake you can. i over watered i under watered, i over feed, i burnt them, i chilled them, i beat them but i always loved them and for that they loved me back!!!
so with that out of the way ill start droping pics. Of course i will start with the first day i got my girls home. Thanks brians brother for the genes.

 

StickyGlands

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• Nov 13, 2010

• #2

There second day home!! Havnt killed them yet. so happy!!! Got a bubba kush, 3 durbans and a diesel. which is which will become very easy to figure out here soon.

 

StickyGlands

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• Nov 13, 2010

• #3

Day 8. still looking ok. was a little cold in the basement so i moved them to my closet.

 

StickyGlands

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• Nov 13, 2010

• #4

Day 15. every thing is going good still some how. by this point i have under watered them once and over watered them once. they are hardy and bounce back pretty well. i can now easiley tell them apart by look alone.

 

StickyGlands

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• Nov 13, 2010

• #5

Day 22. getting big! i love them so much. this FFOF is great soil. no real problems yet. just dumping straight water into them no ferts at all.

 

StickyGlands

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• Nov 13, 2010

• #6

day 26.
day 30. they grow sooooo fast.
here is were i droped the ball. oops over fert and hurt they bad. sry girls!!!! dont be mad. i still love you if your a ugly chick. just dont want to hang out and watch tv with you anymore.

 

StickyGlands

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• Nov 13, 2010

• #7

So the previous over feeding from loving them to much cost me dearly. didnt loose anyone but it was a hell of a set back to say the least. lesson learned.
Day? idk day 30 was 12/30 so this is 2/5 you do the math.
sorry about crappy pic. best i could do on such a thin budget. yes those are 5 gal buckets. it is one inside another. i drilled 1/2in holes in bottom of top/soil bucket and bottom acts as a water catch.