Thanks, Someguy! Yeah I probably should just take them out of there all together. I'll admit, it was a bit early to go putting them in soil. They haven't broken through yet, but I hoping that within the next 3 days or so we will see them start to poke out a little...Looks good. A tip, keep your lamp pretty far away to start with. They don't need TONS of light as seedlings and it can actually have negative repercussions. Try like 36" and then work your way down bit by bit after they get their first set of 3-leaves.
Good insight, thanks! As for cloning, I'm not sure yet. If this all goes as planned I'm going to have like 6-7 OZ of finished product so I will be set for at least 5-6 months. I'll probably disassemble my grow tent and hide it for a few months. I'm living in a apt so I want to minimize risk as much as possible. I do have some seeds left over so I'll be able to do it again if I want to later. Just gotta make it through this one.Looks good, your on your way. It is good to let the soil dry out some. Until they have their first set of 3-leaves they wont need very much nutrient or light. It is always exciting from seed. Do you plan on cloning?
Lol, thanks for the input dude! Glad you like it! I'm much happier with this setup as well.My bad, i meant short hike not short high
Hey I like the setup!
Really cleverly disguised and a great strain too.
But i was wondering how long you plan on letting them veg because i don't think you can let a sativa (especial Snow white) grow too long in that dresser. That shit gets huge!
You probably should have started of with like one or two plants, given the strain and the space you got.
A couple solutions would be to either send them into flowering kind of early (which isnt a guarantee fix), or plant 2-3 outside.
Not sure what the climate is wherever you live but Snow White is a durable strain and if you go for a short high you could probably find a spot.
I just ordered my seeds, kinda late, i know (stoner fashion). But when they come, ima germinate, let them grow to about 3 inches then find them a nice home outside.
But four snow whites in that dresser wont work. Check out how big these snow whites got: https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/160755-first-grow-hydro-organic-stealth.html
This is my first time growing so I've only just read about it but it stands for "Low Stress Training." It's basically where you wait until you have 3 or more nodes of leaves going on the plant, then you gradually bend the sucker by about 90 degrees at its base. (I know, I know, thats a very broad generalization of what LST can be but its probably the most common method I've read about) in doing so you force hormones in the plant called auxins to go not just to the main cola, but to other branches of the plant resulting in multiple short, "main" colas. If it works the way I hope it does, I may not have the super huge buds that I wanted but they will be quality and I will have many of them none the less.Ya nasd your right. Snow White is a mix but im sure you would know better than me that it gets huge. I guess thats just one of the traits it chose to retain from it's White mother's side.
And yo Infidel whats LST?
I've thought many times about lst, i dunno if i should or not!!!This is my first time growing so I've only just read about it but it stands for "Low Stress Training." It's basically where you wait until you have 3 or more nodes of leaves going on the plant, then you gradually bend the sucker by about 90 degrees at its base. (I know, I know, thats a very broad generalization of what LST can be but its probably the most common method I've read about) in doing so you force hormones in the plant called auxins to go not just to the main cola, but to other branches of the plant resulting in multiple short, "main" colas. If it works the way I hope it does, I may not have the super huge buds that I wanted but they will be quality and I will have many of them none the less.