My plant, Then and Now.

panselmo1989

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• Aug 3, 2008

• #1

One day a while back I found a small plant growing on the south side of my shed July 9th. So I dug it up, moved it to a 1 gallon pot, put it on the north side and gave it Fish Emulsion. Been giving that to it since then plus some Nitrogen that I had bought. It's done really well since then. Found out about a week ago that it's a Girl. I'm very excited about that since my four others were all male. Had to kill them today. I just wanted to show you and get any feedback. Thanks all.

First Picture is the day I moved it to the pot.
Second and Third are from a few days ago.

 

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its69

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• Aug 3, 2008

• #2

sweet the plant looks strong and healthy!

 

thelastpirate

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• Aug 3, 2008

• #3

Way cool! Looking good there. Can you REALLY tell at that stage what it is? Mine were better than 2 weeks into 12/12 (about 2 1\2 months old) before I could tell any signs, and a good week after that until I was certain. 'Course, I wasn't really sure what I was lookin at until I actually saw it!!!

 

born2grow

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• Aug 3, 2008

• #4

Why did you have to kill them today?

 

panselmo1989

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• Aug 3, 2008

• #5

thelastpirate said:

Way cool! Looking good there. Can you REALLY tell at that stage what it is? Mine were better than 2 weeks into 12/12 (about 2 1\2 months old) before I could tell any signs, and a good week after that until I was certain. 'Course, I wasn't really sure what I was lookin at until I actually saw it!!!

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I can tell because its started flowering.

 

panselmo1989

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• Aug 3, 2008

• #6

born2grow said:

Why did you have to kill them today?

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Males...Four of em. oh well Ive learned alot this year. So next year I hope all will go good. This website helped a whole lot.

 

panselmo1989

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• Aug 3, 2008

• #7

Heres my biggest one. This is a male that is still living. just not for long.
Its my friends plant so I'm going to let her do it. Its not easy killing your kid.

 

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born2grow

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• Aug 3, 2008

• #8

panselmo1989 said:

Males...Four of em. oh well Ive learned alot this year. So next year I hope all will go good. This website helped a whole lot.

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Oh ok, because your post said the other 4 were girls, and you had to kill them. Which struck me as odd.

 

panselmo1989

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• Aug 3, 2008

• #9

yeah I edited that. whoops

 

Muffie

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• Aug 3, 2008

• #10

ACCUALLY... maybe ill kill him maybe i wont. i kindof like how big and strong he is.

Fine WHATEVER. Theres always next year right?

either way hes nice.

 

thelastpirate

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• Aug 5, 2008

• #11

Muffie said:

ACCUALLY... maybe ill kill him maybe i wont. i kindof like how big and strong he is.

Fine WHATEVER. Theres always next year right?

either way hes nice.

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The thing I love about indoor growing is................it's ALWAYS next year!!!
Year 'round growing!! And NO FUCKING PLANTNAPPERS!!!! My plants (and house) are guarded by this little fella:

140# of wolf!! He's as gentle as a kitten, but definately has that intimidation factor going on.

 

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wozb529

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• Aug 5, 2008

• #12

looks nice. good luck man