Pimpin's Purple Widow
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houstonblowskush
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ay put some dirt in that cup for goodness sake! looking good so far
str8_pimpin
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I Only have about 1 Cup of Soil in each cup. I Havent Had a chance To Put More Soil In the Cups, But i will 2day.
March 5th Pics....
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str8_pimpin
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March 11 Pics.....
Are they growing slow because there is only a cup of soil in each cup?? Usually around 3-4weeks plants look 3x's bigger but maybe its me. I will add soil and see what it does from there.
Also im using 3 CFL lights and a small PC Fan.. and I gotta stealth grow in a Drawer about 2ft by 2ft by 2ft.
Are they growing slow because there is only a cup of soil in each cup?? Usually around 3-4weeks plants look 3x's bigger but maybe its me. I will add soil and see what it does from there.
Also im using 3 CFL lights and a small PC Fan.. and I gotta stealth grow in a Drawer about 2ft by 2ft by 2ft.
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str8_pimpin
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2day is the 2nd day. So for they've survived thier first transplant. I got them under 2 CFL lights cause one of them broke...lol
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Hope this helps:
http://www.mellowgold.com/grow/begin/
Containers
After you have prepared your soil, you will have to come up with some kind of container to plant in. The container should be sterilized as well, especially if they have been used previously for growing other plants. The size of the container has a great deal to do with the rate of growth and overall size of the plant. You should plan on transplanting your plant not more than one time, since the process of transplanting can be a shock to the plant and it will have to undergo a recovery period in which growth is slowed or even stopped for a short while. The first container you use should be no larger than six inches in diameter and can be made of clay or plastic. To transplant, simply prepare the larger pot by filling it with soil and scooping out a little hole about the size of the smaller pot that the plant is in. Turn the plant upside down, pot and all, and tap the rim of the pot sharply on a counter or the edge of the sink. The soil and root ball should come out of the pot cleanly with the soil retaining the shape of the pot and with no disturbances to the root ball. Another method that can bypass the transplanting problem is using a Jiffy-Pot. Jiffy pots are made of compressed peat moss and can be planted right into moist soil where they decompose and allow the passage of the root system through their walls. The second container should have a volume of at least three gallons. Marijuana doesn't like to have its roots bound or cramped for space, so always be sure that the container you use will be deep enough for your plant's root system. It is very difficult to transplant a five-foot marijuana tree, so plan ahead. It is going to get bigger. The small plants should be ready to transplant into their permanent homes in about two weeks. Keep a close watch on them after the first week or so and avoid root binding at all costs since the plants never seem to do as well once they have been stunted by the cramping of their roots.
http://www.mellowgold.com/grow/begin/
Containers
After you have prepared your soil, you will have to come up with some kind of container to plant in. The container should be sterilized as well, especially if they have been used previously for growing other plants. The size of the container has a great deal to do with the rate of growth and overall size of the plant. You should plan on transplanting your plant not more than one time, since the process of transplanting can be a shock to the plant and it will have to undergo a recovery period in which growth is slowed or even stopped for a short while. The first container you use should be no larger than six inches in diameter and can be made of clay or plastic. To transplant, simply prepare the larger pot by filling it with soil and scooping out a little hole about the size of the smaller pot that the plant is in. Turn the plant upside down, pot and all, and tap the rim of the pot sharply on a counter or the edge of the sink. The soil and root ball should come out of the pot cleanly with the soil retaining the shape of the pot and with no disturbances to the root ball. Another method that can bypass the transplanting problem is using a Jiffy-Pot. Jiffy pots are made of compressed peat moss and can be planted right into moist soil where they decompose and allow the passage of the root system through their walls. The second container should have a volume of at least three gallons. Marijuana doesn't like to have its roots bound or cramped for space, so always be sure that the container you use will be deep enough for your plant's root system. It is very difficult to transplant a five-foot marijuana tree, so plan ahead. It is going to get bigger. The small plants should be ready to transplant into their permanent homes in about two weeks. Keep a close watch on them after the first week or so and avoid root binding at all costs since the plants never seem to do as well once they have been stunted by the cramping of their roots.
str8_pimpin
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This is the 2nd week of flowering. the plants are outdoors now. and a a bit bigger. and are recieving 12/12 right now
str8_pimpin
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Picture Updates.....1st Week Of Flowering (March 26th)
Plant A
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Plant A
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str8_pimpin
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1st Week Of Flowering (March 26th)
Plant B
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Plant B
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str8_pimpin
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Newest Picture Updates.....2nd Week Of Flowering (April 1st)
As you can see, The inner Nodes are getting Purple. Is this normal this early in flowering? im guessing so. They're looking beautiful so far. Any suggestions and comments or ?'s advised. thanks
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Plant A
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Plant B
As you can see, The inner Nodes are getting Purple. Is this normal this early in flowering? im guessing so. They're looking beautiful so far. Any suggestions and comments or ?'s advised. thanks
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Plant A
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Plant B
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Pictures Updated....April 16th- 5th Week Of Flowering.
Both The Plants are doin just fine their still in their same Pots Since 12/12 flowering started.
The Bigger Plant... a.k.a Plant A is starting to grow some small purple balls by the inner nodes and around some other nodes. Does this mean she could be a Hermie? or is this normal?
The Top Inner Leaves are Turning a Heavier Purple.
let me know how well you guys think im doing?
Both The Plants are doin just fine their still in their same Pots Since 12/12 flowering started.
The Bigger Plant... a.k.a Plant A is starting to grow some small purple balls by the inner nodes and around some other nodes. Does this mean she could be a Hermie? or is this normal?
The Top Inner Leaves are Turning a Heavier Purple.
let me know how well you guys think im doing?
str8_pimpin
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May 17th Pictures
10th Week Of Outdoor Flowering
I have never ever really grown outdoor and veen this successful. I dont not know when i will be able to harvest but they are 10 weeks old and looking Sexy
I only took pictures of Plant A....Plant B looks just as Sexy but a bit smaller
10th Week Of Outdoor Flowering
I have never ever really grown outdoor and veen this successful. I dont not know when i will be able to harvest but they are 10 weeks old and looking Sexy
I only took pictures of Plant A....Plant B looks just as Sexy but a bit smaller
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