Seedling Checkup #2

/b/

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #1

I planted some bagseed about 4 days ago and I already potted one and put it outside.

I'm keeping this one inside just in case.

I want EVERYTHING to be PERFECT.

I'm really paranoid about these plants

Anyway, here are some pictures.

Let me know how they're doing.

Also, I was wondering if it's possible at all to tell if they are Indica or Sativa while they are seedlings?

Probably not, but I thought I should ask.

The brown spots are just dirt.

 

windowgrower

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #2

looks fine to me, it has a thick stem and thats good. one way to tell is as they get more leaves the indica leaves will be wide and may over lap while a sativa leaf will be narrow and pointy

 

/b/

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #3

The leaves are looking a bit short and fat, I'm hoping it's Indica, I don't want a damn 10 foot monster growing outdoors.

I think it's too early to start making assumptions though.

 

windowgrower

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #4

if it turns out to be sativa, you can tie it down to posts and grow it horizontally rather than vertically an you will still get lots of bud. but if you do this you will have to flower out side

 

/b/

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #5

windowgrower said:

if it turns out to be sativa, you can tie it down to posts and grow it horizontally rather than vertically an you will still get lots of bud. but if you do this you will have to flower out side

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Yeah.

If I top it and get 2 main colas, will it matter if I still LST it?

 

windowgrower

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #6

you could do that, but it will take alot longer than just LSTing

 

/b/

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #7

windowgrower said:

you could do that, but it will take alot longer than just LSTing

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I'll LST it then, I don't want to wait for the colas to grow back out.

 

windowgrower

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #8

dont worry dude, if you LST and flower out side youll get like 1/3 of a pound if you do every thing else correctly

 

alexonfire

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #9

After about a week i usually put more soil in the cup closer to the leaves, this provides stability to the stem.

 

/b/

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #10

alexonfire said:

After about a week i usually put more soil in the cup closer to the leaves, this provides stability to the stem.

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That's what I've been trying to do.

 

windowgrower

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #11

i dont think he needs more stability.... look how think the stem is

 

/b/

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #12

windowgrower said:

i dont think he needs more stability.... look how think the stem is

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I thought thin stems were bad?

 

windowgrower

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #13

they are but yours are thick

 

/b/

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #14

Well I put a fan to blow on it on medium to strengthen it up a bit, I hope it works.

Will this dry out the plant?

 

/b/

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #15

Also, it's
87° F
Feels Like: 97° F

According to Weather.com.

Is this bad for my plants?

 

windowgrower

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #16

dont worry, just keep em' wet dude

 

/b/

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• Jun 12, 2010

• #17

Alright I'm blowing a fan on the plant on medium, hopefully it will strengthen it!