Alexander Supertramp
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A normal, healthy looking plant.
Ms. Nobody
Member
It looks good, don't worry.
vostok
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Learn a new word every day a the RIU club! ...lol
A helicopter parent (also called a cosseting parent or simply a cosseter)
is a parent who pays extremely close attention to a child's or children's
experiences and problems, particularly at educational institutions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helicopter_parent
I'd be more concerned with the lack of perlite and naturally those red streaks
to correct see to ur room temps
A helicopter parent (also called a cosseting parent or simply a cosseter)
is a parent who pays extremely close attention to a child's or children's
experiences and problems, particularly at educational institutions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helicopter_parent
I'd be more concerned with the lack of perlite and naturally those red streaks
to correct see to ur room temps
Nyan Rapier
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There's nothing wrong with your plant. It looks nice. It should yield about a pound.
Thanks everyone and noted on the helicopter parenting. @vostok
could not find perlite were I live in time for seedling stage. Will try to get them by the time I transplant them(subst. With fine granite and volcanoc rock just a bit) +org. Pear moss, comppst and worm humus and will ad org. Nutrients when they get a bit bigger.
The roots are starting to come out of the bottom should I transplant them now or wait a little while(had to trsnsp. From jiffy pott a week ago they sucked a lot of h2o)
I read sometimes the roots will cime out from the bottom and that they will just expand horizontaly instead of reaching down , any knlowledge about that?
Sorry for all the random questions, just trying to learn fast on the way my fist"grow" (moxie alpine og fem ) 3/3 germinated.
Thanks for the good energy.
could not find perlite were I live in time for seedling stage. Will try to get them by the time I transplant them(subst. With fine granite and volcanoc rock just a bit) +org. Pear moss, comppst and worm humus and will ad org. Nutrients when they get a bit bigger.
The roots are starting to come out of the bottom should I transplant them now or wait a little while(had to trsnsp. From jiffy pott a week ago they sucked a lot of h2o)
I read sometimes the roots will cime out from the bottom and that they will just expand horizontaly instead of reaching down , any knlowledge about that?
Sorry for all the random questions, just trying to learn fast on the way my fist"grow" (moxie alpine og fem ) 3/3 germinated.
Thanks for the good energy.
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vostok
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pot up now to a 3 us gallon/15liter pot add 25% perlite or clean river sand, volcano rock is great
insert to bag and drive over with car 2-3 time to get the size right, or beat with stick
AVOID peat moss is a Canadian fetish,
will hold way too much water ..
hence nutes, leading to nute burn, later
good luck
insert to bag and drive over with car 2-3 time to get the size right, or beat with stick
AVOID peat moss is a Canadian fetish,
will hold way too much water ..
hence nutes, leading to nute burn, later
good luck
Kcbscrogger
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LBOW!
*BUDS
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Thats a big call at this stage.
Shadytrees88
Active Member
Def way to earlier for that one pound call forsure . On another note for substituting perlite I actually got a lot of perlite in my soil but got this soft fluffy insulation like stuff to put into the bottoms of my pots suppose to retain some water but allow drain holes from closing , and good drainage anyone ever used what I'm talkin
Bout or even no what I'm talkin lol ....
Bout or even no what I'm talkin lol ....
Nyan Rapier
Well-Known Member
The pound thing is kind of a running joke.
Alienwidow
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It looks a little overwatered or under lighted to me. At three weeks it should be bigger.
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