Okay so is light important? lol JK. If basic fluorescent bulbs will do the trick then i am set. Where i live, we get 4 distinct seasons. Its snowing now but i dont intend to ever move them outdoors so that will never be a problem. They'll have their own shelf in my closet which, oddly enough, does have a (high) window and it has fluorescent light bulbs in it already. Serendipity i guess! As for the # of plants, i have 5 seedlings and just planted 9 more seeds This number will change when i find out which are males and which are females.
ok, make sure you keep the temp a steady 75 or so degrees. it may be hard to do with the window in thw winter but is dentrimental.
flouresents will deff work. makes sure the wattage per bulb is around 55watts. also keep in mind; to keep seedlings from stretching you must keep the light under 3 inches away from top growth. so if the flouresent is in the celing, your gonna have to take it down and hang it closly over the babies.
So once they're about two weeks old it will be okay to transplant them into bigger pots with fertilizer? i've been keeping myself a calander to keep track of whats going on.
transplant at 2 weeks its a good age. if you have the extra cash, get some high quallity organnic soil that is packed w/ wholistic nutes. (stay away from mirrical grow products. )
(adding a lil dolimite is the secret ingredient) the soils hold enough nutes to support viggorous growth till about 2-3 weeks after transplant. after that i use stricktly fox farm nutes, they rock
Thanks so much for sharing your dirt recipe with me!!