Shes a girl!!!!!!!!

today is day 8 of flowering and there are finally some visable signs of sex!!
closet grow bagseed w/mg soil, 3 27w 2700k cfls and an oscillating fan for circulation...
i know that this is no where near the ideal setup, and i am not expecting to yeild a whole lot, but this is my first time, so if i get a gram of bud i will be happy...i just want to be able to pack a bowl of some bud that i grew, from a tiny little seed...that will b the ultimate satisfaction!

mmccrory said:

today is day 8 of flowering and there are finally some visable signs of sex!!
closet grow bagseed w/mg soil, 3 27w 2700k cfls and an oscillating fan for circulation...
i know that this is no where near the ideal setup, and i am not expecting to yeild a whole lot, but this is my first time, so if i get a gram of bud i will be happy...i just want to be able to pack a bowl of some bud that i grew, from a tiny little seed...that will b the ultimate satisfaction!

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Happy days mate. With a little TLC and some more light your gona be packing many bowls in the not too distant future

p.s your best maybe doubling your light output at least. It will be worth it

good for you dude! i just had the same experience, 1 plant under 3 26w cfl's. mine took 12 days to show
i think you can get more than a gram. don't have much experience, bu hey, it's the thought!

thanks for your feed back guys, and i had a little typo up there, its actually under 4 27w cfl, but ive been meaning to head to home depot to pick up another extension cord,light fixture and splitter to make it a total of 6 27w cfls, which should b good for my one plant

growone said:

good for you dude! i just had the same experience, 1 plant under 3 26w cfl's. mine took 12 days to show
i think you can get more than a gram. don't have much experience, bu hey, it's the thought!

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well i am hoping more than a gram(obviously! haha), but i was just saying for a first time experience, i dont really care how much bud it produces as this was more of a learning process than anything...its cool to watch the plant grow through its different stages of life