Total Rookie, this happened by accident...Let me know what you think

I didn't even record when I started. I was cleaning and threw some seeds I found into a pot. The one in green pot was a gift, but again, the owner didn't document when she started. If I had to "guesstimate" I'd say they've were started around 2nd-3rd week of May...Those w/experience, please feel free to offer suggestions. Thanx.

looking good just make sure there in 5 gallon+s and schedule a nutrient plan i recoment fox farms grow big and big bloom for veg and tiger bloom and beastie bloomz for flower good luck man and keep us updated!

Thanks a lot, I appreciate that. Do they have to be in 5 gal buckets?

Laws456 said:

Thanks a lot, I appreciate that. Do they have to be in 5 gal buckets?

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no they dont HAVE to be. but its recommended so they can get to a good size

bigger root space = bigger plants = bigger yields = more work

The problem with growing mystery seeds is, well it's a mystery, you never know what you have and when it finishes, hope you get lucky, and it's a good learning experience anyways.

Alright guys, let me know what you think...Some of the leaves closer to the stem seem to be "drooping" not sure why. Could it be because it's been raining a lot for the last few days? this leads me to another question, if it's getting a lot rainwater, should I still water it using my mix?

Flowering will begin once the change in seasons come, do you all recommend that I let the plant flower naturally, or should I induce flowering?

You're in the early stages of nutrient lock. Cut back on the nitrogen and most importantly, check the ph of your water. It should be around 6.3, it's probably much higher. High ph will cause nute-lock every time.

If PH is high, do I just add water w/some baking soda?

I would just get a ph kit for the water. It comes with PH up, down, and some tester stuff. its cheap too and last a long time. ( you can get it at any hydroponic store, or online)

Laws456 said:

If PH is high, do I just add water w/some baking soda?

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I think you want to add Vinegar if pH is too high. Vinegar is acidic while baking soda is basic.

I had it backwards, good lookin out though, that's wassup, I appreciate all the help.

Just because it rained don't assume your plant was adequately watered. Just had a tomato plant almost die on me because we had been getting rain every day and when I peeked at em they looked wet so I ignored them.

keep watering straight out of the tap. don't play the ph guessing game in soil. those girls look good.

check for bugs-

I've been checking for bugs, haven't seen any. The bugs like the other plants in the yard, not the cannabis, which is fine by me. lol