'ello
I recently received about 30 seeds and am going to be germinating and growing them in the coming weeks. Right now I have 10 Big Budd, 10 northern lights, and 10 random ones that I have no clue what they are. My main question pretty much is do different strands need different watering amounts, nutrient amounts, and light amounts?
I have the A/C ready, the ventilation taken care of, a little unsure about the lighting (going to use fluorescent lights, either hanging or bookshelf-rows), the nutrients are on their way (HESI). Pretty much I havn't a clue about watering. I'm so into this that I've even bought a video all the way from the Netherlands, only to watch it without sound 5 times over.
Right now I'm thinking you water everyday with no nutrients for 10-12 days, then begin to water every week with nutrients? I'm very unsure, so any help will be gratefully appreciated.
Cheers,
Hippie
Hog
I recently received about 30 seeds and am going to be germinating and growing them in the coming weeks. Right now I have 10 Big Budd, 10 northern lights, and 10 random ones that I have no clue what they are. My main question pretty much is do different strands need different watering amounts, nutrient amounts, and light amounts?
I have the A/C ready, the ventilation taken care of, a little unsure about the lighting (going to use fluorescent lights, either hanging or bookshelf-rows), the nutrients are on their way (HESI). Pretty much I havn't a clue about watering. I'm so into this that I've even bought a video all the way from the Netherlands, only to watch it without sound 5 times over.
Right now I'm thinking you water everyday with no nutrients for 10-12 days, then begin to water every week with nutrients? I'm very unsure, so any help will be gratefully appreciated.
Cheers,
Hippie
Hog
Try not fertilizing at all until necessary (during vegetative) Get away with as much natural growth as the plant will give you, if you start to see certain signs such as yellowing of the leaves etc, or anything that does NOT seem normal to what they looked like the day before... holla at us with some pics or a description) Let me also know the numbers on those nutes. Flourescent lighting is ok for veg... not for flowering.. and note Flo's are a linear light source... creating healthy, long, growth, but not all that fast. So, the only thing you'll need once you have a more power light is like... for instance... I have a mini-fan pointed at my bulb, to keep heat out of the reflector.. I also have an oscillating fan to cool the tops of the plants, so they tend to reach up toward the light and still show compact growth due to it's intensity. 
Much love, plant them shits man. If you need help w/germinating, etc, anything, holla at me.