persianp
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So here is my 2nd outdoor grow, third grow overall. My first outdoor grow was incredible, due to og. Ffirst indoor grow didn't go so hot, from 5 females, I have 2 left...after my debacle indoors (in which ph fluctuated wildly causing all sorts of lockouts) I learned a lot. I learned that I need more planning for an indoor grow, and I learned a lot about nutrients.
Taking this information into my next outdoor grow is crucial, I want to do the guy who gave me these incredible NYCD x DC seeds proud. I got these 5 seeds sometime at least 6 months ago...he made me promise not to put these seeds indoors, he gave me others to tied me over, which I commenced to ruin indoors.
I put these seeds into soil, after the paper towel method, on the first of may. They were put into a peat moss, worm casting, perlite mix. Of the 5, 4 made it out of the soil. Currently one of them is looking a little weaker than the others.
I transplanted these guys from 4in pot to 1 gallons two days ago. The weaker one barely had any root structure, while the others were quite healthy.
The soil I tranplanted them into is organic (being in such a liberal area always influences soil ammendments). The mix I got from LC on the organic forums here...it's 5 gallons peat/ 3 gallons perl/ 2 gallons worm. To each gallon I add various amounts of dolomite lime/kelp meal/blood meal/bone meal/ and greensand. So far I am still growing in pots, because I am moving into a new place in the next month, and I need to be able to transport them. I havent found a house yet, but I am hoping something comes up soon, otherwise I need to find a place in some wilderness...but the problem is that all the wilderness around here is state owned parks...ugh, this problem has been killing my brain.
I also transplanted two of those 5 indoor plants into said soil on 4/20 and put them outdoors. The pics you see now are about a week after I put them outside. One's a shiva skunk, and the other is an unknown nirvane genetic sativa dom (at least that's how it seems).
They are now much happier, as am I.
The seedling pics are of the NYCDxDC.
Taking this information into my next outdoor grow is crucial, I want to do the guy who gave me these incredible NYCD x DC seeds proud. I got these 5 seeds sometime at least 6 months ago...he made me promise not to put these seeds indoors, he gave me others to tied me over, which I commenced to ruin indoors.
I put these seeds into soil, after the paper towel method, on the first of may. They were put into a peat moss, worm casting, perlite mix. Of the 5, 4 made it out of the soil. Currently one of them is looking a little weaker than the others.
I transplanted these guys from 4in pot to 1 gallons two days ago. The weaker one barely had any root structure, while the others were quite healthy.
The soil I tranplanted them into is organic (being in such a liberal area always influences soil ammendments). The mix I got from LC on the organic forums here...it's 5 gallons peat/ 3 gallons perl/ 2 gallons worm. To each gallon I add various amounts of dolomite lime/kelp meal/blood meal/bone meal/ and greensand. So far I am still growing in pots, because I am moving into a new place in the next month, and I need to be able to transport them. I havent found a house yet, but I am hoping something comes up soon, otherwise I need to find a place in some wilderness...but the problem is that all the wilderness around here is state owned parks...ugh, this problem has been killing my brain.
I also transplanted two of those 5 indoor plants into said soil on 4/20 and put them outdoors. The pics you see now are about a week after I put them outside. One's a shiva skunk, and the other is an unknown nirvane genetic sativa dom (at least that's how it seems).
They are now much happier, as am I.
The seedling pics are of the NYCDxDC.
