thecrazster
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have some plants that are 3 weeks from seed and some newer additions that haven't even sprouted yet, join me as i try to get my first successful harvest!! wish me luck and watch as i learn along the way 
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Thecrazster's 2022 Fall/Winter Outdoor Run
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Good luck. 
St. Phatty
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What are the temperatures - and how much sun do the plants get ?
thecrazster
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thx man, i tried to grow in the spring and lets just say it didn't go as planned, hopefully i can redeem myself with this run.Good luck.
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thecrazster
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up to 80 F in the day and as low as 40 F in the night, but usually its in the low 50s at night. the plants are in a shady spot, i'd say they get sunlight for at least 5 hours a day.
thecrazster
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Jack Herer at 3 weeks from seed
Caribbean Crashers at 2 weeks from seed
Caribbean Crashers at 2 weeks from seed
Friend, add just a little of the same soil to the bottom of the cups to raise the seedlings so the roots can grow deeper. Your leaves will grow faster and the stem stronger.
thecrazster
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thanks for the tipFriend, add just a little of the same soil to the bottom of the cups to raise the seedlings so the roots can grow deeper. Your leaves will grow faster and the stem stronger.
!! still learning as i go, so i need as much information as possible.
Your welcome friend. I plant my seed in dixie cups and put them under a low-wattage light. When they get big leaves it's time to put them into a one-gallon pot or plant them outdoors. Outdoors you have to watch out for the freeze or frost dates and make sure your plants are finished before a frost. Since you are on a balcony you can just bring your plants in when it's cold. Here's an example.
St. Phatty
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Sounds good.
Some plants may not like it.
I would grow a variety - Indica, Sativa, Indica Sativa crosses. Some will probably like it.
If you're growing for personal stash, the crop weight may not matter.
If you're growing for re-sale, could always add extra-lighting. As long as the extra lighting doesn't compromise stealth.
Once I had some LED lights in a black berry thicket with some plants, forgot to turn off the lights.
When it got dark, everybody who drove down the road could see I had something going on in the blackberry thicket. Kind of embarassing.
thecrazster
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i like the idea and your setup. also is that a shop light? in any case, thx for the advice and kind wordsYour welcome friend. I plant my seed in dixie cups and put them under a low-wattage light. When they get big leaves it's time to put them into a one-gallon pot or plant them outdoors. Outdoors you have to watch out for the freeze or frost dates and make sure your plants are finished before a frost. Since you are on a balcony you can just bring your plants in when it's cold. Here's an example.
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thecrazster
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i'd like to think i have a pretty good variety mostly being hybrids some indica leaning, some sativa leaning. im mostly growing for personal use so it shouldn't be that much of an issue. if i was doing large scale i'd want supplemental lighting and maybe a hoop house. anybody ever comment about the black berry bushes? lol
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Fluorescent shop light I got at local box store for $40i like the idea and your setup. also is that a shop light? in any case, thx for the advice and kind words
