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Dredafreak

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Hey it's been a while since I've updated here's some pics from this morning 93 days since seeds are planted and flowering about 2 weeks, outside 11 hours in sun light and inside darkroom 13 hours at night. I've done nothing but drop seeds in soil and watered every 2-3 days nothing more.
Give me some feedback what do you think.
 

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Also here are a few pictures of my other two today is day 32 since planted. These are outside 24 hours a day watered three times a week.
 

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Looking perfect. Maybe the one flowering could use a P K boost. But if you don't have any just keep doing what you're doin. That's how I first learned to grow weed. First couple of years I just watered and watched the plant develop. This way you learn some very important things about the plant itself instead of tripping about additives and ppms and so on. Try to get a loupe or a cheap USB microscope so you can see how the resin develops and to learn when to harvest the plant. Again everything looks perfect. Great work I admire the relaxed approach, many people have an urge to rush the process
 
They look very stretchy to me. Out of 7 I've had only one like that (I try to grow indica, this particular one was a hybrid 50/50). She started picking up and looking more like the others when the sun started showing, less clouds etc. But mine are planted in the ground, I've got only one in pot and she's so small compared to the others, but still bushy at least. Or else they do not have enough sun, or else the pots are too small (doubt that), or else... Itll boom soon :) just like mine did. Here are some pics to give you an idea, the one that looks like yours is royal ak.

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Wow they are beautiful... my pota are fairly small an they been tipped over a couple times by the wind. I'd love to try growing im the ground
 
PK is short for potassium and phosphorous most soils will do just fine with plain water but cannabis is a heavy feeder when it comes to flowering (like tomatoes) so when the plant has formed budsites full with pistils just like yours it's the time to add a little "boost". But don't worry much about it, nutrients and minerals are present in the soil. Only in hydroponics is a must
 
OOOOH OK LOL. Yea I just have them planted in Miracle Grow Potting mix. Would I get potassium and or phosphorus from like Lowes or Home Depot Garden Center?
 
Nope. Better not mess with that using that soil. It is heavily loaded with nutrients meant to be released over time. Meaning every time you water a little bit is disolved. All is well my friend. In the future when you buy soil look for other brands online like fox farms or roots organic. Check GWE for more info on specifics :)
 
Small pots means small plants. But very movable at least! That's the advantage of your technique :) stealth and environmental conditions should be fine for you! (any problems and you keep them inside or hide it among other plants.)
 
She is finally flowering and looks pretty good i think...
 

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