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First real grow started! :D

Blackmidget said:
10/10 seeds are up :D

I give them a shower from the spraybottle once a day for now "Not still sure about this watering thingy"
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Yes watering seems like the simplest thing but in fact is the easiest way to destroy a grow. Im learning this as well. Good luck
 
Looking great!! Just make sure the cube is moist, you don't want the roots drying out.

Keep your eye on the bottom of the rooters, too, for signs of emerging roots. It happens fast.
 
I Think i need to plant them in the 3 gallon pots now, the roots are going out from the rooters very much now.. I forgot to take a picture :/..

But Im worried that i will do a misstake and kill them :(
 
Evening BM, your doing great, that's how you learn, is from your mistakes. No problems my brother, just put them in the 3 gallon pots by making a little hole for the RRs, or either put your RRs,in your pot and push a little soil up to about half the rooters, and just keep the RRs an the soil around them slightly wet.
Your gonna do great, especially with your excellent germination success. I think you've got a real green thumb.
 
I always go about half of the rooter or a little more, then after they are growing pretty good I'll make it level with the rest of the soil by either adding a little more soil or either by moving what's in your pot with your hands . That's just the way I do it, everyone does it different I'm sure. You will do fine I'm sure.
Just be gentle with them, and not to much water, or else you'll get slow growth.
 
The transfer to their new homes and the installation of the 600W mh lamp is now done :)

they all live under 1 lamp until they get bigger:)
 

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And now i have detected my first cannabis growing problem! Seems like I have a nutrient burn in 5/10 plants,

I read that it was pretty normal that it could get burned when the little ones was placed in the soil..

I have not gave them any nutrients, Only water..

is it anything i can do in this stage?

I had to improvise and give them a little bottle over them because the RH was at 25%
 

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Your right about a little burn in new soil on transplant. What soil are you using? They will grow out of it soon enough. They look fine.
 
This is the soil :) I did alot of reading here in the forum before i purchased this soil and found out that this would be the best for growing, otherwise i would have to order a special soil and wait 3-5 days and I didnt have that time because the plants roots was allover the RR's :D
 

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It looks like a soil with slow release fertilizer am I correct? I cant understand the language much. You may get too much Nitrogen during bloom but you never know.
 
I was wondering about the height of the lamp, the lamp is kinda high because Im afraid that the little plants cant handle the 600 W yet? Maybe they can?
 

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I went to my growing room today to give my plants the daily love and when i opened the door a smell of cannabis hit me right in the face :love:

they all look very happy and grow so fast!

but i got a little sad girl, she seems to struggle :/ Im going to move her away from the others and give her some extra love under a 250W LE light and a growbox with 100% perfect conditions and see if she get strong like the others :)

they are getting 20 ml of water every 12 - 24h depending of the ventilation going in the growtent..

but i wonder when i can move down the 600 W HPS to like 40 cm? Is it still to soon?
 

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