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where at?? im in downingtown, chester county

I am growing on a very tight budget, i have 5 plants about 16in tall or so, but growth is definitly slow. Are there any recipes for fertilizer that i can use that are either readily available in nature or would be cheap to make? id appreciate and ideas or advice

If your know enough about growing, you shud have plants mith more than developd roots by 2wks after full germination, 24hrs is the best way to go, grow em big an full or dont grown em at all. The only time i reduce the light cycle off 24hrs is when i drop it to 12/12 so i can start actually...

I have 5 beauties in my closet, and i am using five 100Watt CFL's--one for each plant, i know its not much but im growing on an extremely light budget due to some legal/financial problems, but i am still growing nice plants that are roughly 65% indica. Problem is, i was keeping the lights about...

ok, so i took 6 bagseeds frfom a bag of some killer nugz and planted em. They spent the first 30 dyas or so outside until they got around 7 inches and were too noticable to the neighbors so i moved em inside. they are now about 13-14 inches and healthy, but i do need advice. I have good vertical...

You top your plant if you want it to bush out. Take a razor blade and make a clean cut about half an inch from the top of your plant. this will stop vertical growth and cause your plant to bush out

I would 12/12 it now. Expect flowering to take 4-6 wks, in order to get large trichomes on your buds. A 3ft plant with multiple branches will yield a few ounces, dont start 12/12 too late because if the weather gets too cold or the sun isnt out enough you could jeopradize your crop

They get roughly 14 hrs of direct sunlight, no they are not splitting at the nodes, they are only growing vertical and not bushing out yet, the highest level has 3 leaves per stem, with another level getting ready to come up, im hoping ill have 5 points on that leaf. It should be developed i one...

So you say that bugs are eating away at your leaves? Although it greatly depends on what part of the U.S. you live in, but i can almost be sure you either have Aphids, or Catapilar Worms. Both are commonly found around short bushy plants with sweet smelling leaves. Aphids can easily be taken...

theyre in my backyard in chester county, sorry but thats aas much as ill tell you. haha if u want em, come find em, lol :blsmoke:

it has been 22 days since i planted my seeds without germinating them. My largest plant is roughly 3.5 inches tall and has three levels of leaves. being as this is my first outdoor grow (i have grown inside before) is this size of the plant average, good, or bad? and also does anyone have a name...

I currently have 6 outdoor plants growing from some excellent buds i smoked. They have been outside since the day i planted the un-germinated seeds, 16 days ago. They are all about 3 inches tall, with three levels of leaves. One one of the plants however, a lower level leaf starting curling at...

the yellow tips are an indication of too many chemicals in your soil. Threy should have a 3-6-3 ratio of nutrients. On your newest plant the lower leaves that do not resemble a marijuana leaf are already yellowing. if those leaves die, so will your plant, as those are the leaves used to make...

First-you shoud plant them in pots big enough that transplanting wont be necessary until they are a foot tall or so. Transplanting when they are smaller can really shockk them. Also lighting is too weak, too short and too far way. put them on a 18/6 light cycle or put them outside immediately. I...