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jlve187 · #1 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 14:07

Hey guys finally took a few pictures im growing white label (white skunk)Reg.....G13Labs (Thai Super Skunk)Reg.,and Dutch Passion (Purple#1 Fem.) and (1 LR2xAK47 Dwarf..Fem.) I have a (G13Labs Pure Gold Fem.) Germinating will get it into soil 2morrow.... But i have the pics of the white skunk and the thai super skunk they are 10 days old 2day...I also have pics of my purple#1Fem. and the 1 Lr2xAk47 Fem. But they are only 1 day old 2day... So I'm going to post the pics sorry for rambling on..If anyone has any ideas or any good information for me about these plants let me know so far they look pretty healthy....Well here they are....

Italiano715 · #2 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 14:22

I have an idea....big no no on the clear cups....they are starting to look nice, but it is HIGHLY recommended not to use anything see through like that.

jlve187 · #3 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 14:25

there are 5 purple#1 femenized and 1 LR2xAK47 feminized...All are 1 day old tonight....I Also have another order of the LR2xAK47 feminized dwarfs 3 seeds to the pack should be here this week...Also i will post the Pure Gold Feminized when i put it in soil tonight....Also witht he order of the LR2xAK47 FEMINIZED i also get 1 free G13 Labs blue venom feminized with that order so ill be posting them probably next week...I heard the blue venom was awesome..heres the info on it!! (Blue Venom is a cup winning Blueberry crossed and another cup winning White Widow to create a potent, compact, great tasting, great yielding Super Indica. This is a must have for any connoisseur or who appreciate quality)
Let me know if you have any suggestions or comments on all of these plants Thanks and sorry for rambling on!!!

Also cant really see the 1 day old seedlings that great but you can see how they are sprouting out!!

jlve187 · #4 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 14:28

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Originally Posted by Italiano715

I have an idea....big no no on the clear cups....they are starting to look nice, but it is HIGHLY recommended not to use anything see through like that.

Yea i kknow they are getting transplanted in another 4-6 days....But so far so good im just waiting on more rooth gowth so i can transplant them safely also can you help me out on this question i was wondering if i should water the plants before transplanting so that the soil will stick with the roots do you know what i mean????

Italiano715 · #5 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 14:43

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Originally Posted by jlve187

Yea i kknow they are getting transplanted in another 4-6 days....But so far so good im just waiting on more rooth gowth so i can transplant them safely also can you help me out on this question i was wondering if i should water the plants before transplanting so that the soil will stick with the roots do you know what i mean????

I usually water the medium that they are being transplanted into not the plants medium it's already in. Just a big mess that way, plus you will be able to just slide the root ball out of the container easier if not watered. When you decide to transplant them, let them dry out a good bit then fill your containers your transplanting in. Give them a goooooood watering making sure you don't have any dry pockets in the soil and then put your rooted plants into the medium Then water a little more to get it ALL nice and moist. Then they go underneath the lights and watch them

jlve187 · #6 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 15:09

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Originally Posted by Italiano715

I usually water the medium that they are being transplanted into not the plants medium it's already in. Just a big mess that way, plus you will be able to just slide the root ball out of the container easier if not watered. When you decide to transplant them, let them dry out a good bit then fill your containers your transplanting in. Give them a goooooood watering making sure you don't have any dry pockets in the soil and then put your rooted plants into the medium Then water a little more to get it ALL nice and moist. Then they go underneath the lights and watch them

So your saying dont water the p[lants i want to transplant let them dry out then when they dry enough then cut the container and place the root ball in the new pot that will already be nice and moist rite??then water again after i put more soil to cover it up...Does that sound rite to you??? and im kind of waiting until the roots cover the bottom and the side a little more... Thanks for the info get back to me when you can thanks man

Italiano715 · #7 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 15:16

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Originally Posted by jlve187

So your saying dont water the p[lants i want to transplant let them dry out then when they dry enough then cut the container and place the root ball in the new pot that will already be nice and moist rite??then water again after i put more soil to cover it up...Does that sound rite to you??? and im kind of waiting until the roots cover the bottom and the side a little more... Thanks for the info get back to me when you can thanks man

Correct my friends, seems you understand perfectly! Keep us/me posted with any help you may need and I'll try and do what I can to answer the questions you may need!

jlve187 · #8 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 15:27

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Originally Posted by Italiano715

Correct my friends, seems you understand perfectly! Keep us/me posted with any help you may need and I'll try and do what I can to answer the questions you may need!

Hey thanks friend i will keep you posted on the new pics and all of that but im going to need a lil help with lst and topping but ill get to that when it comes ya know but thanks friend!!

Italiano715 · #9 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 15:30

Your more than welcome, I was once where you were and going in not knowing as much as you could is a shot in the dark, but thankfully there are plenty of people that will be willing to lend a helping hand! Probably would have never made it fully through my grow if it wasn't for all the reading and feedback I got from other members! They are my reason for this hobby and enjoying it as much as I do!

jlve187 · #10 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 15:33

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Originally Posted by Italiano715

Your more than welcome, I was once where you were and going in not knowing as much as you could is a shot in the dark, but thankfully there are plenty of people that will be willing to lend a helping hand! Probably would have never made it fully through my grow if it wasn't for all the reading and feedback I got from other members! They are my reason for this hobby and enjoying it as much as I do!

Your totally right about that one but this is my third time growing but i want to try a good technique all my other grows were just like i left the plant on how it grew i never pruned anything or never lst'd or fimmed...so i might need some help on that Thanks kid

Italiano715 · #11 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 15:37

Don't get me wrong there are definitely some strains you HAVE to prune or LST to get the full potential. Then there are others that need no more than a simple FIM one time or just left to grow to reach potential. Just have to know what your working with and what they respond well too.

jlve187 · #12 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 15:52

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Originally Posted by Italiano715

Don't get me wrong there are definitely some strains you HAVE to prune or LST to get the full potential. Then there are others that need no more than a simple FIM one time or just left to grow to reach potential. Just have to know what your working with and what they respond well too.

Right so i have 9 plants that are regular seeds so i could do like a top on one plant a fim on another and see how it goes and then if they work out well then i can do more but i want to do some lst this grow you kno....So let me kinow what you think about what i just said!! Thanks man

jlve187 · #13 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 17:42

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Originally Posted by jlve187

Hey guys finally took a few pictures im growing white label (white skunk)Reg.....G13Labs (Thai Super Skunk)Reg.,and Dutch Passion (Purple#1 Fem.) and (1 LR2xAK47 Dwarf..Fem.) I have a (G13Labs Pure Gold Fem.) Germinating will get it into soil 2morrow.... But i have the pics of the white skunk and the thai super skunk they are 10 days old 2day...I also have pics of my purple#1Fem. and the 1 Lr2xAk47 Fem. But they are only 1 day old 2day... So I'm going to post the pics sorry for rambling on..If anyone has any ideas or any good information for me about these plants let me know so far they look pretty healthy....Well here they are....

I was wondering if anyone could let me know if the picture #4 do they look like they are stretching??? Or is it because the soil went down so much i had the soil up to almost the tippy top of the cups but after watering it went down dramatically...Ithink it will be alright for now until like 5 more days then im transplanting and then ill make them the way i want...But let me know what you guys think... Thanks

oldmac · #14 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 17:49

jlve187,

Looks like your off to a good germination start. Very nice.

I'll try to take some pics tonight of the seeds we started the other day.
I germed on paper towel, then planted directly to a 6"dia pot.
Probably going to change out the 600w MH conversion bulb I use for my mothers and switch it to an HPS while I'm growing the Lowryder stuff.
Had been running 24/0, mostly to keep room warm, but now with it getting warmer I can cut back to 20/4 or even 18/6 to grow the lowryders and still keep the mothers happy.

btw I subscribed.

Italiano715 · #15 (**permalink**) May-15-2009, 18:17

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Originally Posted by jlve187

Right so i have 9 plants that are regular seeds so i could do like a top on one plant a fim on another and see how it goes and then if they work out well then i can do more but i want to do some lst this grow you kno....So let me kinow what you think about what i just said!! Thanks man

By the look of your pictures, it seems your growing outside so yes, I'd encourage you to try all of them if ya like!

So long as they have their space they will be just fine. On another note if you are trying to keep them discreet, then maybe you should LST them so as you can control how big they get. You gotta remember that your plant will stretch two to three times it's size in flower. So if it's 4ft when it starts to flower it will be 7-10ft (maybe 12, but not sure; never grown outside) when it's all said and done.

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Originally Posted by jlve187

I was wondering if anyone could let me know if the picture #4 do they look like they are stretching??? Or is it because the soil went down so much i had the soil up to almost the tippy top of the cups but after watering it went down dramatically...Ithink it will be alright for now until like 5 more days then im transplanting and then ill make them the way i want...But let me know what you guys think... Thanks

They look fine, don't stress. Just put them a little deeper when you transplant up to where the original cotelydon leaves are. Well that's what I do anywho. Just be extra careful when transplanting as not to break the stem of your seedlings. CAUTIOUS is the keyword in the following days!

P.S. Sorry it took so long to respond, buddy was rushing me to come smoke the blunt before he smoked it without me!

jlve187 · #16 (**permalink**) May-16-2009, 11:38

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Originally Posted by oldmac

jlve187,

Looks like your off to a good germination start. Very nice.

I'll try to take some pics tonight of the seeds we started the other day.
I germed on paper towel, then planted directly to a 6"dia pot.
Probably going to change out the 600w MH conversion bulb I use for my mothers and switch it to an HPS while I'm growing the Lowryder stuff.
Had been running 24/0, mostly to keep room warm, but now with it getting warmer I can cut back to 20/4 or even 18/6 to grow the lowryders and still keep the mothers happy.

btw I subscribed.

Hey on the site where i got the lr2xak47 fem. they said the best schedule for it is 20/4..They say that so the plantr gets to grow and hit its full potential...I want to see how your Lowryder's are doing cna you put some pics up??? And also i just got 3 more feminized LR2xAK47 seeds today in the mail so im going to germinate them and get them in soil ASAP probably by tuesday so ill be putting more pics up when they get off to a start...All the purple#1's i planted all sprouted nicely they are about an inch tall today and today they are just about 2 days old....Even my lr2 sprouted...Cant wait to see how the Lr2's look in a few weeks this is my first time growing a autoflowerin dwarf...Throw some pics up when you can so we can compare and so on....Good luck kid!!!

jlve187 · #17 (**permalink**) May-16-2009, 11:42

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Originally Posted by Italiano715

By the look of your pictures, it seems your growing outside so yes, I'd encourage you to try all of them if ya like!

So long as they have their space they will be just fine. On another note if you are trying to keep them discreet, then maybe you should LST them so as you can control how big they get. You gotta remember that your plant will stretch two to three times it's size in flower. So if it's 4ft when it starts to flower it will be 7-10ft (maybe 12, but not sure; never grown outside) when it's all said and done.

They look fine, don't stress. Just put them a little deeper when you transplant up to where the original cotelydon leaves are. Well that's what I do anywho. Just be extra careful when transplanting as not to break the stem of your seedlings. CAUTIOUS is the keyword in the following days!

P.S. Sorry it took so long to respond, buddy was rushing me to come smoke the blunt before he smoked it without me!

Hey man no problemo thanks for getting back to me tho...So you dont think they are stretched at all huh??? Im going to be really careful during transplanting i kind of hate transplanting because i think im going to harm the plants but everyone says you need to start off small and let roots grow then go into bigger and bigger pots ya kno....Thanks for the help ill be posting more pics in a few more days!!!

Italiano715 · #18 (**permalink**) May-17-2009, 14:51

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Hey man no problemo thanks for getting back to me tho...So you dont think they are stretched at all huh??? Im going to be really careful during transplanting i kind of hate transplanting because i think im going to harm the plants but everyone says you need to start off small and let roots grow then go into bigger and bigger pots ya kno....Thanks for the help ill be posting more pics in a few more days!!!

They are a little long, but nothing to have to worry about....Like I said just transplant them deeper. Also, here is another link for the FIM/Top technique from Syde thread.....

Here you GO!!!

jlve187 · #19 (**permalink**) Jul-18-2009, 13:49

Hey guys sorry for the long wait but heres the pics!! I started this auto easyryder back in may and its just about finished!!

jlve187 · #20 (**permalink**) Jul-18-2009, 13:56

ok heres the rest of the easy ryder pics and a few pics of my new easyryders that are 3 weeks old!! 2 of them are in hempy's

jlve187 · #21 (**permalink**) Jul-18-2009, 14:05

Here are the 5 feminized dutch passion's..The funny thing is i have 1 that started flowering already and i started these may 17th i believe...and its into 1 week of flowering already im kind of mad tho because i wanted it to get a little bigger but hey cant complain!! Check them out let me know what you guys think they are getting fed the 3 part nutrient system with general hydropincs!!

jlve187 · #22 (**permalink**) Jul-18-2009, 14:08

I will finish puttin the white label white skunk pics and the g13 thai super skunk pics up later on today right now i dont have the time...Please guys chime in and let me knwo what you think also i need to know where i can get mollasses at to feed the plants????Please help thanks guys peace!!

greenatik · #23 (**permalink**) Jul-18-2009, 20:50

nice grow jlve. great choices on the genetics as well.

just would like to put my 2 cents in on the clear containers. never had a problem using clear containers all the way through flower. and considering you were just using them to start your seeds, its nothing to worry about. algae will take prolonged exposure to develop and even then im not convinced that small amounts of algae is a bad thing. more oxygen in the root zone. but enough of it could smother the roots I guess

greenatik · #24 (**permalink**) Jul-18-2009, 20:56

you can get molasses at any supermarket. you want to get all natural, unsulphered molasses. 1-2 tsp / gal (i think). or you could get something like sweet from your local hydro shop. i wouldn't run the molasses through the hempy buckets but thats just because it worked poorly in coco so i'm guessing it might be similar.

jlve187 · #25 (**permalink**) Jul-19-2009, 11:23

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you can get molasses at any supermarket. you want to get all natural, unsulphered molasses. 1-2 tsp / gal (i think). or you could get something like sweet from your local hydro shop. i wouldn't run the molasses through the hempy buckets but thats just because it worked poorly in coco so i'm guessing it might be similar.

Ok great thanks for your kind words and on the clear containers i had no problems with them at all!! Just everyone tells me that they are bad but they are only in those clear cups for about 3 weeks then transplanted but thanks man!! Also thanks for the suggestion of where to get the mollasses so i need to get the organic kind and unsulfered???? Have you ever used it before???? Looking forward to your response thanks man!!! Appreciate it!!

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