Recent content by oiuhdfukg

If your taproots are 3 inches long that means you waited way too long.

I'm going to try it out in Scrabble next weekend. I'll let you know how it goes. :thumb:

Read the section on transplanting because, as I mentioned earlier, you'll have to separate both seedlings before the roots get too inter-tangled (not sure if that's even a word but you understand what I mean).

re: Buying seeds & actually getting them? Please help! There are several good seed sellers... mostly in Europe. Bonza and Herbie's are two I can recommend. Check the sponsor list for their websites. They do a terrific job of stealth shipping, packaging the seeds inside other items so customs...

Auggie is a respected member. That seemed a bit harsh for no reason.

It certainly appears to be cannabis. :goodjob: For the time being just give water every 2 or 3 days and get them into bigger pots fairly soon. Do you know if it's twins or 2 separate seeds? You'll need to separate them sooner rather than later.

Re-vegging is definitely possible but it's not something I've ever tried. Do a search and you'll find some really good info on it. I've heard of people re-vegging/re-harvesting the same plant indefinitely, like years.

Is that rabbit poop composted? If not it might burn the plants. Isn't it late June everywhere? lol

If the roots are going to grow out in search of water, it would be much more beneficial if there was water present. I've done many transplants and watering them has never done harm.

Have you watered it yet? Next time you water, test the pH of your runoff water to make sure its in the right range (6.5 is optimal) . Beyond that, you should be OK. It shouldn't need any nutes right away, just give pH'ed water (again 6.5) for the next couple of weeks. Whatever nutes you end up...

My mistake, I meant 3 gallons of water, not 3 liters. Just a typo.

They won't recover. But as long as your new growth is healthy, it shouldn't be a concern.

Vlad, I never said that he "spooned the full dose directly around his plant". I never said anything like that. I'm sure he added it to his water and applied it to the plant the traditional way. He likely used a much smaller amount of water than your gallon for such a small plant. I am assuming...