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Can you guess what week what week flower I am in. I do not know when I should have started counting, so I did it the first sign of pistils. I'm talking 1 or two pistilsNice looking plant you got there
First time I tried growing
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Tokin I have a question about pots. Can cloth pots be used as your final pot for veg and flower stage? I like them but I do not know if they can be used for your final transplant.Welcome to 420 Magazine @KeithLemon
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Ha! Ask away. Many here that are happy to help.
No, but it really doesn't matter since there are better and more accurate ways to determine when to harvest than the breeder's estimates.
Since this is an outside grow in @StoneOtter 's neck of the woods he can give you a bit of color on that.
Yes you can use cloth pots for veg and flower, and they’re really, really beneficial. My MIL uses them for her outdoor grow. Just be wary, if the bags are making contact with the ground, the roots have a likelihood of blowing out the bottom and going into the ground. Happened to 3 of my MILs plants last year.. we wound up having to use a shovel to dig the root ball out.
Your pics look gorgeous.. flower age is hard to tell as it can vary within phenotypes let alone strains.
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Thank You I will keep the ground issue in mind
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I love this forum I just need to get used to how it works
CelestialNurseries
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I would guess early week 3
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Thank You
Same.. wait til you get a journal going, it’s even cooler. Plus, there’s just tons of really practical advice and ideas floating around here it’s ALMOST overwhelming lol
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I have never done a journal and do not know how to start also I am in the flower stage of my first plant
You can start Here
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From seed to being ready for commercial production takes about a year...even a really fast auto is a minimum 1/4 of a year process...start whenever you want, we understand here.
When you get around to it.. @Azimuth linked a how to get started but no rush. It’s a good place to keep track of your progress, take note of what you were thinking at the time, and a really fast and efficient way to get help if you need it. You’ll have most of the stuff people will need to help diagnose right there if you’re thorough enough, and if not, it’s in a much more organized spot than trying to get your question answered in a random thread, or one that’s years old.
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Thank You I may just wait and start one for my next year plants
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I'm going to call it 3 weeks
If you do, put a link here so we can follow you over.
Good Morning @KeithLemon
Fabric pots are the way to go; most of us that grow in soil use them.
Excellent for trimming outer roots also.
Everything is looking great, keep up the excellent work.
Tok..
Fabric pots are the way to go; most of us that grow in soil use them.
Excellent for trimming outer roots also.
Everything is looking great, keep up the excellent work.
Tok..
Or you could try a SIP (Sub Irrigated Planter). Super simple to get watering right which is what holds mnay growers mack.
I have not tried these, are they something like a grow box?
