How does this look?

[StationTerrapin]

Hi all!

I'm a new grower. I had some gelato seeds, and thought I'd give them a shot. Three plants came through, and I've included a pic after a couple of weeks. No idea if they look on track, and would appreciate any feedback (are they the right colour etc.?).

Cheers,

Dan

 

[Itibitiguy]

Looks best kind

 

[Chris Scorpio]

They look healthy, but best way to tell is with lights off, the blurple hue takes away a lot from the color of the plants

And welcome aboard

 

[Pennywise]

Welcome Dan, they look great. A photo under natural light would help with the plants true colors. Here’s a link to help you start a new grow journal that we can follow.
Helpful Links For New Members

 

[StationTerrapin]

Thanks all! I'll read through the guide.

And here's a pic with the light off. I thought the bottom leaves (top left) might be dropping a bit. But I think I'll just leave it forms few days and see if it doesn't get any better.

 

[Pennywise]

They look fine, no worries for now.

 

[StationTerrapin]

They look fine, no worries for now.

Great! And thanks for taking a look.

 

[Pennywise]

Get your journal started and we can hook you up with the gang. You’ll have peeps to follow along with your grow.

 

[baddaddygreen]

I do see a problem. I’m shocked that all of the seasoned veterans here missed it.

It’s not ready to smoke yet. Lol. Other than that they look perfect. You’re in good hands here for sure. I’ve been lurking around here for about 18 months and I’ve learned loads from this community. My grows keep getting better and better. Yours will too!

Welcome


Gerry

 

[StationTerrapin]

I do see a problem. I’m shocked that all of the seasoned veterans here missed it.

It’s not ready to smoke yet. Lol. Other than that they look perfect. You’re in good hands here for sure. I’ve been lurking around here for about 18 months and I’ve learned loads from this community. My grows keep getting better and better. Yours will too!

Welcome


Gerry

Thanks, Gerry. You had me worried for a second there.

This is my first grow, so I'm trying to keep things as basic as possible (not throwing lots of feed at them, as I have no idea what I'm doing). I figure I'll repot and apply some fert (chicken manure, maybe) just before the flowering phase. Or as/when I see a problem.

But I've got plenty to do before then. Identifying the male/female is my next step, after building a little grow tent. I looked online, and they were around £100! I'm not paying that, so am going to try and make one out of an old fabric wardrobe. I'll post some pics over the next few days. Hopefully it won't be a complete disaster.

Stay medicated,

Dan

 

[baddaddygreen]

Hey dan.

Patience is definitely your friend. And keeping things basic with your feedings schedules will set you up with a nice first harvest. Just be patient. Let them grow and they will tell you what they need. Building a grow cabinet sounds like fun. Start your journal and people will jump in and help you.

 

[StationTerrapin]

I've not had time for a journal, but thought I'd post a quick update. This is about seven weeks in. If the seeds are what I *think* they are, they should start flowering in the next two to three weeks. I'm genuinely amazed that they're still alive. And it looks like things may get a bit cramped.