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Panzonia · #1 (**permalink**) 02-19-2009, 04:05 PM

Hi high,jeje, so, here is my very first... and allready in trouble

..ok, lets get to the point, i need to share this to you guys who knows better

, and at least, can tell me something conforting, like.."tranqui, que el próximo será aún mejor

"..

Bueno, sprouted 17 babies
all bagseeds, 2 from a very bad one ("criolla mala, hierba e' parque" thats how we call this kind of weed in my birthplace) that i planted in a couple of 4 pounds pots and are more an "indoor with sun" plants, they born on the 14th of january; the other 15 are from an "outdoor supose to be skunk" bag, i havent tasted, but the friend who i got it from said that it was an awesome smell and terrific taste..

they born on 24-25 of january..

mi indoor closet..:
ok, its a 46cm deep, 30cm wide(??sorry my english) and 52cm height..or tall

..que arrebatooooo..ok, i have a passive intake and a cata bathroom fan for exaust, its 98m3h, i have four cfl, 2 2400k 23w, and 2 6400k 40w, thy are in almost 1l plastic soda bottles, they are in 25% soil 25% vermiculite or arlite (??) 25% comercial compost 25% humus.. and some hydroton on the surface to reduce stress because of watering on the surface...its funny, because, im stresing them in a diferent and worst way jeje:bash:

i just nute them once, with urea (46-00-00) in a very soft dilution about 1/8, i just put them into 12-12 on the 17th of february, 3 days ago, with 22 days old, and it was because i just dont have space, and im not going to be able to get the 150w hps (primary goal in the first place) any soon, at least a couple of months, to many bills to pay..

then, i need to know wich one its a male, and then they'll have more room, a little more..
so..pics..from the begining...if you guys get bore, just let me tell you..gracias mi yunta por pasar por este thread..

jangel · #2 (**permalink**) 02-19-2009, 04:26 PM

Beautiful start my friend! You have questions, just ask. Some one will chime in. Looks like you will have a very good harvest with the love and care you give your babies. I will be watching.

Peace

Panzonia · #3 (**permalink**) 02-20-2009, 01:31 AM

as long as people like you and your friends from this forum, jangel, stay been cool and "gente enpingá", lots of people 'll think that growing "el efory" its not that complicated

..please man, take a chair, this one is a not so long but interesting journey..so..more pics..and data..: temp. 19(night)-26(day) celcius degrees..

humidity...38% average, but at night its about 54%..i've been unable to get the thing to measure ph, but im a lucky guy, but i notice that when i nute them, they got the points of the leaves dry, and i reed (??) somewhere that this was because lack of P, or wrong ph..anyway, its a very small room for 15 plants, so, they are in 12-12, to determine wich one is leaving us, we will mourning(??) them

RadioJock420 · #4 (**permalink**) 02-20-2009, 12:55 PM

For future reference...I would advise against using any see-thru containers at any step in the process.

Don't want that light drying and frying our roots.

raf33 · #5 (**permalink**) 02-20-2009, 01:17 PM

yeah,transparent containers...don't use them in future.light penetrating roots is not a good thing.roots can turn green and will slow their growth and so plants' growth.that nutes you use 46-0-0,yes? pretty strong what combined with the strain (it seems Sativa very much like) will give you a very tall plant even under fluo, so be careful

I remember having Sk11 6f high under 125W day light in my first grow cos I was feeding it passionetly with high doses of N through all the stages

I don't know if I got it right but you also wrote about stressing plants through watering? I mean, I wouldn't be bothered too much with that as plants in nature get the rain water too and you know,it comes from above

so take it easy and remember you grow weed and it's called weed for a reason

all the best and lovely plants you have

Panzonia · #6 (**permalink**) 02-21-2009, 02:54 AM

Radiojock420, you are right, it was just to safe some money, but ill try next time covering with some tape

, thanks a lot for the tip

..fortunely they are ok..well, hope so..
raf33, its true, they are 27 days old and they are so big

, well, tall, that i took them (the big ones, 9 of them, with the ones that i have next to the window) and put it in the back closet (future flowering room), and i will wake up 6:20 in the morning tomorrow to put them next to the window for 12h light , because they dont fit in the closet anymore

, this morning, there were some leaves (the new ones) burn, literaly

, so i just got a joint, and decide to move them to that room, and bring them to the light every morning, until i know wich one is a girl, or until i get the150 hps, (im a slow starter, jeje

)
ok, some pics of the closet ready for flowering, inside with all the babies, some portraits...

Panzonia · #7 (**permalink**) 02-21-2009, 03:01 AM

i have 6 that seems to be a diferent fenotype, or ...?? they look the same ( all but one that have wider leaves, well, a little) the thing is that i left the smaller 6 in the closet, flowering to..

Panzonia · #8 (**permalink**) 02-21-2009, 03:04 AM

...too..

Panzonia · #9 (**permalink**) 02-21-2009, 04:17 AM

..testing my new signature, jeje..

Panzonia · #10 (**permalink**) 02-21-2009, 04:18 AM

niceeeeeeeeeee..

ileso · #11 (**permalink**) 02-21-2009, 12:44 PM

tio, que bueno que son.

they look all sativa from where i am standing, i would pay attention to the amount of growth they will put out pretty soon.

remember they will almost triple from the time you start flowering. just to keep in mind when you wonder when to start 12/12.

otherwise, they look very beautiful and well grown. keep up the good work. if you have any ideas or problems ask and you will recieve..

hehehe
peace
ileso

Panzonia · #12 (**permalink**) 02-21-2009, 08:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ileso

otherwise, they look very beautiful and well grown. keep up the good work.
peace
ileso

i have to tell you that its a great way to get us (the seedlings

) really on track, thanks man, it means a lot..

Panzonia · #13 (**permalink**) 02-22-2009, 09:39 PM

Hi guys, yesterday i nute them with "Multiflor", a 2-3-2, about 1/4 of the recomended dose. this morning the leaves were curling

, and i was thinking that it was because overfertilization

, or because the fertilizer change the ph up or down, so, i washed the roots, half a liter of water for each girl, the ones in the bigger pots a little more.
i know, that i dont need to nute them until they ask for it, and they are in very small pots, with a mixture(soil) that have more than the half with just nutrients(humus;compost), and i know, that until i get the ph meter, i should stop putting anything else in the water, but they are allready in 12-12 for 4 days, and only 1 has shown her/his attributes(well, i believe so), i know that they dont have enough light to do all the things they are suppose to do in an espected amount of time. La impaciencia...

the back room where i put them has a small light lick(?), the small lines aside the door and in the floor, i think that at least, the ones who are in the way of the small amount of light that gets into the room, are not flowering(??) i have to say that after sun sets, i'm almost unable to see the lines of light aside the door (with the house lights on), but, who really knows how much ligth they stand(the plants) in nigth period, when 12-12?
well, after the root washing thing, they had about 5 hours of straight sunlight with lot of UV rays ( in here sun can be a little dangerous for us humans)

ahh, se me olvidaba, i took the advice from you guys, and taped the pots, they still get some light (the roots), but less than before..

ileso · #14 (**permalink**) 02-22-2009, 09:45 PM

well, everyone has attacks os impaciencia..

dont worry, flush, and use just water for now, in soil, plants dont need to be fertilized as often as you now know.

any idea in what strain? those are very beautiful looking sativas...

dont worry about the sunlight in the pots now. i supose you will repot them one of these days anyway, no?

peace
ileso

Panzonia · #15 (**permalink**) 03-25-2009, 01:56 PM

my friends, i had some issues to deal with (as everybody i think, the crisis..), and i've been not able to post, the babies are at their 5th week of bloom, and they are really long flowering sativas, or the light was'nt enough, or ..i'll post some pics later,great to be here again..by the way, cómo va la cosecha 2009??

jangel · #16 (**permalink**) 03-25-2009, 02:54 PM

Sativas can take a long time. Up to even 15 weeks. Ask Ileso.

Love to see more of your good pictures.

Peace

ileso · #17 (**permalink**) 03-26-2009, 09:57 AM

so would I!
hola panzonia...
well the crisis is hitting everyone i guess.. just as long as it doenst get in the grow then i am not afraid.. heheh

peace
ileso