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ok i got my dirt this morning, went a bought 5 new pots, and have started 5 beans off,using the paper towel method, so here goes.......
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Good luck, dont forget as soon as they're established get them in big pots, they have quite a large/long root structure and need some depth.
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i got 7 litre pots so i think they should be big enough for the whole grow not to keen on moving from pot to pot
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I know what you mean but I have a little system I use now, basically I put the smaller pot in the bigger one and pack the soil around it so when I take the rooted soil/plant out its a perfect fit in the new pot.
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What does autoflowering mean?
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Crumblez wrote:What does autoflowering mean?
Normal marijuana plants need to be put into a 12/12 light cycle to get them to flower (12 on 12 off) the autoflowering plants will flower under any lighting condition which makes them perfect for outdoors.
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hopefully anyway! :lol:
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So when I just want a few plants on my balcony which I just have to water every now and then I should take autoflower ones?
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Crumblez wrote:So when I just want a few plants on my balcony which I just have to water every now and then I should take autoflower ones?
Yep, go for the feminised ones as well, that way you get no males (thats the idea anyway).
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Hi Mate,

Mendioca Madness from TH SEEDS(formerly known as CIA), or Hemp Works, ask for Adam (top man).

I grew the original of these Kwick Silver from Adam many years ago, gorilla farmed them and wow what a plant, big yield and nice smooth smoke.

I have tried the MMadness seeds which are a cross between Afgan and Kwick Silver and they are good plants, they will finish in the Uk Last week September to Second week October, so you dont get a mold problem.

Try them out, you willn't be dissapointed.

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ok i got three cracked and a root showing already got the pots already today and will plant at least the 3 tomorrow!!! all good so far..... :lol:
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wow!! got 4 with about 1/4 inch roots on em planted half inch down in the soil and resting up nicely, 5th one still nothing so will keep it in the paper towel....
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ok got three little darlings about 3 inches tall, did have 4 but a fucking shitzu ate one, gonna crack another 2 this weekend for the empty pots,apparently if u watch them u can actually see them grow!!! lol (i think someones been smoking too much!) :lol:
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Post by Boner »

Watch your roots, mine are in decent sized tubs and it looks like I'll have to repot them again.
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ok so heres my 3 at about a week old, the 2 empty pots have freshly cracked beans in them
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i think they are looking quite healthy so far!
the stick are needed cos its a bit windy down here!
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