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Old 03-23-2010, 07:31 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Growing a Mystery Indica...

Its been a long time coming. I've been trying for a few months now to get a successful indoor setup. I finally got one! My plants are a week old at this posting, and they look awesome! Here are some pics of the plants and the setup.Name:  Grow box 1.jpg
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id recommend to carefully separate all those seedlings and to put each one in a separate small container. you'll avoid any root problems that's bound to pop up as they get older/bigger. another thing would be to move those plants up a little closer to the lights.

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Actually, some of those little beauties are going to friends, so space won't be an issue for too much longer. I put those pots on top of a platform after I finished taking pics so theyre basking about 3 inches from the bulbs. I only have room for two plants in the end, but for now theyre small enough to co-exist.
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Hey, Love thoes pics, I took 'em, and i built the box!!! all in too days, man i love those little ones!!!! I cant wait till i make my own, so i can adopt one of them!!
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It will be soon man, just wait till they recover from the first transplant.
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nice setup. good luck dude.
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Actually, some of those little beauties are going to friends, so space won't be an issue for too much longer. I put those pots on top of a platform after I finished taking pics so theyre basking about 3 inches from the bulbs. I only have room for two plants in the end, but for now theyre small enough to co-exist.
You'd be amazed how fast roots grow. The roots will intertwine in no time if they already haven't done so. There really is no good reason to have more than 1 plant per container. Start them in 3 or 4 inch pots and let them develop a rootball before putting them in a container that size.
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I hope this isnt a question everyone asks, but is it possible to change the light cycle right now, see which ones are female plants, and then go back to the vegetative stage before they begin to bud? I only have room for two plants and I want them both to be female.
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I hope this isnt a question everyone asks, but is it possible to change the light cycle right now, see which ones are female plants, and then go back to the vegetative stage before they begin to bud? I only have room for two plants and I want them both to be female.
i've heard a couple different opinions. Some say it works and others say it'll lead to hermies.
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I hope this isnt a question everyone asks, but is it possible to change the light cycle right now, see which ones are female plants, and then go back to the vegetative stage before they begin to bud? I only have room for two plants and I want them both to be female.
too early mate, let them grow 6 or so internodes first, take a cutting of each plant then force flower the originals, this way if 1 or 2 are female you can use the cutting(s) as mothers or your next batch

it usually adds quiet abit of time to revert back to veg stage after they go into flower, yet another good reason to have clones as back up.

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I have read that you can flower a single branch on a plant by tying in down and covering at night. The branch will show sex and then you let in revert back to veg with the rest of the plant. anybody tried this? I think it involved making a small tent with some black trash bag material. seems like it might be too much hassle to try and block all light to just one branch.
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Its too early to tell the sex. In about 5-6 weeks you can pre-sex them. Just look for two really tiny white hairs (female) growing out of the nodes. You may need a magnifying glass.
If you haven't already done so, you SHOULD separate them. The roots will get tangled like a couple dreadlocks when you try to take out the males. You wont be happy.
You also need a LOT more light. Get 12 42 watt cfls at wal mart for 9 bucks each. Put a splitter on each socket. Trust me you will be greatly disappointed if you go through with these lights. The lights should be as close to the plant as possible without heat problems.

Also read up on growing weed!
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Seeing as the internode length is almost nothing, I have plenty of light. Also, I have read up on growing. I have the plants set on a raised platform, so the tops are maybe 3 inches from the bulbs. Theres around 600 watts in that box, theres no way in hell I dont have enough light. I have grown before. Never on such a small scale, and never in a dresser. I usually get fem seeds, but money has been a real issue. For two plants, I think 6 CFLs is plenty. I refuse to clone, also on account of money. Since the strain is indica dominant, I dont see an issue with plant height. If there becomes one, I can do LST next time.
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Cloning will save money, surely? Seeds cost money, clones are free if you make them yourself.

The bulbs are probably 600w equivalent- unless there are another 55 of them out of shot! Your average cfl is about 5-15w unless you get the big horticultural ones.

If they are not stretching then you're doing ok for lumens now but they will certainly benefit from more light once they get a little bigger.
You can move those bulbs pretty close to big plants with no ill effects. Be a little bit careful with seedlings though...
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I got the 27 watt, and as a matter of fact I remember its not the equivalency its the actual watts so your right. Clones, I am nervous about because of how sensitive they are at first. Seeds, you just plant, let sprout, and be happy. That, and I haven't been able to find any rooting hormone anywhere.
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Oh ok, six of those gives 162 watts which is fine for now.

Honey works fine instead of rooting gel.

Once a clone has rooted it is as vigorous as a seedling. Even if they all die you havn't lost anything.
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Honey? Are you serious? Dude thats awesome! So, now I need a clean razor, some honey, and some room to have clones in. For 6 clones, about how many watts should I have? And about what size pot (in inches) do I need for a clone? Shit, Imma have to research cloning some more. Its cool if I put the clone in soil instead of in rockwool or something right?
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ok, was just pointing out that cloning before force sexing would be of benefit as re-vegging an unknown strain isnt always a great idea.

research cuttings will give u alot of info, if u aint got a propagator, use a clear plastic tub or cup to cover spray the cover regularly to keep it very humid and lift a few times a day to circulate stale air.
nursery soil is fine

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True that ^

Here's a whole thread about cloning. http://www.yahooka.com/forum/nursery...tix-pics.html?

I never used honey myself but that tip comes from a legit source.

Rockwool is easier than soil but you can clone into soil without too much trouble.
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ok, was just pointing out that cloning before force sexing would be of benefit as re-vegging an unknown strain isnt always a great idea.

research cuttings will give u alot of info, if u aint got a propagator, use a clear plastic tub or cup to cover spray the cover regularly to keep it very humid and lift a few times a day to circulate stale air.
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Ok, good to know. I know to keep the clones in a humid environment because they have no root system to absorb moisture. Another question. Say I have the worst luck in the world and they all either die off or are males. Are males smokeable insomuch as they can get you high? Because I may just keep the two strongest plants and either give away the rest or "dispose" of them. After all, I don't wanna stress them by having the root balls all entangled. Its starting to seem like space is going to be the main issue.
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