Bout to start my plant, step by step- n00b (questions)

[BurninDaily]

alright, yes, this is my first time attempting to grow and i get my 10 seeds tomorrow, and i want this plant to be some what of a success.

1.i'll first put my plants in went papertowels wrapped with ceran wrap in a tupperwear bottle
2. when seeds cracks, ill place in foam cup 3/4 full with soil (how deep do i plant seed)
3. how do i transfer seed from cup to my outdoor growing area?
4.how many times do i water it a day/week

and i basically know wat do from there, i just need help getting started off

thanks for you're help

[Ace7644]

1.) good
2.) you need to plant the seeds about 3/4 of an inch down so use a little more soil
3.) you can just break the cup open and replant the whole wad of soil with the seedling being careful not to break the soil up and mess the roots up
4.) smaller plants need less water than larger plants, youll want to water the plants when the soil is dry but dont let it stay dry for too long, also dont let the soil stay wet too long either.

rep me!!!!

[THC101]

sounds good man!

Wat strain may i ask?


I would start them indoors for a good 4 weeks, as plants need to gain strength in stems.

by the time they are 4 weeks old, then you can just transplant directly into the ground.
just put your hand over the soil between the stem, turn upside down, and tap sides till the hole soil cake comes out, then directly in a hole with good soil.

Water when it gets good and dry about 2 inches down into the soil, you will know if you are watering too much if the leaves droop like they are tired.


good luck

[gogo]

have a nice works dude,. yes i wonder strains too
btw do not use any chemical fertilize , natural fertilizes always great (mostly cow dung is perfectly for the plants)

^i disagree somewhat with the chemical ferts. chemical ferts get a bad rep; the best weed i have ever had is from chemical ferts. if you do use chemical ferts, just go easy on it or it will fry your plants...

good luck with all your future grows...

[BurninDaily]

alright, yesterday i picked up the soil.....worm castings good/bad?, i got a few smaller plastic pots for cheap, they are small probly around a gallon- do you think i should get different pots?

thanks for your input

[aero soul]

^ The Bigger the Pot the more root space and if you're growing outdoors the posibilties are endless.. i'd get a bigger pot of simply plant them in the ground..


keep your thumbs green.

[Nepean]

Worm castings are great. I would look at getting 5 gallon pots. The more space the plant has to grow (with good conditions) your plant(S) willl thrive.


NP