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my first outdoor grow- pics

Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Outdoors' started by stayinblitzed, Aug 13, 2011.

  1. #1 stayinblitzed, Aug 13, 2011
    this is my first grow ever. i just got a couple seeds from a friend in june. june 15th i put them in a shot glass and filled with water and took them out the next day and they began to sprout. i put them in small plastic pots with just potting soil and i stuck them in a green house for a couple weeks. then i transplanted them into potting soil mixed with hair, chicken dung, and egg shells. i moved those into the woods and i just water them when they look dry. two days ago i added some orchid food by mircale grow to make sure they have enough nutes. these are just pics from whenever i would go water them and check on them. i take two pics each time. if u have any suggestions to make the grow better it would be greatly appreciated.
     

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  2. #2 stayinblitzed, Aug 13, 2011
    the two most recent pics from yesterday
     

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  3. #3 CRXSSF1R3, Aug 13, 2011
    nice to see someone who isnt using extreme measures to grow herb. i like youre style! subbed
     
  4. #4 stayinblitzed, Aug 13, 2011
    Thank u sir. Trying to keep it easy as possible
     
  5. #5 KBslinga, Aug 13, 2011
    lookin good blitzed! if u wanna increase yield a bit, consider tying the top of the plants down a bit and get some good LST going. That will make the smaller branches towards the bottom branch up and give u more bud sites:hello:

    good luck and keep up the good work:smoking:
     
  6. #6 stayinblitzed, Aug 16, 2011
    Gonna try lst on one of the plants an see how it goes. Been reading a lot about it. Is it really as easy as just bending the plant or am I reading it wrong?
     
  7. #7 stayinblitzed, Aug 17, 2011
    Do u have to untie them at any point? Or will they be good through flowering? And is it going to get to heave and break the stem?
     
  8. #8 KBslinga, Aug 17, 2011
    nope, u can leave them tied all the way to harvest..although after a while the limbs u tied down will wanna stay where u tied them all on their own
     
  9. #9 stayinblitzed, Aug 28, 2011
    one baby turned male so i had to chop it up. heres my remaining baby after the hurricane
     

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