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my first plant ever, pics! info on what ive done also on my outdoor plant

Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Outdoors' started by Matt_Grower, Aug 1, 2006.

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  1. #1 Matt_Grower, Aug 1, 2006
    hello all, im new to these forums

    i just wanted to share some pictures of my plant for you, its about 1 month old now, and growing it 100% natural

    its my first time too growing, its a outdoor plant

    i water it about every 3 days

    ok what i did from start to now:

    i found a common pot, and filled it with some good soil we had around the back. it already had some filterlisers and its good soil. i then put my finger in the dirt and made a small hole, and put my seed in it. then covered up the dirt. then i watered it with filtered water.

    the plant gets sun from about 8 to 5 every day. ive been watering it every 3 days and got it up to this stage. im doing all this 100% natural, so i was told it will take ages longer, we are talking about 6 months maybe?! anyway im excited about this

    if anyone has any suggestions or any comments please feel free to add them

    im glad i joined these forums and hope to join with you in discussion here.

    Matt
     

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  2. #2 Spanishfly, Aug 1, 2006
    Welcome.
     
  3. #3 Matt_Grower, Aug 1, 2006
    thanks man what did you think of my plant?
     
  4. #4 Matt_Grower, Aug 1, 2006
    btw, i just read about people saying that its too late to grow now and that it wont work and grow any buds etc, well i started growing about a month ago, is it too late to grow any buds? cos my plants going well
     
  5. #5 Matt_Grower, Aug 1, 2006
    btw im from australia.
     
  6. #6 Spanishfly, Aug 1, 2006
    It is too late only in the Northern hemisphere.

    If you are in Oz then you will have no problems, your plant will show a lot of vegetative growth, and probably start budding in February or so, when the days are getting shorter. One could even say you are a bit early, but if you have no frosts that is not a problem. That is, assuming it turns out female.

    Plant looks good and healthy.
     
  7. #7 Matt_Grower, Aug 1, 2006
    so its gonna be ages then :( i really hoped it could be done in 3 months
     
  8. #8 Spanishfly, Aug 1, 2006
    Plants outdoors begin to bud when they detect that the days are getting shorter. You can´t rush mother nature.

    If you want results in 3 months buy lights and do an indoor grow.
     
  9. #9 Matt_Grower, Aug 1, 2006
    i hope its a female
     
  10. #10 TokinBlue, Aug 1, 2006
    should be an interesting grow. i have thought about trying a natural grow, but i do not know if i would have the patience for it or not

    Good luck on it becoming it female :smoke:
     
  11. #11 Matt_Grower, Aug 1, 2006
    thanks my friendly moderator.

    yeah its gonna be a long grow, but ill be posting updated pictures in this thread all the time when i see new growth so it should be a exciting grow for sure
     
  12. #12 Matt_Grower, Aug 1, 2006
    i cant beleive that so many people have viewed this thread and not replied. common........dont be shy
     
  13. #13 WySiWyG, Aug 1, 2006
    If you're above the Tropic of Capricorn like I am (in Oz) then you'll be able to grow year 'round. I started growing my latest lot in April and I've already harvested one plant with a good yield.

    We truly are in the lucky country.
     
  14. #14 Matt_Grower, Aug 3, 2006
    agreed mate

    anyone else excited about this growing log at all? i know i am. imagine what ill have in 6 months! id invite you all round for a few rounds (more like 10-15) haha
     
  15. #15 DierWolf, Aug 3, 2006
    if thats a current picture something is drastically wrong, for one month old it should be way bigger than that as its now only on its 2nd leaf set. The 2nd picture in my signature is a 3 week old plant outside topped.

    outdoors the soil dries out faster under the sun you need to water it a little every morning and again before dark.

    Also try transplanting it into some new soil and bigger pot, right now its stunted... what soil are you using????
     
  16. #16 Matt_Grower, Aug 3, 2006
    haaha you make me laugh rofl, are you a mod or some thinga thing? !ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!

    anyway its gonna be fine popeye, it takes about 6months (7 months in total to grow you popeye)

    thanks anyway.
     
  17. #17 DierWolf, Aug 3, 2006
    wtf?? anyways dude do your thing, obviously you dont feel you need help. So i'll just sit back and [​IMG]
     
  18. #18 Matt_Grower, Aug 8, 2006
    ill post updated pictures soon

    im open for help but im just doing this naturally

    got a issue with that? most dont as its gonna be potent good stuff. let me do it my way the natural way
     
  19. #19 tmarin, Aug 8, 2006
    If you want to get a good harvest I'd suggest listening to these guys, they know what they're talking about. That plant is way small for 1 month. Looks fine and healthy, just midget-like. You should start some more seeds being that you have such a long season. If its a male, then what are you gonna do?
     
  20. #20 primativezen, Aug 8, 2006
    What exactly do you mean by growing naturally? For a month old plant, grown "naturally" or not, that's tiny. Obviously when it's that small your not ready to fertilize, and im not sure what else you would be doing that is unnatural.

    Like Dierwolf said, the pot looks very small and probably needs to be transplanted if it really is a month olde, and you need to be watering it more than every 3 days.
     
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