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First time growing (closet)

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Found a seed from a bag(never done this before), germinated and planted taking a picture a day and now I'm on day 17 its organic soil with a little bit of miracle grow ph is 7.5 humidity is 64 low 80 high temp is 68 low 75 high 45 watts of blue light and 15 of red 20 hours light 4 dark thats really all I know
 

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Can anyone suggest a good trimming video?I dont want to yet just trying to watch and learn. Day 18 .update.
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#4
haha.. feeling the need to be motherly!
she’s doing great, just let her love her environment, she doesn’t need anything..
find something else to do, studying up on things for growing so your prepared, or have a slight understanding so when you come here for help it’ll be a little easier for you.
 
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GNick55 said:
haha.. feeling the need to be motherly!
she’s doing great, just let her love her environment, she doesn’t need anything..
find something else to do, studying up on things for growing so your prepared, or have a slight understanding so when you come here for help it’ll be a little easier for you.
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if anything your getting very close to a transplant..
what is your plans for that?
 
#6
Probably a 5 gallon bucket i have a little nutrient burn so I haven't fed it anything other than the MG it started with
 
#8
ok, well you kinda want the soil to be moist but more on the dry side as in being just watered, as the weight of the soil could break away when taking the pot off..
the more of a root ball you have the easier it will be to transplant as the roots are holding everything together, less root ball more chance of roots breaking off roots..
no matter what happens during the transplant just get it done as carefully and quickly as possible and than water her..
in videos the small seedling didn’t have a big root ball but i know what i’m doing, but i wanted to show you as his stuff can happen and it’s ok..
than the big one with a root ball holding everything together..
wash your hands before and makes sure everything is clean.
 

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#9
Awesome I really appreciate it. I will let you know how it goes and keep everyone updated. The videos help perfectly with the explanations nice to find people who can explain what they're doing 👍🙏
 
#10
SHE STARTING TO DROOP?!
 

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Zeroclue said:
SHE STARTING TO DROOP?!
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it’s ok, probably soaked the soil instead of a watering? if that makes sense, though when it’s a day or two drier take a look at the root ball, she probably needs a transplant.. if you do it today remember you just watered and the weight of the soil could cause damage so you’ll have to support it with your hand, wash your hands!!..
 
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GNick55 said:
it’s ok, probably soaked the soil instead of a watering? if that makes sense, though when it’s a day or two drier take a look at the root ball, she probably needs a transplant.. if you do it today remember you just watered and the weight of the soil could cause damage so you’ll have to support it with your hand, wash your hands!!..
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I can see roots trying to poke up i think your right going to transplant
 
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GNick55 said:
if anything your getting very close to a transplant..
what is your plans for that?
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Do you know if the light cycle has an effect on the transplant? Should be in dark or light afterwards
 
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Zeroclue said:
Do you know if the light cycle has an effect on the transplant? Should be in dark or light afterwards
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no, everything as normal, don’t blast her with intense light...
go for it!!!
 
#15
Had roots at the bottom break off pretty sure I killed it...
 
#16
Zeroclue said:
Had roots at the bottom break off pretty sure I killed it...
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no your ok just get it finished and give her a watering or feeding and put her back in her environment.
i don’t think you broke the tap root, so she may become stressed, which means not much will happen for a week..
don’t worry as your probably freaking out, we all do when it happens, but now you’ve learned something about it!
she’ll should be fine..
 
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GNick55 said:
no your ok just get it finished and give her a watering or feeding and put her back in her environment.
i don’t think you broke the tap root, so she may become stressed, which means not much will happen for a week..
don’t worry as your probably freaking out, we all do when it happens, but now you’ve learned something about it!
she’ll should be fine..
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was she packed of roots? they look white?
 
#20
All the roots were attached but my pot was hard and so there was with white roots along the bottom kinda net like looking but I did everything clean and within a minute or 2 I had everything ready so all I had to do was get and drop it in
 
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