DblUJ69 said:

Hi to all cultivators!
I’m so excited to be part of this growing community!
I’ll post as often as I can and hope the babies will grow up strong and healthy.
Anyone, please advice if you do see me heading in a bad direction.
Many thanks and appreciation.

I should have planted them in peat moss earlier, *face palm*, the germination was so quick. Took 2 days to germinate to this, look like this baby was eager to make me smileAnyway, I quickly transplanted it into peat moss pellet which I bought from the Home Depot.

Ahh..much better here I guess.
I’m still figuring how I should create my potting mix. Well, the daily humidity is >80% and daily temperatures range from 26-32 degree celsius.
I guess I should get potting mix that doesn’t retain too much water.
I’m gonna go check the supermarket tomorrow to see what I can get and do one thing at a time.
It’s pretty confusing to having spent 6 hours reading the forum about everything I mean literally everything. (Not that I could remember all of it)
Well, the beauty of doing something for the first time is in the uncertainty and certainly there are going to be plenty that I might face.
I like to keep my heart ready for the challenges ahead and shout-out to anyone that’s currently in a similar situation, LET’S GO!!!

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GNick55 said:

congratulations!
you came to the right place!
enjoy the farm!

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PipeCarver said:

Do you want to make your first grow easy?

1 Choose a good well aerated light soil.30% perlite is a recommended percentage. Lots of brands come close or are spot on. Promix is one I use sometimes.
2.Pick a brand of nutrients...many to choose from I use General Hydroponics 3 part flora system & have for 20+ years. then the most important part .....follow their recommended feeding schedules......you'll learn to tweak it as you grow.
3 This might be the most important rule. Get seeds with good genetics from a reliable source.
4 No!. light leaks once turned to 12/12 lights in the tent.
5 Read & participate on these forums daily until they're ready to smoke.

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DblUJ69 said:

Day 5
They look fine I think. Considering to get a growing tent, but the amount of space I have is sooooooo limited. I have a small corner in the room which could fit 50x50x100 tent, overcrowding is definite!

I’m pretty sure the leaves that branch out will kiss the walls in the tent. I might just have to make do with that. Not considering for to get huge yield, I think it should do fine.

And here are the babies!!!

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Btw, should I pick the seed off them or just allow it to drop naturally?

And I noticed some discolouration in no. 1 & 2, is that normal? I’m guessing due to the late transplant during germination, there could be a minor root issue with them both. (I’ll continue to observe)

No. 4 was only planted yesterday, counting day 2 as of today. I could see some flesh as of now. So I lightly dressed back the hole after taking a photo.

Currently, the babies are getting 10-12hrs of natural sunlight and 6 hrs of indoor lighting from my lamp. (It should be fine I think, since the seedlings are still really young)

Because of the higher temperatures in the day, I drip the soil with a tsp of distilled water twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evenings. (It was a sunny 32 deg today)

I was thinking of transplanting them into potting mix in a few days, probably on Monday.

Guess that’s about it for today.
Oh and I’m getting so much love from the community already, lucky me!
Love y’all and happy weekend!

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GNick55 said:

don’t be watering so much. it shows with curl down twisty leaves yellowing brown spots..

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PipeCarver said:

Soak completely then let dry, get it into a larger cup with more soil so you don't have to keep adding water. You don't need direct sunlight on them right now either let them grow a bit before getting the full blast from the sun ( indoors behind windows it can get too hot & and fry them )

I don't like those seed pods, they dry out on me, I just use my growing mix in 12 oz solo cups.

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