Max
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Hi.
I'm attempting to grow a single plant using only what I have lying around the house. Mine is by no means the ideal setup, but I thought I'd do the best I can with what I've got and see what happens.
Scenario:
1. Sprouted a single bagseed on a whim around early July 2005.
2. Transplanted from a yogurt cup to a 5 gal pot with Black Gold organic soil.
3. Now at about 1.5 months of vegetative growth with 8-10 hours of indirect sunlight until two weeks ago when I started supplementing with an additional 14 hours of flourescent; five lights equalling 80W.
4. Temperature under flos is around 78 degrees Fahrenheit.
5. Strain unknown, but it looks very much like an indica of some kind.
6. Using VF-11 as vegetative nutes for the time being.
Here are some photos of it. I'll post more as she progresses. Or, at least I hope to God it's a she. I kind of have all my eggs in one basket, but don't have the resources to do it right. Still, I wanna give it a try.
NOTE: I currently have no ventilation during the supplemental flo hours and no CO2 added either. My hope is that adequate ventilation and CO2 is received during daylight hours.
What do you think, given my bargain-basement setup? Thanks.
I'm attempting to grow a single plant using only what I have lying around the house. Mine is by no means the ideal setup, but I thought I'd do the best I can with what I've got and see what happens.
Scenario:
1. Sprouted a single bagseed on a whim around early July 2005.
2. Transplanted from a yogurt cup to a 5 gal pot with Black Gold organic soil.
3. Now at about 1.5 months of vegetative growth with 8-10 hours of indirect sunlight until two weeks ago when I started supplementing with an additional 14 hours of flourescent; five lights equalling 80W.
4. Temperature under flos is around 78 degrees Fahrenheit.
5. Strain unknown, but it looks very much like an indica of some kind.
6. Using VF-11 as vegetative nutes for the time being.
Here are some photos of it. I'll post more as she progresses. Or, at least I hope to God it's a she. I kind of have all my eggs in one basket, but don't have the resources to do it right. Still, I wanna give it a try.
NOTE: I currently have no ventilation during the supplemental flo hours and no CO2 added either. My hope is that adequate ventilation and CO2 is received during daylight hours.
What do you think, given my bargain-basement setup? Thanks.