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TriggaMan
beginner


Registered: 05/02/08
Posts: 7
Last seen: 16 years, 10 months
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Beginner Growing Bag Seed
#17636 - 05/02/08 08:54 PM (16 years, 11 months ago) |
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I have grown a plant once before, but it was eaten by what I believe was a deer or squirrel. I recently decided to try again to grow a plant, just to give my self something to do. I have the plants in a secluded part of some woods people rarely wonder through. I started by placing all of the seeds in a wet paper towel inside of a sandwich bag. After about 3 days the white part had started to come out of the shell, so I put the seeds in 3 different pots, 11 of the seeds sprouted, 3 died and 2 ended up being male (or so I think, but I'll talk about these in a few lines) They have been in the woods for about 4 or 5 weeks, and are only 2 inches at the smallest ( almost has more leaves than the rest) and the biggest is probably 4 inches tall, none of the plants have a full set of leaves yet, just 3 leaves each. I am assuming this is due to a lack of sun, I have 5 of the plants in a pot with a 1 foot radius and a single plant in a probably 5 inch pot. 2 of the plants have balls and dropped white powder on the leaves and look like the balls have opened up, I uprooted these and moved them. I think I am going to move the plants and find a spot where they will get more light and maybe put some egg shells on the soil. Thanks for the help everyone.
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TriggaMan
beginner


Registered: 05/02/08
Posts: 7
Last seen: 16 years, 10 months
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Re: Beginner Growing Bag Seed [Re: TriggaMan]
#19266 - 05/04/08 04:47 PM (16 years, 11 months ago) |
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So I should get some more pots and find a spot with some more sunlight? Is a pot that is about 6 inches in diameter large enough for one plant? I can't grow these too tall to keep them out of sight. I'm not looking to get a massive yield either, although it would be nice, but I'm just going to get the basic growing down first, then step up.
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