[latenighttokes]

Alright, circ fan is back on and the plants have been looking a little better. The weak one is bouncing back great. Strong one looks like it'll be ready for transplant in a little over a week.

I'm just nervous about the humidity. With the circ fan off, the Temps and humidity were pretty good. With it on even low, the humidity has dropped to the 50's while the temp is still good.

My next investment is going to be a controller or two. Manually tweaking the environment everytime I check on them is becoming very annoying. A controller will give me peace of mind.

[latenighttokes]

Pics later when I get back

[latenighttokes]

Green Ninja #2 almost two weeks from seed. It bounced back from the shock very well. I still have it propped up with a bread bag tie because without it, it still ever so slightly leans. I'm gonna keep them on until it becomes strong enough to hold itself up. It's coming along well, though.




This is #1 who is a few days older than number 2, but developed slower and was shocked pretty hard from stress. It's kinda hard to make out in the natural light, but it had some discoloration in the leaves as well as drooping. I might just chop this one, but I wanna see if it just needs time.







Sorry for the sideways pics. I have no idea why my phone has been doing that lately.

[Midwest sticky]

Nah don't whack it give it a few days and see if she comes back.

[aridbud]

Originally Posted by latenighttokes

True. Thanks, man. I guess I'm so nervous about this grow being successful because I plan on my growing being a source of income.

Just grow to learn the problems and solutions (soil, lighting, amendments, etc.) and enjoy watching the plant changes- fascinating! Once you have that down, THEN consider future grows for income ventures. Seen/read many that try to do too much, too soon, and fail.

[MJBadger]

Good luck with the grow .

Midwest sticky has it right here with this post .

This is the best grow forum around, so much info and good peeps here. Plus some of the most potent famous strains were made by members here. You choose a great place to document your first grow.

[Monyo]

Glad to see 'em back up. Good luck!

[latenighttokes]

Originally Posted by Midwest sticky

Nah don't whack it give it a few days and see if she comes back.

Yeah, it's like she's looking good compared to how she was before, but terrible compared to #2. I'm gonna give her time. I hope she can pull through.

[latenighttokes]

Originally Posted by aridbud

Just grow to learn the problems and solutions (soil, lighting, amendments, etc.) and enjoy watching the plant changes- fascinating! Once you have that down, THEN consider future grows for income ventures. Seen/read many that try to do too much, too soon, and fail.

I hear you, man. I'm really taking advantage of the experience I'm gaining. I love the therapeutic value, the idea of having quality control over my smoke, and everything else about growing, but I'll be honest when saying I'm an entrepreneur and the profit to be gained is enticing.

I got into growing because I used to sell weed out of the projects I used to live in. I had a few connects and one semi-reliable one. Some days the quality was excellent, others not so much. I decided I wanted to cut out the middleman and began my research.

I hear you though, dude. I definitely will be taking these first grows as valuable learning experiences.

[latenighttokes]

Thanks for the kind words, dudes! Really dig the good vibes as my girl's are looking better.

I will be putting two afganhi seeds and a Strawberry Blue seed under wet napkins tonight. I also have 10 white widows from ilovegrowingmarijuana.com on their way after my first order from them didn't show for almost 3 months.