2 outdoor plants in WA

[brad 992]

I've been growing these two plants for just over a month now, i planted them in random soil i found from my garden.

they sprouted in about 2 days after i planted the seeds.

Im new to all of this, I haven't touched them yet (watering etc.).

they have survived over 6 days without water and 3 days of stormy weather, im really surprised that they are still alive.

They seem to be growing very slow, the first one is about 6cm tall with 4 leaves and the second is about 7 cm with 6 leaves.

I was wondering if someone could give me advise or tips on how to make them grow faster. or if im doing anything wrong that will kill them.

here are some pics of them both.

[Bazza]

hey mate,

its not the best time of year to have plants starting outdoors.

put them out on sunny days and bring them in under a fluro at night and stormy days.

the slow growth is from cold temps, remember in science class how heat was a catalyst for chemical reactions.

you have to try to give them over 12 hours of light each day or they will flower at 10cm high. once they are a decent height

leave them outside to flower.

you could leave them outside till they show sex, then start increasing light times so that by spring you can use clones off of them to have nice summer buds.

[brad 992]

thx for the help. i'm not able to grow indoor yet because im still living with my mum, haha.

what time of year should i start them?

can i still smoke it if it starts flowering at 10cm ?

[need4weed3]

plant on fathers day

harvest on mothers day

[Skyfury]

it shows season realy does help, i planted 2 weeks ago and im at 11cm in perth. 1 thing i did tho was befor they got 2 big i got a coke bottle and cut the top off and put that over them got the humidity up and i just left em in the sun for aas long as possible. good luck

[Reverend]

You may be a little to early for a Perth planting, usually late September early October is best time, this also depends on whether we have a late or early spring. You may find yours will go straight to flower and then try and re veg, all very time consuming.