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Lovely pic naych! Some Nice early red hues coming through on the gubba sprout Cheers

Hey Naycha, great to see you about again ye wise ol canna pirate, and showing off ya great photography All the best for the season matey!

Haha. My thoughts too.

Cheers Hashy! hands on practise and better explained than I can

Hey Q. Will do Yeah man, not the little path light type of solars, but the more spot light type. One mate that's a bush grower (doesn't frequent these pages) swears by them and SirPsychohashy has used them inland to keep a couple of girls vegging once the days were getting shorter. Have a look through his diary. You have to use a few of them dotted around the plant. if you have the plants close to home or an outside building and it's feasible you could also have an outside flood light directed at it/them for a few extra hours Cheers Itchy. I'll be keeping a close eye on any changes to growth too. I had a light leak issue a few grows back so know what the reveg leaves look like but I'll be watching for stalling closely now. Thanks.

Hey qwobbler. I can't see that this is correct unless this person /people are growing autos as most photo plants will flower with 12-14 hours of day light. I'm currently trying exactly that, vegging in my fridge then moving outside to flower. So far, to date my plants are still in flower as here in seq we are getting about the same day light hours (13ish). I'm keeping a very close eye on them for any reveg looking leaves, nothing yet but once the days do get longer I will cover the plants with a large box to restrict the light to keep them in flower. Bit of an experiment for me and sofar so good. If you want to keep them vegging outside do the opposite, use some lighting (fluoro/solar) to extender their light hours until the days are long enough to do it naturally. I know a few gorilla growers that use the little solar powered garden lights out bush through winter to do this and just remove them once they've vegged enough. All the best

Cool. The plants look in better condition than the pool water

Without a population cull or limitation on child birth which would include/need massive major changes to current life styles then yes, that's right. Doom. Man has become a virus to the planet earth

Beautifully made and narrated clips. Nice find Itchy

Ahoy Akelu. Ok so firstly, what medium are you using? As this will determine what nutes to use.. Flower/bloom nutes will be no good during the veg period (the growing period) as they contain very little nitrogen, an element plants needs to grow. Flower/bloom nutes are used during flower/when your plants start to bud, so you'll need a growth/veg nutes while it's growing. Read the dosage on the bottle for how much to feed (example, if they say use 5ml/L this means 5millalitres of nutes per 1litre of water), usually half that strength during the first couple of weeks once the seeds pop above the surface and just water before. Feed your plants when the medium is drying out, you don't want it soking wet all the time. But again this will depend on the plant and the media you use. As an example, I'm growing two outside in pots atm in 25L & 19L pots and I only need to feed them every 5-6 days. As for potting up (up sizing), once you can see quite a few roots poking out of the holes in the bottle of the pot or if the growth of the plant slows down then it's time to up size.. Hope this basic guide helps matey. Get started and start a grow diary on here with pics and I'm sure you'll get more help/advise along the way All the best