[Beginner] First time growing ever

So i’m planning on flipping my girl into flowering somewhere this week. She can grow about 2-2.5 times her current height in my small space I have her in. She can not grow much wider, mainly higher. Any technique I should use before I flip her? It’s my first time so any easy methods are fine by me. I am not currently looking for the biggest yield just a successful decent enough harvest.

Looking healthy good luck with the grow 🙏👍

Happy growing & good luck👊🙏😀

good luck with the grow,,,enjoy.

Hey mate, I answered your grow question lastnight about your runoff.. I just looked back and I dont think I explained fully. You can alternative with feeding plain water and nutrients. It may work for you. Many people use that method with good success! For your particular issue I'd recommend running double the amount of water through in one go. So for example if you feed 1L normally give 2L half plain PHd water and half your nute mix. The plain water will get rid of any buildup salts and then your girl will get a fresh load of nutrients. It sounds like you will be overwatering but dont worry you wont. Your substrate has a good mix so it will drain nicely. She may drop her leaves for an hour or so but she will be happy in the long run. You cant overwater in one go. Just allow the time for it to dry out (not fully, but pretty dry) how I manage it is by weight of the pot. If it feels light give her some water. It may take a bit longer to dry out than usual because it will be fully saturated (not much longer, just a little) so just check it's time rather than following your usual watering routine. I did this with my last watering and my girls seemed to have really liked it. I hope this helps 🙂 Ps keep up the good work.. shes looking great 👍👊

Enjoy growth mate 🦄🍀🤙

Good luck with your grow 🤜🤛

Happy Growing ! 😊💪

Looking great bro! Flowering is the fun bit! Wont be long until you see some 👌😏

Hey mate, I forgot to say the one I got was on amazon. It had loads of reviews as well. Coco doesn't really need testing no, just test the water before and your good. If you need to or want to you can just test the runoff. But a tester would be much easier! I'd like one but I think they are pretty expensive for one that works, like I said though I may be wrong!

Hi Faegrows, after reviewing what I wrote in response to your question, I thought I would offer some tips to help your babies along. Giving fulvic acid, humic acid or amino acids will really help your girls. Giving them a mixture of all three is a bit like the icing on the cake, your plants will love you for doing so. These products are organic and actually extremely beneficial, unlike molasses which is a joke with no real benefits at all. Another product I can highly recommend is "Mykos" by Xtreme Gardening. After experimenting with it over the last few years, I am now of the opinion that there is no way I would ever grow without it ever again, so impressed I am with the results. "Mykos" is a beneficial soil mycorrhizae that live in a symbiotic relationship with your plants roots. The mycorrhizae need the roots to live on and in return the mycorrhizae "pre-digest" and assimilate nutrients into forms that the plant can more easily and more effectively use. So it is a win-win situation for both the mycorrhizae and the plants. Results in experiments I have conducted show clear evidence as to how much these mycorrhizae boost the health of the plants. Due to the increased efficiency of nutrient absorption and availability, feeding supplemental nutrients is not required as often and the plants seem to grow as if by magic. I do not work for Xtreme Gardening or get any type of rewards for promoting their product, I just want everyone to know how these natural bacteria help plant growth. I guess it is a bit like yoghurt for plants - a pro-biotic for cannabis if you will. It should be available in most grow shops, but if not, EBay have it. It might not be the cheapest amendment out there, but worth every cent in my opinion. You can add it at any time and you don't need to use much, but adding it right from the start is obviously the most beneficial. Good luck with the rest of your grow, I have been doing so for 35+ years and still learn something every time I grow. Growing cannabis is a fascinating and rewarding hobby and I am sure you will enjoy every aspect of it, in the quest for growing the healthiest plants you can. I can also highly recommend "Sweet Seeds", their strains are highly stable and easy to grow, producing plants that leave nothing wanting. They have become my "go to" breeder and if ever you want to try them out, all I can say is "go for it!". You will not be disappointed. I only grow photoperiod plants, I don't like autos for various reasons (instability, poor yields, fussy plants etc) but if you want to try some photoperiods yourself, give Sweet Zenzation, Red Hot Cookies, Gorilla Girl, Indigo Berry Kush or San Fernando Lemon Kush a go, all are superb. In fact, Sweet Seeds don't seem to have any duds and I have tried nearly every strain they have. I have only tried "Blow Mind", "Cream Mandarine XXL" and "Crystal Candy" from their auto lines, many years ago, and they performed well. Their new auto strains seem to be even better and I can't imagine anything Sweet Seeds release as being poor quality. As a side note, some photoperiod plants can be just as fast to grow as auto plants. Using a typical 12-14 week cycle, you can veg photos for 4-6 weeks then flower for 6-8 weeks, being nearly identical time wise to autoflowers. Yields are vastly superior and from easier to grow plants, all while using much less electricity. With autos at 18/6 for the whole grow versus 18/6 for veg and 12/12 for flowering, the electricity savings from growing photoperiod plants is substantial. Again, I do not receive any kick-backs for plugging Sweet Seeds products, but after years of trying seeds from many, many breeders, the cream has risen to the top, and that is Sweet Seeds in a nut shell - the cream of the crop! And the best thing is - year after year, the same strains are always of the same quality and with super stable genetics. It is not a case of one year having good plants then the next year having something completely different in either quality or genetics. They are a well sorted company that are quiet achievers. Have I sold you yet?? Try "Sweet Zenzation" it will really impress you and flowering is quite quick too. Anyway, good luck and happy growing, it is a marvellous past time with endless learning. Regards, Organoman.

Happy Growing !

I with you on your journey and happy grow mate. Hope my answer helps you but I'm along for the ride.

😍 Lovely strain @Faegrows

good luck with your grow👍 and have fun with the grow buddy. Happy harvest

Lovely! I have ordered these seeds for my next grow!

Nice Critical Orange Punch!

Wonderful, I expect a good development 🌱 👍 Go through my diary and leave your opinion if you want

Happy growing and enjoy 💪😍😎

Those closeups are beautiful 😻💡🌱