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Seed From Bag!

HillCountryHempCo

140

5mo ago

Custom

Unknown: Random Seed From Bag

Ocean Forest Potting Soil

FoxFarm

Outdoor

Room Type

Transplantation

weeks 4

Topping

weeks 8

50 liters

Pot Size

5.68 liters

Watering

Start at 8 Week

HillCountryHempCo Unknown strain, just found a seed in a bag from dispensary.

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Used method

Paper Towel

Germination Method

1/3

20 hrs

Light Schedule

31 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

No Smell

Smell

60 %

Air Humidity

21 °C

Solution Temp

21 °C

Substrate Temp

18 °C

Night Air Temp

50 liters

Pot Size

0.2 liters

Watering Volume

45.72 cm

Lamp Distance

HillCountryHempCo This plant came from a random seed I found in a dispensary bag and since we have dozens and dozens of bags I don't know which one it came out of...so the strain is unknown. I’m not sure whether it’s a photoperiod or an autoflower, but I’m assuming it’s a photoperiod for now. I started it indoors in a tent, germinating the seed using the paper towel method before planting it in a small quart-sized pot. It’s been growing for a few weeks in Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil, but the leaves have just started to fade, so I’m preparing to transplant it into its final home—a 50-gallon pot outdoors now that it’s spring. The 50-gallon pot is filled mostly with standard potting soil, mixed with Fox Farm Ocean Forest and perlite. A few weeks after transplanting, I’ll begin feeding it a combination of liquid nutrients including Advanced Nutrients, Fox Farm, CalMag, and Mikrobs Microbial Superpack. I’ll also top-dress with worm castings and other amendments as needed. If the plant turns out to be male, I’ll harvest the pollen or any seeds it produces. If it’s female, I plan to grow it as large as possible—which is why I’ve chosen such a large pot and moved it outdoors.

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HillCountryHempCostarted grow question 6mo ago

Green leaves fading to yellow. The last picture was taken right after receiving water and its first round of nutrients which is why the soil is so wet. Started it in a very small quart size pot and getting ready to transplant. It has only lived in Fox Farm Ocean Forest Soil.

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Leaves. Color - Yellow

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Ratleanswered grow question 5mo ago

from your diary your doing several grows and in several kinds of soil and nutrients. That's great for testing different responses of the plants but also very bold. I know this site labels every newcomer as a newbie so I can't imagine you are, being so ambitious.

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Ratleanswered grow question 5mo ago

Fox farm Ocean forest is high in nutrients and not well suited for starting in. Well. marijuana, some plants require heavy. Happy Frog is not near as strong. You only need plain ph'd water for 3-4 weeks in these soils so lay off any nutes and baby her. Wouldn't hurt to transplant and get her out of that potent soil. Don't transplant her into Ocean Forest, she needs to recover. After recovery and if you transplant again before flower, then you can use Ocean Forest

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Still_Smoqanswered grow question 6mo ago

I’d say it was low in nutrients.

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HillCountryHempCostarted grow question 6mo ago

This photoperiod is currently being grown in a tent with six auto flowers that is on a 20 hour light cycle. This photo will be transplanted and going outside to grow for the rest of its life. There’s 13 hours of sunlight where I live right now, so what do you think about light?

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Ratleanswered grow question 6mo ago

I'm in Ohio and it is still getting down to the low 40"s some nights and only 60 during the day. I always follow the rule to not plant till after Mothers day at least. Not this year though, still upper 40's at night predicted. As long as I get them in by June doing fine but you've already two weeks into grow. If it was mine, I wouldn't be able to put her out until she was 6-7 weeks into grow. If it's not getting below 60 degrees at night your probably fine.

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oldskoolkoolanswered grow question 6mo ago

They will flower with such a sudden drop in light hours.Put those autos down,ha.They have their place but 90% of the time photperiod are much better to grow.They more stable and you have more control.Are you expecting your light hours to increase where you live?If you aclimatise them lowering the hours over a few weeks and waiting for the outside light to increase you'll be ok but that depends on light hours.Cannabis plants are so sensitive to light.You'd of been better doing it the other way around.The best thing about autos is being able to start them outsided at this time of year.

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Mr_Weeds_Autosanswered grow question 6mo ago

Hey Growmie, this seedling is showing early signs of nutrient deficiency or pH imbalance, likely nitrogen deficiency based on the fading green/yellowing of the lower leaves.

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1/4

12.7 cm

Height

20 hrs

Light Schedule

24 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

No Smell

Smell

60 %

Air Humidity

21 °C

Solution Temp

20 °C

Substrate Temp

21 °C

Night Air Temp

5.68 liters

Pot Size

0.49 liters

Watering Volume

45.72 cm

Lamp Distance

HillCountryHempCo This is the start of week 3

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20.32 cm

Height

14 hrs

Light Schedule

32 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

Normal

Smell

50 %

Air Humidity

21 °C

Solution Temp

20 °C

Substrate Temp

16 °C

Night Air Temp

37.85 liters

Pot Size

5.68 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 3

Bonnie

0.528 mll

CalMag 2-0-0

0.528 mll

Sticky Bandit

0.528 mll

HillCountryHempCo After feeding CalMag and nutrients and transplanting to a slightly larger pot, the yellow in the leaves is now fading becoming green again. Moved outside to the garden on 5/10/25.

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Transplantation

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