My indoor girl.

Janice_CCMAG I started two seeds in a rooter made for a hydro system on March 3rd. They sprouted on the 3rd and 4th and both got planted in a 3" inch container with Fox Farms Ocean Forest soil mixed 50-50 with my seed starting soil. I placed them under the light today. I'll give them their first feeding in about 48 hours.

Janice_CCMAG For our second week of growing in the dirt, in our three inch, plastic pot, we made some changes now that my girl has her third set of true leaves. We've lowered the light to the manufacturer's recommended height for the veg stage and we've also changed to the 18 hours on, 6 hours off schedule for our light. She'll get her first regular strength feeding as soon as she needs her next watering. I haven't had to water her yet, because when I put her in the dirt, I thoroughly soaked the soil with seedling strength Fox Farms Grow Big. As our temperatures here in Oklahoma have fallen a little over the last few cloudy and rainy days, the room temp has changed slightly during the day. Most temperature fluctuations are no more than 3 to 6 degrees, both at night and during the day.

Janice_CCMAG She's doing great and growing fast! Definitely a good, hardy seed making a sturdy, fast growing plant. Update: Monday the 23rd. After a good watering today, I noticed roots coming out of the bottom of her three inch, plastic pot. It looks like we'll be transplanting to her five gallon fabric pot either tomorrow or the next day. She's growing faster than I thought!