Looking nice especially considering their limited lighting ☀️ best of luck ✌️
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One month windowsill Northern lights auto No feed Max 6 hours direct sun
Purple queen Auto One month on windowsill with no feed Also max 6 hours direct sun I dropped her when she was tiny quite a few times :( she wasn’t happy for a couple weeks I don’t think.
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Inganjawetrustcommentedweek 44 years ago
Inganjawetrustcommented4 years ago
@Beryl, like I said considering the limited light they are fine you could add some artificial light in the evening just by putting them under something as simple as a compact fluorescent light, it's a cheap and easy way to get your girls some more light ☀️ Enjoy your grow bro ✌️
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Berylcommented4 years ago
@Inganjawetrust, ah thank you do you think so? This my first time growing anything worried they haven’t developed enough or too small but they look healthy :)
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Berylcommentedweek 14 years ago
One month - on my window sill - I do keep domes over my plants on shitty heavy rainy days and for a bit on sunny days. These plants only get direct sun for about 5 hours and that’s if it’s sunny at all :) live in wales soooo
I had to repot them. Now in 12L fabric pots in organic soil. They did slow down a bit but seem to be ok now
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