New Grower First-Ever Grow - White Widow Autos - with f-ups, photos, and questions

[hecno]

From one beginner to another , google a sun tracker , it will tell you where the sun is in relation to your balcony , it will help you to figure out where to put them to get the most light , now these guys know way more than me , but I would just start again to give them a good start in life . I mucked up my first grow and believe if you get it right from the start the whole journey will be a lot better , good luck

 

[Archer]

Yeah, I'm hoping these are salvageable, but if worse comes to worst, I'm willing to start over. Have some more seeds on the way (Critical+ 2.0 and TD). If these end up being a total loss, I'll be smarter about starting the next grow.

That said, I'm not willing to throw the baby out with the bathwater quite yet. Will probably give these babies a couple more days and see how they do. Now that the sun is out, they're revealing themselves to be not quite as yellow as the photos I posted made them out to be. The early morning light made them look yellower than they are, I guess. (Don't get me wrong; I'm not denying that they're in spotty shape right now).

 

[Dazed]

That's cool bro, pots looked a little bigger was hard to tell. Def give them a few days bro, these plants can come back from most things and produce wonderful buds, trust me :Sharing One:.

Good luck man.

 

[Archer]

Thanks! Hoping for the best. Will keep the thread posted as these plants come along.

 

[Archer]

Couldn't resist stopping home over lunch to check on the girls. Seems like a half a day in the sun has already made a world of difference. They are drying out a bit and looking much greener than they were this morning.

Still not the picture of perfect health, but a big improvement so far. I'm encouraged. Will be keeping a watchful eye on these plants, and will try my best not to drown them again.

 

[Dazed]

Couldn't resist stopping home over lunch to check on the girls. Seems like a half a day in the sun has already made a world of difference. They are drying out a bit and looking much greener than they were this morning.

Still not the picture of perfect health, but a big improvement so far. I'm encouraged. Will be keeping a watchful eye on these plants, and will try my best not to drown them again.

Perfect bro, looking right now. Good luck!

 

[Archer]

Day 3 Update

Took the four healthiest-looking plants in my starter batch and placed them into 3-gallon pots with a much lighter and more neutral soil. Sun was out in full force yesterday, and again this morning. But as the day wore on, the sun seemed to duck into hiding, and the weather turned cloudy and damp. Seasonally speaking, I may have picked the wrong time of the year to start an outdoor grow. Pressing on, though.

Here are some pics:

 

[skyhiggh]

Me too rain is killing me but such is life. good luck with your grow