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This document provides instructions for growing cannabis indoors. It recommends starting with 5-10 seeds and planting them 1/4 inch deep in soil, covering them with plastic until they sprout. It advises keeping the room at 18C, using fluorescent lights 4 inches above seedlings that are lowered to 2 inches as the plants grow taller. The document recommends using potting soil mixed with perlite or sand, and fertilizing with Peters 20-20-20. It also stresses the importance of fresh air, and suggests buying seeds online at weed-seeds.net.
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- 18. Fertilizer Very important if you want to grow indoors Peters 20-20-20 is good Follow directions and try not to over-fertilize You can put fertilizer in the water you use to water your plants After the seeds are 3” tall let the fertilizer on top dry out before you water them again 2 most common problems are over-fertilizing and over-watering for beginners
- 20. Containers Should be around 1-6 gallons so the root system gets all the space it needs Use containers that have holes in the bottom You can buy clay or plastic containers Clean containers when you get home “bigger the container, bigger the plant”
- 22. Air This is very important Give your plants constantly fresh air
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