So I decided I wanted to grow but I wanted to give it a little go before putting money in and doing it properly so here’s mine from bottom bag seed grown in a cardboard box with cfl and led bulbs no more then 20 pound spent 
what’s all your thoughts so far it’s about a month old I think the yellow leaves only came because I was out of my house for a few days and couldn’t get to it,so that was the result
I would transplant that to a bigger pot with good drainage or a fabric pot and be sure not to overwater 
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Yeah I need to get a bigger pot only been in that for about a week and already filled it up thought it would have lasted longer I put a few holes at the bottom seems to be doing alright with water but so far it’s going alright 
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Cool! They sure fill up their medium with roots quick when they’re starting to take off
Yeah definitely didn’t expect it to be so fast hopefully it stays going well haha just gutted with the yellow leaves @MattyBear
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I take off my used up yellow leaves too
I did think about that but I didn’t no weather to or not how do I know when to take them off ? @MattyBear
You can snip them off with clean scissors or they might just pull right off the trunk
When should I take them off now? Or just the shrivelled up ones? @MattyBear
Just the ones that are completely yellow for now
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Like this ? @MattyBear
Alright then thought they ones would be alright for a minute as there still green just really light haha thanks for the advice @MattyBear
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You’d rather have the plant focus its energy on new growth and not wasting energy on trying to repair older growth
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I read somewhere else that the new growth takes the stuff from the old leaves and that’s why it was going yellow that’s why I originally left them ,but makes sense that they would still try repairing it if it’s stii attached @MattyBear
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What do you think now looking better? @MattyBear
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I see you are definitely keeping it low budget until you make the decision. When u transplant keep away from the clear containers. The roots like it dark. She looks good though, keep it green. Thumbs up!!
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Yes, looking good! @LoCoRock is correct about the roots not liking light and cover the clear plastic with dark tape or paint. If you’re gonna transplant into a fabric pot, you’ll be fine
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I’ve made the decision now I’m going to get the proper set up still going to try finish this one though just to see how she does well hopefully she haha but male or female it’s good experience and it’s going alright ,going to transplant it just need to find something bigger not going to get a proper pot would take to long to arrive now just going to look for something bigger and thanks for the advice didn’t no they like darker on there roots @LoCoRock @MattyBear
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