Doc's Lab OR

Mohican said:

Have you tried Epsom salts? Has Mag and Sulfur.

Click to expand...

I added some last night. I am working out a feeding mix and will take some tweaking.

Mohican said:

Have you tried Epsom salts? Has Mag and Sulfur.

Click to expand...

curious old fart said:

so does dolomite lime


cof

Click to expand...

Guys I have been looking at the plants upstairs to the ones in the garage and I think it is cold roots. The plants in my closet are rocking and the tent is slower and the big sw#5 is funky. I put 3/4 mdf under them and we will see how the respond.

Insulation board is lite weight and works really well.

The plants that I don't have on pallets are on pieces of foam insulation
that I used on the walls of my room, it works well.

whodatnation said:

Insulation board is lite weight and works really well.

Click to expand...

I know but it was late and I had the mdf right there bro. I am picking up some foam for it.

GDB

Berry Bubble and Nibiru

Fireballs

Karma's og

Bobbitchen's purple cut of fireballs

Swamp wrecked #7

SOo MANY LIKES!

Everything looking right on track doc.

You'll see purple stems/stripes in some of both BB and nibiru, those ones will prob be frosty.

Looking forward to what you find in the berry bubble, hopefully some of what I came across!

I ran a heater hard on the plants for a few days to get the soil back up to happy temps. The plants went crazy!

Garden is looking sweet!

A lil heat makes a difference for sure

For veg mine do well with upper temps @ 80-85 for the leaves and 65-70 for
the root zone. It just seems to be the sweet spot so far as I've seen.
Doc it looks like you'e hitting grand slams every time at bat.
Those babies look great.

Hey Doc if it helps my vegging plants are on the concrete floor and they drastically slowed down when the temp dipped down and the heat was off, after I turned the heat back on a little bit and warmed up the floor some they are doing better now. Probably 2 days late and a few dollars short but.

moondance said:

Hey Doc if it helps my vegging plants are on the concrete floor and they drastically slowed down when the temp dipped down and the heat was off, after I turned the heat back on a little bit and warmed up the floor some they are doing better now. Probably 2 days late and a few dollars short but.

Click to expand...

I never put any plants directly on the floor, I prefer to use pallets but this grow
I had to go to 5/8" Styrofoam insulation to gain back the 4" the pallets took.
Not only do the stay a little warmer off the floor it gives better air circulation
under the fabric pots when they are on pallets.

oldman60 said:

I never put any plants directly on the floor, I prefer to use pallets but this grow
I had to go to 5/8" Styrofoam insulation to gain back the 4" the pallets took.
Not only do the stay a little warmer off the floor it gives better air circulation
under the fabric pots when they are on pallets.

Click to expand...

I am with you there but I had no other choice at the time, these guys that are redoing the drywall for me don't know it yet but they got some building to do! I want to have some solid risers built with rubber membrane glued to the top! But the 8 pack floro would have to move over to the other side which I think may be doable at some point.

I will have the cold floor fix tomorrow, and they already look better. PapaPayne came by and we made hash today

Yummmy Hashy Goodness!