2 Bags seeds, First Grow.

Pichael98

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All pics are basically post watering, only time i take my phone with me. And yeah but ive turned it back onto full strength now, if that stresses them too much ill turn it back down and lower it? Or would it just be wise to keep it half and drop it now?

And yeah i obviously didnt read thoroughly enough, theyre in their bigger pots now, looking good.

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LouixFrenchton

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Nice, yeah much better in those big square pots

I'd keep the cob around 2.5ft / 75-80cm, at full strength. If it's stressing then turn down rather than go up in height. They'll become more robust as they get older and bigger and you'll be able to go full strength and work on lowering.

You might have several days of nothing seemingly going on as they adjust to new pots and roots grow out, so be patient on interfering and see how they take off in next 5-7 days, being mindful not to over saturate
 
Pichael98

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LouixFrenchton said:
Nice, yeah much better in those big square pots

I'd keep the cob around 2.5ft / 75-80cm, at full strength. If it's stressing then turn down rather than go up in height. They'll become more robust as they get older and bigger and you'll be able to go full strength and work on lowering.

You might have several days of nothing seemingly going on as they adjust to new pots and roots grow out, so be patient on interfering and see how they take off in next 5-7 days, being mindful not to over saturate
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Yeah so i watered them into their new pots but i gave them 4 litres each without runoff, should i water till runoff or for the first time water is this normal as it was completely dry coco mix.

And yeah ill try putting it on full and that distance and see how it goes.

Last thing is about the one bag seed plant i have, its very short compared to the autos and has a weird looking leaf, any opinions? Photo below.
 

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All seems to be going well at the moment, got some RH problems, other than a humidifer does anyone know any household ways there are to get that up?
Lights on is 28-30C with 40-50% RH
Lights off is 23-25C with 55-65% RH

Also got given 3 more beans. They're Auto Fem Romulan. So far one has popped and is already in the coco.

Pictures to be updated soon.
 
LouixFrenchton

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Pichael98 said:
All seems to be going well at the moment, got some RH problems, other than a humidifer does anyone know any household ways there are to get that up?
Lights on is 28-30C with 40-50% RH
Lights off is 23-25C with 55-65% RH

Also got given 3 more beans. They're Auto Fem Romulan. So far one has popped and is already in the coco.

Pictures to be updated soon.
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Take plants out and mist floor and walls periodically and small glasses of water help. Although you're not doing too bad. Similar ranges to me and my auto has been fine.

I ended up with two males from my two bag seed plants so down to my auto only. But she could probably do with the space, she's huge, 4 weeks since she popped dirt today,very happy thus far
 

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iruleyou1

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By now you are probably past the seedling stage but for anybody else reading I would dim instead of raise unless you need the light spread with the cobs. Save on the electric bill and reduce wear on the cobs. If you are using the same cob setup for veg and flower the light spread shouldn't be an issue since it will be lowered later on anyway.
 
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So far only 1/3 of the Romulan seeds have popped and been planted, hoping the other two do eventually, its been about 5 days since i started germinating.
The three ducksfoot are looking fine after the transplant a week ago, and the little bag seed plant is doing fine aswell.

I also noticed that maybe they werent getting enough light now that theyre not really seedlings anymore so the lights are set at full at just under 2ft away.
 

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Only managed to get 2/3 of the romulan seeds to pop and both have come through the soil and are looking good. The first one just under a week old.
The ducksfoot plants are doing great, all three looking healthy and are 2 weeks old today.

Started to get an algae growth on the soil and perlite in my smaller pot with the bagseed plant which has been slow and poor looking. Ive repotted and changed the coco in the pot, well see how it comes along in the coming days.
 

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Pichael98

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Im presuming it could be caused by the high temps weve had the last week (all above 30C) so the tent has been sitting at 31-33C while the light it on during the day. And the low humidity sitting between 40-55% RH.
All the plants except this one are doing fine, the leaves have started to curl upward, any ideas other than the environment?
 

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