Easy's Dina Fem Sweet Deep Grapefruit: CFL grow cab
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Concord Dawn
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oh shit, laughed at that one!!
SkunkDunks
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A bit late but I'm here. Great start easy, I'm sub'd.
crazytrain14
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hygrozyme is not a nute but a soil additive that adds good bacteria to the soil that helps the roots. you should look into it sometime down the road
later bro
later bro
Easy420forme
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I'll do that CT... how much does that stuff run per unit? What should I expect. I may get some tomorrow
Easy420forme
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Het thank GB. yes, we hope all have tits and vaginas... no hairy bean bags
what's that CD?
Great to have you Monko... they are all sprouting out of the soil flawlessly and with much health.
I have topped with great success on my last boy... it was a damn forest of a plant though after I topped him. it got really thick. Good luckHey easy, just checking in on your grow, looking good so far. I'm going to top mine in about a week or so and transfer her to her flower pot, can't wait to see these SDG ge chopped
Glad to have you. Love the sueded nikes. those are classic. I'll have to give your grow a peek although I already wish I had your lighting and space.
Concord Dawn
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what gumball said, LoL.
Easy420forme
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right on CD right on
crazytrain14
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http://www.bghydro.com/BGH/itemdesc.asp?ic=NEGHZ32&eq=&Tp= i think it was like 35ish. it enables the good bacteria in the root system to work for ya. helps in the uptake in nutes. also helps to keep the roots good and clean. i've been using it on the blueberry and i do believe you've seen the effects along with the soil and all the other stuff i've been using lol. i think it was money well spent.
gumball
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is it similar to superthrive?
crazytrain14
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no superthrive is some sort of a hormone booster thing. if that makes anysense
Easy420forme
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I may have t lay off until I transplant maybe. The family is off to Colorado for a ski trip. Leaving this coming Sunday night and returning the following Sunday or Saturday.
gumball
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Ouch!!!
I think you need to transplant before you leave, they won't survive in those small cups. But if you transplant to the gallon smart pots, and water them in good, and lower them as far away from the lights as possible, they may make it a whole week. That is if they suffer any transplant shock, which you want to happen in your particular case. I know they make a pad you wet and place under the pot and its suppose to keep them watered for a while. Will look up the name later.
Have fun sking!! Happy Thanksgiving!
I think you need to transplant before you leave, they won't survive in those small cups. But if you transplant to the gallon smart pots, and water them in good, and lower them as far away from the lights as possible, they may make it a whole week. That is if they suffer any transplant shock, which you want to happen in your particular case. I know they make a pad you wet and place under the pot and its suppose to keep them watered for a while. Will look up the name later.
Have fun sking!! Happy Thanksgiving!
Easy420forme
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Sweet thanks GB. Yes, this was going to be my quandary. Transplant before I go? and then how do I water. I had an idea bout a timer, submersible pump and a pH water resivoir, but maybe a wet tray with my 1 gallon smart pots is the way to go for these new plants? or I could looking to that pad you mentioned. I'll likely drop the two 2,700k lamps on the side to reduce some of the heat. They will veg fine with 4 or 6 6,500k 23w cfls, right?
Easy420forme
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Here is a picture of the box with the plants and domes attached.
Deep Sweet Grapefruit:
Bag Seed #1
Bag Seed #2
My indoor ebb and flow vegetable garden, Zucchini has already flowered... wish these were cannabis plants.
Deep Sweet Grapefruit:
Bag Seed #1
Bag Seed #2
My indoor ebb and flow vegetable garden, Zucchini has already flowered... wish these were cannabis plants.
gumball
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Yeah, they will veg fine with that light, but drop the plants anyhow so you don't risk growth into the lights. I would transplant, and maybe put a tray with about an inch of standing water in the bottom, then plants, as you mentioned. Try to have the top inch of the pot dry before you fill the tray with water.
Easy420forme
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Thanks GB... I will do just that
SmeLLyTreeZ
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Lookin good easy, hopefully they will make it when your gone!! We will try to peak in on them through RIU for you haha..
Oh yea I was finally able to give you some REP!
Oh yea I was finally able to give you some REP!