Tvanmunhen
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Sorry you had such a hard time! I've got to ask, how's the friendship going?
I don't know WTF I'm doing here.....
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Marq1340
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Auto Seedies:
Seedsman Gelat.OG Auto
Equipment:
la garden 4x4x6.5 Tent
SZHLUX 200w light(first two weeks) SZHLUX 400w after
4.5L Humidifier
4" AC Carbon Filter
4" inline fan
4" AC Booster fan(intake)
Honey Well 11.3 Air Circulation fan
5.5" USB Fan(pink)
4x 5 Gallon Square Pots
1x 3 Gallon Pot
Soil & Nutrients:
Roots Organics
Miracle-Gro Perlite(rinsed)
Dr earth Flower Girl 3-9-4
Dr Earth All Purpose 4-4-4
Dr Earth Root Zone 2-4-2
Black Gold Organic Earthworm Casting
Swan Epsom Salt
Jobe's Organic Bone Meal
Integrated Pest Management:
Bonide All season Organic Liquid Insect Killer
Double Sided Sticky Traps Bug Catchers.
Double layer panty hose over intake and outtake ducting.
Deep cleaning once a week.
Plans and techniques:
Second go round'
Organic Grow(the best I can)
18/6 Light Times
Have a window to vent to and from this time.
LST
TapWater
Mainling(?)
Seedsman Gelat.OG Auto
Equipment:
la garden 4x4x6.5 Tent
SZHLUX 200w light(first two weeks) SZHLUX 400w after
4.5L Humidifier
4" AC Carbon Filter
4" inline fan
4" AC Booster fan(intake)
Honey Well 11.3 Air Circulation fan
5.5" USB Fan(pink)
4x 5 Gallon Square Pots
1x 3 Gallon Pot
Soil & Nutrients:
Roots Organics
Miracle-Gro Perlite(rinsed)
Dr earth Flower Girl 3-9-4
Dr Earth All Purpose 4-4-4
Dr Earth Root Zone 2-4-2
Black Gold Organic Earthworm Casting
Swan Epsom Salt
Jobe's Organic Bone Meal
Integrated Pest Management:
Bonide All season Organic Liquid Insect Killer
Double Sided Sticky Traps Bug Catchers.
Double layer panty hose over intake and outtake ducting.
Deep cleaning once a week.
Plans and techniques:
Second go round'
Organic Grow(the best I can)
18/6 Light Times
Have a window to vent to and from this time.
LST
TapWater
Mainling(?)
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Marq1340
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Very rocky....
I also see I put faith in someone to take care of something that wasn't theirs. How does it go? Nobody takes care of something of yours like you take care of them.(?? Idk)
Marq1340
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Week 2: April, 12th
Transplanted them into their final pot.
I feel I transplanted a little too early.
I also used some hardware store rooting powder during transplant. Anyway let's see where this goes.
Edit: Since I didn't take this photo this day I believe I transplanted them on the 10th instead....
Transplanted them into their final pot.
I feel I transplanted a little too early.
I also used some hardware store rooting powder during transplant. Anyway let's see where this goes.
Edit: Since I didn't take this photo this day I believe I transplanted them on the 10th instead....
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evergreengardener
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you may have if the cups weren't full of roots yet but they will be ok, just watch the amount of water you give them. smaller amounts more frequently for a little while and they should take off
evergreengardener
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Did you already start feeding these plants? and what have you added to your soil before planting?
Tvanmunhen
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As being a new grower sometimes I need to remind myself to just focus on the fundamentals like watering and just keeping my plants happy! Stick with it you can do it my friend.
Marq1340
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I have some of the days screwed up I will fix as soon then continue.
I mixed up the days and will add that part asap.
Marq1340
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Week 4: April, 23-25
Here we go
Was starting to believe the humidifier wasn't being filled unless I called, so I added a bucket of water into the tent to keep the humidity high enough for my liking.
Fed Espoma Organic Garden Gypsum, Dr. earth 4-4-4 and watered with tap plus added vitamin c
Till this point they weren't giving anything nutrient wise other than what was in the soil already.
April 25th
Just an update photo.
I was shocked, and very happy.
April, 27th
Update photo
Here we go
Was starting to believe the humidifier wasn't being filled unless I called, so I added a bucket of water into the tent to keep the humidity high enough for my liking.
Fed Espoma Organic Garden Gypsum, Dr. earth 4-4-4 and watered with tap plus added vitamin c
Till this point they weren't giving anything nutrient wise other than what was in the soil already.
April 25th
Just an update photo.
I was shocked, and very happy.
April, 27th
Update photo
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Marq1340
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Week 5: April 29th-30th
Start of flower:
Wanted a cover crop but I added the seeds three weeks into the grow.
That isn't how its done so I instead opted for something a little quicker and got some barley straw bales as mulch. doesn't seem like I added enough.
top dressed with organic worm castings 1/4 to 2/4 inch per pot.
I'm getting the feeling that I'm doing this backwards but the plants are somehow still growing so I can deal everything else later.
Start of flower:
Wanted a cover crop but I added the seeds three weeks into the grow.
That isn't how its done so I instead opted for something a little quicker and got some barley straw bales as mulch. doesn't seem like I added enough.top dressed with organic worm castings 1/4 to 2/4 inch per pot.
I'm getting the feeling that I'm doing this backwards but the plants are somehow still growing so I can deal everything else later.
Tracker
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Yes, run the lights at full strength, but raise them up a little at first so you dont shock the plants with the excess light at first. Then lower the lights a little closer to the canopy each day until you are at the optimum light level on the canopy.
I use the free Lux Light Meter app on my android phone, and measure between 30,000 and 40,000 at the surface of my canopy in flower. During veg I keep it between 25,000 and 35,000. Pay close attention for light stress on the plants as you make the transition.
If you use a similar app, its quite likely you will get different readings because the hardware on your phone from which the app gets the info it displays can vary between make/model of phone. I used another light that I was already used to its performance to baseline the app as a calibration of sorts. Thats how I figured out the values that I look for when using the app.
Marq1340
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What height do you suggest I start the light at full power? It's currently sitting at 20". What exactly does the start of light stress look like?
Tracker
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The onset of light stress is leaves tacoing, twisting over, or bending down. They are trying to reduce the amount of light on the leaf surface.
You want the plants to look perky, like they are reaching for the light.
Also, if you have a dark period, some plants relax the leaves down during the dark period, so don't think somethings wrong if you look at them during dark period, and the leaves look like hanging lower.
Marq1340
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Thanks for the advice.